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Avoid storm damages
It can be difficult for a greenhouse to survive a storm. Lars Lund from The Greenhouse Forum has collected a few tips on how to secure your greenhouse from storms in the best way possible.
- Make sure the door is closed completely. You can seal the door with vapour barrier tape or gaffer tape, so the wind can’t enter.
- Screw off the cylinder of the automatic window openers and close the window manually.
- Glue the glass to the profiles with silicone or a special glue. (It makes it hard to move the greenhouse, if you one day decide that)
- Check the struts and make sure they are where they should be.
- If you haven’t provided shelter with a hedge or bush, then buy a willow fence and put it up in a fitting distance around the greenhouse.
Tip:
The best way possible to secure your greenhouse is to provide shelter around it. Hedges where the wind can blow through is the best solution and a better solution than a fence. The hedge should not be placed right up against the greenhouse. A 6.6 feet tall hedge can provide shelter in a 32.8 feet distance. A fence of willow or slats is an alternative. Storms often come from north-west or south-west, so the shelter should be all around the greenhouse.

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