The BEST GREENHOUSE DOOR (DIY) Build
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2019
- Building a dutch door on Ana White greenhouse build!
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ive watched this video more than 5 times. Tomorrow I will be officially attempting to build mine to put onto the greenhouse I am building. I am super excited. Thank You
Jason, you have the skills most homesteaders wish they had! Nice job!
Jason I think it's beautiful great job!!!!!!!
It might be a good ideal to use the upper latch to connect the door halves. Great build, love watching y’all in your journey. God’s Blessings 😁
I was thinking the same thing; How often does one leave the bottom open and the top closed? Normally use will leave you with a single latch to get in and out.
Jason, I'm so impressed with your craftsmanship. Love all the artistic things you do, and your wife, also! You are one of my very favorite new youtube sites already, enjoy following your videos. Here's wishing you success and happiness as you go.
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I made the door for my greenhouse and it has come in so handy for so many reasons. Even just opening the top for air circulation and keeping kids and pets out with poisons or snail pellets around. Thanks!
Great job Jason! Thanks for sharing. If you lived up north I would hire you. Have blessed day.
I live in S.E. Missouri Ozarks and I'd love to hire him.
Yay! Rebekah is gonna love this so much! She will want to just move in to the greenhouse! Love This So Much! Excellent Jason!
Dutch doors usually have a latch attaching the two halves so it can open as one. It might make life a bit easier for the Rhodes if they have that latch option.
Jason, you have wonderful building skills! Are you sure you didn’t do this back in California!??? Lol 😂
I hope your being paid fat because that is a beautifull well built beauty. You do amazing work Jason. Truly talented.
Great looking door. I am halfway thru this greenhouse right now. Wife and I framed it in half a day. Love the door idea.
Just like the stable door in my workshop. I'd probably want to fit a check panel inside for the door to close against. Good work Jason. Keep it up.
Great door! I’d add a latch to the inside to latch the two doors together when you’re not leaving the top open.
Very nice job.
put some rubber floor molding on outside edge of door to stop mice from entering and eating seedlings.
Nice Dutch door!
Beautiful job Jason.
I think you need a latch so that the door can move as a single unit if desired :) It is so lovely! I want one badly. Can you do a video on costs?
I'd love a cost estimate.
I think Justin is going to do that when it is finished.
@@glendaruff125 I am building one right now. Using redwood. I am at around $1,000 not including tools or vents
WOW!!!! Enjoyed watching the build in this video!!!! LOVED the Dutch door! Thx for sharing....I learned a lot!❤
Jason, that is a thing of beauty!! I love the Dutch door idea. If I ever build a greenhouse again, I will build that one for sure.
Also, sometime will you show us that pocket hole jig or whatever you call it?
You should have one of the latches on the inside to keep someone from being latched inside of the greenhouse. Have a door to door connector latch on the inside and the upper door latch on the inside as well. Remove the outer upper latch. Replace it with a simple handle to pull the door open. Have restraining hooks (keepers) for upper and lower doors mounted on greenhouse wall.
Nice one Jason, Just a suggestion, if you keep the hinges the way they are and latch the upper portion to the bottom portion from the inside, and then use a traditional door latch, the door acts as one from both the inside and out, but you can open the top as needed from the inside. Good work!
You did a fine job, there. My only concern would be that the bottom piece of the door frame might be a tripping hazard unless you build up in front and behind it. Also, if people step on it, it may loosen or cause the rest of the frame to pull out of square. It might be a good idea to reinforce it underneath with some pressure treated wood, and then build up the gravel until it's level around it.
great ideas- also the lack of a door jam killing me lol. Others have also said a way to move the door as one would be ideal. I would agree on all of that.
All good suggestions. I am sure Jason will tweak as he is a very skilled homesteader.
Great job. Looks very good!
Great green house! I love the Dutch door! I have had a Dutch door before and really enjoyed having a latch to connenct the halves so the door can be moved as a single unit when desired. Beautiful job!
It's always fun seeing you build stuff. That door is great
Very nice build. My concern would be with the panels running horizontally and rain collecting in the channels. Seems like dust, pollen etc. would be a bear to keep clean.
It’s looking awesome!
Been following your progress. You do nice work.
Well done!
The hardware looks solid. Great job Jason!
NICE DOOR!!! NICE JOB!! WELL DONE.. BE BLESSED!!
Thanks for sharing my husband is looking for door ideas for our green house!! Great job🙌☕👍
beautiful work
This carpenter is good and a nice guy.
Great music and video! The door is really nice! 💕
Very NICE job, Jason!
Beautiful Jason!! It will have allot of use i am sure!
Awesome job!! Looks great 🔥🔥👊🏻👊🏻
Nice job
Love your videos
Great job . Really like the pocket hole fastening technique .
Coming along, nice job...
Very nice, Jason!!
I love it.
Great job. Hopefully they love it. I do. 😁
Awesome job!!
Great build, love the green house. Perhaps I missed it, but how is the structure anchored to the ground?
Very nice Jason.
I Love that Greenhouse & you're doing an awesome job.
I would have gone with what you initially planned, a Door in the rear as well. They could have always not used it, but the option was there if needed. I also really like the Dutch doors. I really want to build this.
Very nice!
Awesome job brotha
Good job!
Jason I love your modifications to this plan. This is by far one of the best I've seen from the Anna White plan thus far. I hope to have this greenhouse on our homestead with one other mod. I want a 10 x 32 with a back door as well. I love the dutch door also, Great job!
**GOOD AFTERNOON CONGRATULATIONS GOOD JOB**
You are a really skilled craftsman!!! Good idea using a Dutch door in this application. Tim @ Cliffside Acres
You did amazing work.. One thing I will add though is the ribs should be up and down not side to side. When it snows and rains those ribs are going to hold snow and rain instead of letting it run off.
oh geez, now you tell me! :)
So beautiful. I have those plans printed lol I also have the pocket hole jig on my wish list. What brand did you use?
Good video. Quick question. Do you need molding strips on bottom?..Thanks
Jason how do you think the wood filler strips for the Tuftex will perform versus foam strips?
How do you close the door when you are inside? Looks great
Just an fyi, put a latch so when you open the door so they can both open together. Also, the top door needs to stop half way open. Don't put a latch on the green house, it may interfere with the vents. Have a stop on it, halfway.
Just wondering how much wind can this beautiful greenhouse take?
Chickens have no problem going through the top of a dutch door if it's open, so don't count on the bottom door keeping chickens out of the greenhouse.
oh geez, now you tell me! Lol.
looks great, but dutch doors... the top part latches to the bottom part, not the frame.
The door is very nice. What do you recommend if one can not do the pocket screws?
half lap joints and metal or wood gussets would work.
I've tried to find door latches like the one you used but with no success. Would you please provide the source for it? Thanks.
The doors need doorstops to prevent then swinging through and ultimately damaging the hinges etc .. just a thought 💭
I don’t think she’s gonna want to fuss with 2 doors all the time. Is there a latch made to connect the 2 doors??? Just asking 😇
We also hinged our. doors together
Just what I was going to say to gain full opening in one swing of the total door. But it does look great.
Yup, will do
Looks Great but what Jeanne Orr said below. ;)
Thomas C Durham yup, will do
Is there a list of instructions?
The latches on outside.....if someone latches then how does someone inside unlatch or get out? Nice job overall ...
Jason, is there a reason that the bottom has the tin instead of just continuing the clear plastic sheets ? Is it cost ? Or something I’m missing . Granted I know this isn’t your design just curious your perspective
I think it makes this greenhouse more durable. Also the plastic that low is not needed with the tables we put in. I also think it looks nicer with the metal. thanks
Except chickens can easily fly 3-4 ft into the opening
My chickens would jump over the lower door no problem I would put a second mesh door in it would also keep out cats and wild birds
Do you have plans available for the Dutch door?
sorry, I don't. thanks for asking.
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Are you going to finish that sometime soon...... This spring? Summer? 🤔🤔🤔🤔