Building the Yardistry Cedar Greenhouse
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2022
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Building the Yardistry greenhouse in Our Backyard Garden we are not pros and we ran into some problems but the outside of the structure is finally up.
We hope you learn and get something out of this video. The video below was helpful to us watching before and during the build for tips.
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I just wrapped my Yardistry greenhouse this afternoon. I found the instructions were great. Couple of warped pieces o needed to manage through but no issues. I’d suggest building all four walls in the garage if you can. So much easier, nice and flat. Keep an eye on the yellow vs black pan screws. Otherwise a simple build.
I agree with you on building in the garage!! We have been using it all season. It leaks but I love it!! Please check out more videos full of seedlings!!! Thanks for watching and good luck with yours, I hope you love it!
A TIP FOR UNPACKING THE PARTS!!! As step one it says check off the parts are you are unpacking them - but they are listed in random order. So half your time building this thing will be spent looking for your next part! I created a spreadsheet and sorted them into numerical order along with what step they go with. Make yourself 24 cards to number them for the steps in the process. As you check off the parts, sort them into piles according to what step they go with. It will save you TONS of time later!!!
STEP PART # NAME
3 1106 wall sill
7 1107 side wall sill (4)
3 1108 back corner
3 1109 back corner
4 1110 midpost
3 1113 back post
12 1114 middle roof rafter
3 1115 right roof rafter
3 1116 left roof rafter
3 1117 back gable beam
4 1118 side base
3 1120 back floor base
3 1121 inside upright
3 1122 outside upright
12 1123 roof peak
13 1124 vent roof peak
10 1125 wall top (2)
13 1126 inside vent block
15 1127 roof vent rafter
13 1128 bottom vent block
23 1129 door top block
23 1130 door block (2)
22 1131 shelf top
20 1132 shelf front
21 1133 shelf side
20 1134 shelf gusset
20 1135 shelf joist
3 1136 vent trim (4)
20 1137 long shelf joist
19 1138 wooden gusset
19 1139 short upper shelf
19 1140 long upper shelf
19 1141 shelf block
24 1142 closer block
23 1143 front gable beam
11 1144 short post
3 1147 2 side panels
4 1152 side wall panel
3 1155 vent panel
23 1175 door panel
3 1184 peak spacer
Wow love this!! Thanks for sharing!!!
I put it together on a flat concrete pad, think it's easier than staging above ground. The fit is no worse than a Tesla, go easy with a hammer or millet to force a fit, the wood is soft you might dent it.
Agreed!
How and when did you secure the Greenhouse to the wooden base frame you made?
and thanks for the really helpful videos!
You're very welcome. We used the extra long decking screws into the greenhouse base, down into pressure treated once we had it level and square on the pressure treated. We later added hurricane ties. I thought we covered that in one of the videos can't remember which one, but it's somewhere in that Playlist maybe in, installing the floor, or adding shelves videos.
Can you please do a video tour of your new green house? Thanks!
Hi Arlene!! Thanks so much for the request! We definitely plan to. We are having some issues with a warped door so I haven't planted anything yet. But things are about to get interesting! We have done several videos of progress as we work so please view our library and also enjoy our beautiful sky along the way!!
Question, how would you rate it as far as wind resistance? I live in a windy area and I'm curious if it would hold up
Thanks for watching and commenting! Actually it seems very stable. We did screw it in to the base with very long screws. And that bottom base we built is secured to the ground with rebar driven in, in opposing directions. There are several videos on this we did. Also we added hurricane straps. We just had a big wind storm winds up to 50 miles per hour and it was just fine! We do have another video where we show the connection points here if you would like to watch.
ruclips.net/video/1BOJrNq78Tg/видео.html
In this video we use hurricane straps and 10" Timberlok screws for securing our greenhouse.
@@ourbackyardgarden thank you for the feedback. Will be watching those videos :)
I just bought this and bought the 4 x 4's to attach greenhouse too... but I noticed there are no instructions or details on the exact dimensions that these should be assembled. How did you figure this out? Being they only have dimensions for the concrete pad if your were to use one. I don't want to be hanging over either side and find that they have been put together slightly off. Thanks
Thank you for watching. We did a dry set up and took the units base pieces out. We did 4x4 for front and back and 4x6 on the sides for wiggle room. But what we cam to realize was the rendering that shows inside the basecand outside of the dimensions is accurate. We did not cut the side 4x6x8 pieces I left them long. We cut the front and back to fit inside them. When you pull out the base pieces you will see the fit. We talk about it in the install videos in the Playlist. I hope tha helps its hard to explain but we were perplexed initially then realized it was easy.
How long does it take? And how much you charge for this work?
Thank you for watching! With ideal conditions I'd plan for 2 to 4 days of work. I wouldn't even begin to know what it would cost for hired labor especially a skilled carpenter or framer.
My husband just bought this for me for my birthday. Leveling the ground as we speak, but how long did it take you to assemble?
Hi, congrats!!! We had to order replacement parts that caused several delays. We feel that with a completed parts list an experienced person can knock it out in 2 days with a helper. Inexperienced could take more. A helper makes it all go quicker as well as working on a level space. Plan 4 days. Good luck, please tell us how it goes!!
@@ourbackyardgarden lol you should have seen my hubby's eyes when I told him that. Thank you so much! I'll let you know. It sure is pretty, anyway. :)
@@rcherry762 you've got this!! Take your time and be patient with it, you will get it done!!
Hi Leigh, I I'm making a video on some of the challenges that I had with my greenhouse setup, and I was wondering whether you would be okay with me mentioning your channel and linking this video so that people can come and check out some of the problems that you had with it as well when you were setting it up. Please let me know if you're okay with that! Thanks!
Yes thank you! I'm happy to spread the word. We actually created a Playlist for it I hope people find it. We are editing the next video now I'll be adding your link!
@@ourbackyardgarden awesome, I will link your playlist
@@GreenLove1 you're awesome thank you! It was nice working in the greenhouse yesterday. Nice and warm.
What is the base you attached it to?
Thank you for watching. We have a greenhouse Playlist with all of the stages. It's pressure treated timbers 4x4 for the front and back and 4x6 on the sides. We anchored them in to a level foundation by striking them through in opposing directions. It's critical to properly mount and anchor this structure!! Please see our Playlist lots of info!!
ruclips.net/p/PLI8hz0IIwgJUbBIBqjWZ_VcOpMqEN8uLm
I've been wondering how long one of these will last before wood starts to rot. That is my only hesitation from buying one.
Hi Eric thanks for watching. We wonder the same. I think the key is not building it in a low spot and having a good drainage foundation for the base. No floor just gravel and or pavers. I'll be happy if I get 10 years with annual sealing maintenance.
@@ourbackyardgarden Thanks