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Barn Star Dual Sided 8-Shelf Walk In Greenhouse (76.77" x 28.74" x 56.3") Expired
$40
+ Free Curbside Pickup
Tractor Supply Co has Barn Star Dual Sided 8-Shelf Walk In Greenhouse (76.77" x 28.74" x 56.3", HDZ30501) for $39.99. Select free curbside pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is $9.99.
Thanks to community member aravindhan.ts for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member aravindhan.ts for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Dimensions: 76.77 in. x 28.74 in. 56.3 in.
- Includes 8 shelves (22 lb. weight limit for each)
- Heavy duty polyethylene cover
- Powder-coated steel frame
- Roll-up flap with zips and ties for access and ventilation
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Edited March 8, 2021
at 03:38 PM
Greenhouse to get a early start.
Give your young plants an early start and room to flourish with Barn Star. This heavy-duty steel greenhouse has a durable polyethylene cover and 8 separate shelves so you can house more plants safely away from pests and harsh weather.
Dimensions: 76.77 in. x 28.74 in. 56.3 in.
Includes 8 shelves (22 lb. weight limit for each)
Heavy duty polyethylene cover
Powder-coated steel frame
Roll-up flap with zips and ties for access and ventilation
https://www.tractorsupp
Give your young plants an early start and room to flourish with Barn Star. This heavy-duty steel greenhouse has a durable polyethylene cover and 8 separate shelves so you can house more plants safely away from pests and harsh weather.
Dimensions: 76.77 in. x 28.74 in. 56.3 in.
Includes 8 shelves (22 lb. weight limit for each)
Heavy duty polyethylene cover
Powder-coated steel frame
Roll-up flap with zips and ties for access and ventilation
https://www.tractorsupp
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Fast forward a couple of days and we had a hot day in the upper 60's. The plastic shell cooked all the plants and killed everything inside as it was still pretty young. I'll admit it was my first run at a greenhouse type setup- so if you're used to this or have used something similar in the past- you'll do fine, just don't expect it to keep from overheating inside, like I thought it would.
The frame itself held up great like afx mentioned.
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Right, I can't imagine this holding up to any storm
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You could try making a cover using shade cloth, or they do make greenhouse plastic sheeting with UV inhibitors. They still only claim a 4 year lifespan, but that's better than only one season.
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I have had one this size a few years. Wrap the joints with duct tape and anchor it in the ground with auger style tent anchors. It holds up but will rock quite a bit so move the plants inside for heavy winds. The plastic lasted about 3 years before it started to deteriorate.
Fast forward a couple of days and we had a hot day in the upper 60's. The plastic shell cooked all the plants and killed everything inside as it was still pretty young. I'll admit it was my first run at a greenhouse type setup- so if you're used to this or have used something similar in the past- you'll do fine, just don't expect it to keep from overheating inside, like I thought it would.
The frame itself held up great like afx mentioned.
Fast forward a couple of days and we had a hot day in the upper 60's. The plastic shell cooked all the plants and killed everything inside as it was still pretty young. I'll admit it was my first run at a greenhouse type setup- so if you're used to this or have used something similar in the past- you'll do fine, just don't expect it to keep from overheating inside, like I thought it would.
The frame itself held up great like afx mentioned.