B&Q Verve 6x8 Polycarbonate Greenhouse In Store - Cheap!

[Bigmallly]

Obviously glass is the best choice if you can get it. Polycarb is more child friendly & still does the job. The only difference that I think of is safety issues..........Glass v Plastic.

[Nannysally99]

I would imagine the glass ones will take 4mm twin wall polycarb.

Would be easier if it did BM

[Bigmallly]

I would imagine the glass ones will take 4mm twin wall polycarb.

[Bigmallly]

I've not really got a need in the garden for it. And on the allotment I'd have to argue it's not a greenhouse - as we're only allowed one greenhouse per plot.

If it's covered with netting then it wouldn't be a greenhouse. It would be a Brassica/Fruit cage.

[gardening_gal]

Well I'm now the proud owner of two 8' x 6' complete polycarbonate greenhouses. I had to drive for further than was probably sensible to get them but it seemed too good a bargain to let pass.

There were 6' x 4' complete greenhouses too (in light purple boxes) but they were not reduced, it was only the 6' x 4' horticultural glass greenhouses (in orange boxes - need to buy the glass separately) that were reduced. This was the same in 2 stores I was in today.

The glass is 3mm thick according to the garden assistant I spoke to in B&Q.

[chris]

I'll be using net over mine so have really been looking what's needs to go in it so I'd go with the glass advise above, VC!


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[sparrow100]

Do the frame instructions tell you how many panes and what sizes are needed? There are a lot of panes available on ebay. And the W- and Z-clips are pretty cheap and easy to get too.

[Nannysally99]

I have the b and q brand 6 x 4 and it's defianately glass needed

[chris]

Chris - are the 6x4 ones you've bought for glass or for moulded polycarb (as my 6x8 is)?
I'm curious to know whether we're talking about different animals here.

Polycarbonate I think. B&q brand, not verve. Old stock !


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[alldigging]

Cover your spare frame with netting and turn it into a fruit or brassica cage. That's what I'm doing.

I've not really got a need in the garden for it. And on the allotment I'd have to argue it's not a greenhouse - as we're only allowed one greenhouse per plot.

[veggiechicken]

Chris - are the 6x4 ones you've bought for glass or for moulded polycarb (as my 6x8 is)?
I'm curious to know whether we're talking about different animals here.

[Martin H]

Our local store (Romford) had several purple glazing packs but no frames, so I didn't bother.

[chris]

...me too! I've just bought a few to link up


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[veggiechicken]

Cover your spare frame with netting and turn it into a fruit or brassica cage. That's what I'm doing.

[alldigging]

I paid £25 for the frame and £20 for the glazing.

Fab!
I'd had a feeling someone has said £40, but inspired by him actually telling us "the stores that have some will probably just throw them away as they're the last ones..." I thought I'd say it'd been £20.

Anyway that one has found a home.
Just a frame to go now!