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Shade house

Discussion in 'Growing Areas' started by Bob2741, Feb 26, 2009.

  1. Feb 26, 2009 #1
    Bob2741

    Bob2741 New Member

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    I found this and ordered one these look great I'kl use this this summer and cut cooling cost inthe greenhouse.

    SunBlocker Backyard Shade House 50% 10'W x 10'L


    Item# 1010SPC50
    Your profits are " MADE IN THE SHADE! " Choose from commercial and backyard Shade Houses for immediate relief from the sun for plants, people, and animals.
    • Offers 50% Shade.
    • Frame is sturdy 17 gauge, 1.315" OD Allied Gatorshield structural steel.
    • If desired, vary density of shade cloth from section to section.
    • All sizes are high enough to allow heat to escape.
    • Top comes standard with Shade House. Sides and gable ends are optional.
    • Shade covers are manufactured from knitted polyethylene fabric that does not rot, mildew or become brittle.• Shade panels are fastened to frames with 8" Snugger Tie Downs.
    • Anchor kits are available.
    • Any size Shade House can be manufactured.
    • 10' rafter spacing for fast assembly, portability.
    • Recommended for plants, shrubs, people and animals. Great for those hot-day outings.

    Our Price: $279.00 / EA Plus sides and ends. http://www.teksupply.com/farm/suppl...backyard_shadehouse_1;3a7b6fc4_1010SPC50.html
     
  2. Feb 26, 2009 #2
    Jon

    Jon Mmmm... bulbophyllum...

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    Where do you live, Bob?
     
  3. Feb 27, 2009 #3
    piggy30

    piggy30 Free?

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    Yup, looks just like mine except I used a carport as my frame and then bought my shade cloth as a remnant from FarmTek (much less expensive). I also installed micro-sprinklers on a timer that come on every day. I keep my vandaceous plants in it. Oh and the whole structure is tied down to concrete blocks and the shade cloth is attached with bungee cords for easy removal in case of a hurricane.
     
  4. Feb 27, 2009 #4
    Bob2741

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    Kentucky