Free! Small Lean-To Greenhouse.

[Roland]

I have a small aluminium lean to greenhouse I know longer need.

It measures 5' high, 2' deep and 4' wide and bolts to the wall.

The sliding door need a little work where a screw has sheared off but apart from that it is in good condition but a little dirty!

Buyer collects.

 

[kyoto49]

I have a small aluminium lean to greenhouse I know longer need.

It measures 5' high, 2' deep and 4' wide and bolts to the wall.

The sliding door need a little work where a screw has sheared off but apart from that it is in good condition but a little dirty!

Buyer collects.

I'm interested. Any pics, even if they are of similar not the exact one, please

 

[Roland]

Sorry it has taken so long!

 

[tek-monkey]

If kyoto isn't interested I may be.

 

[Roland]

OK give him/her a couple of days to reply if not its yours.

 

[kyoto49]

OK give him/her a couple of days to reply if not its yours.

Thanks for giving me first refusal, let Tek have it if he's interested

 

[tek-monkey]

You sure? Need to arrange transport so if you do want it go ahead. If not how big a car would I need, normal estate?

 

[kyoto49]

You sure? Need to arrange transport so if you do want it go ahead. If not how big a car would I need, normal estate?

Yes, sure thanks

 

[Gramaisc]

You sure? Need to arrange transport so if you do want it go ahead. If not how big a car would I need, normal estate?

The glass is the weight - the frame could be reduced to "panels" and stuck on a roof-rack.

 

[Gramaisc]

Take copious pictures - reassembling may not be as obvious as it looks during the dismantling phase.....

It may even be possible to move the frame in one piece, for the sort of distance that will be involved - well worth doing, if that is possible. It might need a piece of wood for the "missing cube edge", in that case. See how floppy the frame is when it's off the wall and the glass is out.

 

[Roland]

There is no glass! The 'glass' is polycarbonate (I think).

The whole thing can be lifted by one person and will fit in an estate, no need to dismantle.

 

[tek-monkey]

There is no glass! The 'glass' is polycarbonate (I think).

The whole thing can be lifted by one person and will fit in an estate, no need to dismantle.

In that case I may walk round with a mate! Will pm you tomorrow when I know what my week looks like if that's OK?

 

[Roland]

No problem, I can help you if you want.

I am going to unscrew it from the wall this afternoon.

 

[tek-monkey]

I'm really sorry, I completely forgot about this

 

[Roland]

No problem, gone now.