We bought a property that already had a greenhouse, so I have no experience in assembling this. We had some strong wind recently that pushed in the front panel on the right as seen in the picture. I've tried a number of times to get it back in place but have had no luck, I'm thinking I might need to fully disassemble the front, remove part of the frame on the roof just to be able to slide it back in.
I'm hoping this isn't the case! Does anyone have any better ideas on how I could do this, or does anyone recognise the model of greenhouse so I can perhaps find a manual online that at least shows how it was assembled in the first place?
I'm located in Victoria, Australia if that makes identification easier.

by schmidty275

8 Comments

  1. FlowerPapa

    Do you have any more photos of the frame it popped out of? And photos of the panel that popped out? Curious to see how it’s meant to slot in

  2. OtherwiseDoughnut582

    You shouldn’t have to disassemble the greenhouse to permit replacement of any panels. Closer pictures showing the interior and exterior of the framing surrounding the panel at issue will help any willing to help

  3. Leeboy20

    I’ve got a similar one , you could loosen a few corners and possibly just undo one corner. If the inside has the slotted bars , you can undo a nut and the bolt slides in the slot .

  4. Leeboy20

    It’s going to happen again . I took white pvc piping and hung it with self tapping screws to stop the panels from blowing out. Another idea I was given was install a dryer vent on a panel with a flap so if wind ever gets through, the flap opens and the air can get out before it blows the panel out

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