I have a cracked pane of glass in the roof of the GH - and its going to be difficult for a little shortie like me to replace. Is there anyway that I can reinforce it (from inside) to stop it breaking completely?
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Yep, basically that it. If you can get it between the two pieces then so much the better, the good thing is it cures in sunlight, no need for specialist equipement.
If you have trouble finding that one try Gorilla glue www.screwfix.com product code 54593.
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you're also likely to break your nails removing the clips
serious point though, horticultural glass is easily broken so don't go clambering up steps to tryto sort this. Sometimes a pane of glass needs to be removed from a roof panel to get at another. link below for tape.
48mm x 10m repair tape clear waterproof all weather garden greenhouse polytunnel | eBay
new glass is not that expense £7 -£8 for a 600mm x600mm sheet. Watch though, if your greenhouse is older it may not be metric and you may need 610 x 610. Whatever, measure it or take an identical pane with you to the glazier and get one cut.
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Originally posted by Aberdeenplotter View Postyou're also likely to break your nails removing the clips .
Its the top pane so I would expect to have to remove the lower one as well - and I'd probably break that in the process! The GH is 30+ years old so its about time for a repair
Thanks for the Link Ap
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If you can hold off and have replacement glassI can have a go for you vc, when I pop over next.
BTW - we'll be up in FS good friday -> probably around middle of the next week... if you want owt lugging up those steps. You'll obviously have to get some biccies in, and some milk
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Originally posted by chris View PostThat reads a wee bit wrong! Do you know the name of it?
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