[Lee1978]

I got fed up with the cheap auiminium staging that collapses with the slightest bit of weight so i thought i would knock a more solid fixing up. As well as making a great stage it also strengthens the greenhouse with the dexion bolted to the frame. I also made it higher than usual to minimise any bending

[mumofstig]

Nice and strong, that looks
I take it you'll not be growing tomatoes in there

[Lee1978]

Nice and strong, that looks
I take it you'll not be growing tomatoes in there

Thanks!tThe beauty about it is i can take the decking boards out when i come to plant my tomatoes 

[Timebandit]

Impressive ... where can i put my order in ?   

[Lee1978]

Impressive ... where can i put my order in ?   

it is just like building a mechano set!!!

[dexyblue]

nice job 
2 questions, I s this stuff expensive and where do you get it from?
Thanks

[Lee1978]

nice job 
2 questions, I s this stuff expensive and where do you get it from?
Thanks

Thanks, i initially looked at B&Q for the dexion but they wanted £9 for a 2m length. I came across a local company called Murray Services (a shelving/storage company) based in seaton Deleval, who could supply the same if not better material second hand. In total i bought around 40m for £30 which i thought was a bargain. i bought 20 3" angle brackets from B&Q to attach the dexion to the frame of the greenhouse, they worked out at £25

You will have companies like this where you live, try googling

Hope this helps.
Lee

[dexyblue]

thanks Lee

[Man-K]

Now that's a good idea... staging with a work surface that can be removed!

Makes extra storage space in the winter months for the (pointless non-edible garden's) "delicate plants", provides extra space for seedlings during the spring, and can be used as a sturdy frame work for toms to grow up during summer, (something I have been thinking about fixing for a while).

Hmmm, I have just found this autumns next project. I can't wait to see my Girlfriend roll her eyes when I tell her   

[Lee1978]

Now that's a good idea... staging with a work surface that can be removed!

Makes extra storage space in the winter months for the (pointless non-edible garden's) "delicate plants", provides extra space for seedlings during the spring, and can be used as a sturdy frame work for toms to grow up during summer, (something I have been thinking about fixing for a while).

Hmmm, I have just found this autumns next project. I can't wait to see my Girlfriend roll her eyes when I tell her   

Then don't tell her

[Zeb]

Like you. I was fed up of flimsy/wobbly staging.
I never thought of dexion, I just used 2" x 1" roofing lathes and designed mine so the legs folded enabling me to store it against the north wall when not in use.

[Lee1978]

Whatever works for you, It looks great Zeb

[dexyblue]

Whats your tip for cleaning your glass Lee? looks like there is no glass in 

[Lee1978]

Whats your tip for cleaning your glass Lee? looks like there is no glass in 

Mr Sheen

It's funny you should say that as i was just saying the other day i need to clean it ready for my tomatoes. where the glass overlaps is filthy!!

Lee

[dexyblue]

Bet it smells lovely Lee, cheers when I get round to putting mine up I will get some Mr Sheen