saw HFGH mentioned a lot, but could not figure out what it really is. I did a search on this forum, but couldn't find the answer. i can guess is HF greenhouse.

I am getting ready to put together the 6 x 8 HFGH (was on sale for $199 a couple of weeks ago), and I have a question about the panels. I have been doing alot of reading regarding the uv protection and how long the panels last. Has anyone come up with a solution to extend the life of these, or shoul...

Assembly: overall, the HFGH instructions are easy to follow and most pieces fit only one way. However, the Door instructions are wrong. Total GH assembly was 10 hours with 2 people, including a half hour to unassemble and reassemble the door sides. The HFGH revised manual is dated 05/03; 12/05 . Additional steps and cautions:

So I finally got my husband to help work on the greenhouse last weekend (this has been a nearly year long issue because the GH is such a pain. But we made lots of progress until about 45 mins ago when a 40MPH wind gust just ripped the whole greenhouse up out of the ground- tumbled it about 5 times b...

Feb 20, 2012 · Holly received a 10x12 Harbor Freight Green House (HFGH) for her birthday near the end of 2010. Since we had an early frost and frozen ground nothing was accomplished till spring 2011. Here is the progress that we've made, and some of the modifications we added for wind and snow load.

Right after I bought the HFGH kit and removed one side of the protective film I spread the panels out on cardboard in my garage, using a fine nap roller and started applying the stuff. The first coat seemed like it was softening the panels almost like they started to melt a little, however it seams like it was just forming a chemical bond to ...

I think the HFGH has been made "infamous" by folks who located the greenhouse in bad locations, e.g., too exposed, or who really didn't have the needed experience, or whose expectations were unrealistic. I will admit that I'm not impressed by the vent opener. dennyg

May 18, 2008 · Given the number of hfgh houses out there the few problems with discoloring and holes can only be considered an anomaly of undetermined cause. In engineering circles it is a "possible unverified failure" until a root cause can be established.

We have our HFGH because of you and your well-documented experience! We live in zone 5a in New England. We added composite deck flooring (a freebie from craigslist) and two conduit braces, which have proven mighty handy for non-structural issues and tweaked and reinforced a few things, like the doors, with 90 degree alumimum channel.

Mar 6, 2007 · I just purchased the 10' x 12' HFGH but have not had a chance to put it up yet. You can follow my thread called "first time purchase - need you input please" for some information that was helpful to me. (Post #3178926) I would give you the advice to go with the bigger one if you can. You know how us gardeners tend to expand in all directions.....