"Shirl" wrote in message
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"David Hill" wrote in message
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polycarb does let in a little less light than glass but this is more
than
made up for by the reduction in the number of glazing bars required.
For more info I would contact
http://www.lbsgardendirect.com/
If you phone them they should be able to answer any questions you
may
have.

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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

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At the two sides of each of my 2 greenhouses I have nailed on
horizintally, outside; -1inch by half-an-inch wooden slats, one at the
height of my biceps, one at the height of my hip, and another at the
middle of my thigh height.
They have many a time saved breakages when I have been wheelbarrowing or
carrying timber and suddenly turning, or slipped, or when I am
blundering about blind drunk.
So far those two sides have not required re-glazing. Two of the other
sides have had panes renewed when I have used a ladder when I was
painting in a befuggled state of ****osity.
I really must give it up, - it is getting so bad I break a pane or two
every Preston Guild.
Doug.
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