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Default anchoring the arcs of our greenhouse

Good evening,

the structure for our greenhouse has arrived. While the previous owner
claims that the arcs just need to be set on flat ground, I have a doubt,
that the greenhouse can withstand the winds in this way.

The arcs end in steel-boards with a “Z-profile”, like in this drawing (I
hope you use a mono-spaced font for the news):

| top
right _________ left |
/________/ | | |
| | | | |
| ( ) | | | |
|________| | \__|_|__
/________/ | \
| bottom

Does someone know this kind of greenhouse structure?

The profile has certainly a meaning and my wife and me consider sinking
the boards low enough into the ground to put weight on them; either
stones or cement.

The whole greenhouse will be 6x20m (120m²) with vertical “walls” up to
about 1.9m, which means a considerable weight, but also a considerable
surface. Even if I choose an intelligent orientation and a good
compromise between insolation and wind resistance, some additional
anchoring should be needed, I guess.

TIA,

Michael

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