I could really do with something to act as a small movable shelving unit for
my VERY small conservatory while various work is being carried out requiring
that any shelving be movable. I'd like to find something that can be moved
out of the way with the plants still on it without (preferably) having them
all sliding off when I pick it up. Failing that something simple that I can
move around but where I do have to remove the plants first would be better
than nothing.

What I'd like to find is a simple free-standing two-teir shelf ideally made
out of wire or metal so that light can pass through rather than be blocked by
the shelf/ves. Simple, small (3 feet long, 2 or 3 feet high).

Does anyone know of a web site that sells anything like this?
Any suggestions welcomed!

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I could really do with something to act as a small movable shelving unit
for
my VERY small conservatory while various work is being carried out
requiring
that any shelving be movable. I'd like to find something that can be moved
out of the way with the plants still on it without (preferably) having
them
all sliding off when I pick it up. Failing that something simple that I
can
move around but where I do have to remove the plants first would be better
than nothing.

What I'd like to find is a simple free-standing two-teir shelf ideally
made
out of wire or metal so that light can pass through rather than be blocked
by
the shelf/ves. Simple, small (3 feet long, 2 or 3 feet high).

Does anyone know of a web site that sells anything like this?
Any suggestions welcomed!


http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/search...iLandingParams
=type%3Dsearch%26query%3DMini%20Greenhouse%26hits% 3D10%26topCat%3D150554&sel
ectType=department&departmentName=Garden%20Centre& limitProducts=no


Hope that the above works, if not go to the B & Q site and call up Mini
Greenhouse

Mike


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Having done a copy and paste from the B&Q site for a mini greenhouse, on
checking up, this is not what we have. The one we, and our neighbours has,
is a lot smaller and is used as a mini Greenhouse within the greenhouse.
About 1 metre wide, 2 metres high and only about .5 metre deep.

Mike

"VX" wrote ...
I could really do with something to act as a small movable shelving unit
for
my VERY small conservatory while various work is being carried out
requiring
that any shelving be movable. I'd like to find something that can be moved
out of the way with the plants still on it without (preferably) having
them
all sliding off when I pick it up. Failing that something simple that I
can
move around but where I do have to remove the plants first would be better
than nothing.

What I'd like to find is a simple free-standing two-teir shelf ideally
made
out of wire or metal so that light can pass through rather than be blocked
by
the shelf/ves. Simple, small (3 feet long, 2 or 3 feet high).

Does anyone know of a web site that sells anything like this?
Any suggestions welcomed!


Take a look at the Two Wests and Elliot site...

http://www.twowests.co.uk/TwoWestsSi...ookie%5Ftest=1

Loads of shelving units of every description including ones exactly as you
describe.

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Bob
In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London

On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 18:15:56 +0000, Bob Hobden wrote
(in message ):

Take a look at the Two Wests and Elliot site...

http://www.twowests.co.uk/TwoWestsSi...cookie%5Ftest=
1

Loads of shelving units of every description including ones exactly as you
describe.



Good grief! Thanks, that's a useful site isn't it....

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Take a look at the Two Wests and Elliot site...

http://www.twowests.co.uk/TwoWestsSi...cookie%5Ftest=
1

Loads of shelving units of every description including ones exactly as
you
describe.



Good grief! Thanks, that's a useful site isn't it....


Probably best to order a catalogue, I'm sure there are things in there that
aren't on the web site. We have used them occasionally over a number of
years and always had excellent service, some of their ordinary staging has
been in use with us for longer than I care to remember, and in warm humid
conditions too.

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Bob
In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London