Lord and Burnham: Should we keep it?

13 years ago

This greenhouse was attached to a home we purchased. We think it's from the 70's-80's. Trying to figure out what to do with it. My husband would like to give it to his son. I'm wondering how difficult it would be to disassemble and reassemble. If his son decides he doesn't want it, what would it's value be if we were to sell it? We are doing some renovations and it cannot stay in its current location. Is is possible to move it without disassembling it to another part of the yard? Have been on the Glass Structures website and the closest I can come is the O7G Lean-to with angle Eave, Slant Side. It has a thermostatic controlled louver vent and shades, as seen in the photo. Thanks so much for any information you may have.

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kudzu9
13 years ago
You would have to disassemble it to move it...otherwise you would likely damage the frame and break some of the glass. From the looks of it, I don't think it would bring more than a couple hundred bucks on the used market.

This post was edited by kudzu9 on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 10:55
mikewhorleyjr
13 years ago
These are highly. Expensive greenhouses....they reatail for a lot...I own one got it on a trade...would have been to much for me to buy check it out it was disassembled then I reassembled it
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bigmrg74
13 years ago
Yeah, I would think you would be able to throw an add up on Craigslist or some other website and be able to sell it. Float out an offer you think its worth and you might even luck out with having the seller aid you in the dissembling process. If nothing more, it might help your resell value if you take the time to go thru and mark all the glass, showing which side is outside and the like. Would make life a little easier for your buyer. A simple crayon should work for that I think.