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Time to revive the HFGH

8 years ago

Well, it's been a LONG time since I have actually used my Harbor Freight GH, life just got in the way (probably been 5 years) but she is still standing proud and upright...with ONE exception..I lost a side panel a few years or so ago in near tornado gust winds. Since I wasn't using it, I never bothered to try to replace it...but now I need to find a panel. I figured I'd ask here for any quick tips, yes, I'll check with HF and see but wanted to see if any of you have had good luck replacing the panels? I'm kinda excited about diving back into this again!!! I'll try to take some progress pics..my poor GH is in sad shape, but I'll get her back to her glory again soon.

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Jennifer
8 years ago
Lowe's/Home Depot has polycarbonate panels. Maybe you can get one and cut it to fit?
agardenstateof_mind
8 years ago
We had to replace a few panels after taking a direct hit by Hurricane Sandy. Panels blew out and were strewn around our yard and neighbors' yards like huge snowflakes. Remarkably few were broken or even cracked.

Anyway, my husband ordered panels online from Home Depot. They arrived fairly quickly, weren't too costly, and were easy to cut to size.
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buyorsell888
6 years ago
we had one panel blow away this winter that we could not find. Hubby bought from Home Depot but said their panels were too deep to fit in the channels. I think we are going to buy a whole new greenhouse on sale and replace all of them since ours is 11 years old now...

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