Above ground pool into green house or yurt

 I was perusing FB marketplace and spotted a lot of aboveground pools being given away.
It occured to me the frames would be very strong.
I search to see of anyone used the curved sections as arches for greenhouse.
I found that, but also people using them as the walls for a yurt style green house

Of the two, yurt style appeals more to me.
The poles  needed can be very easy to come by.
You could use a central pole, or a reciprocal style roof.
You might even use a center pole and tensioned cables, circus tent style.
You could build a dome roof instead of a cone, there are many possibilities.
The opaque plastic walls should probably be replaced with translucent plastic  on the southern side, and insulated on the northern side, but being largely weatherproof is a great starting point.
The floor of the pool could  be used to cover the northern side of the roof, or left in place.

The hoophouse style seems to need more additional  materials that would be harder to come by, but would look more normal , and where I grow, that would matter.

If you could get another three or so of the same diameter, you could mybe use the poles of the extras to form a dome roof. Either with a radial pattern, or like a snail shell....
Hmm, that's maybe an alternative, if you didn't need the extra height too.


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Like this colapsable design, which might be more tricky to arrange, but convenient if temporary cover only is required.

William Bronson wrote:  I was perusing FB marketplace and spotted a lot of aboveground pools being given away.
It occured to me the frames would be very strong.
I search to see of anyone used the curved sections as arches for greenhouse.
I found that, but also people using them as the walls for a yurt style green house

Of the two, yurt style appeals more to me.
The poles  needed can be very easy to come by.
You could use a central pole, or a reciprocal style roof.
You might even use a center pole and tensioned cables, circus tent style.
You could build a dome roof instead of a cone, there are

For 'yurt style' you will probably want a tension cable around the roof edge.  The poles can push outward rather strongly.
I know some people who build Yurts for camping things. The center ring is a little bit more involved than you may realize. But there are ways to cheat a bit.


When you thinking about building this? Im kinda interested.