Just my 2 cents...
Money may not make people happy but it will get you all the warm fuzzy puppies you can cuddle and that makes most people happy.
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
Hi, Mike, Victoria BC About 48 degrees north. I'll be putting on the roof pretty soon, (if the weather dries up for a day). I'm currently thinking of putting the steeper side facing south. I think snow will slide easily off the glass. And if not, I'll be out there with a broom.Mike Haasl wrote:Where are you located in the world? Snow load, latitude and winter cloudiness all come into the equation...
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
Mike Haasl wrote:I like that idea as well. Shedding snow from the sunny side is a good idea. Plus if the snow sticks to the flatter North slope it gives you more insulation. I presume you might be cloudy a fair bit in the winter? If so all the glass will be helpful. In a cold and sunny area, limiting the glass on the north side (and E/W) helps to give more insulation and less heat loss.
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
Just my 2 cents...
Money may not make people happy but it will get you all the warm fuzzy puppies you can cuddle and that makes most people happy.
Lisa Sampson wrote:Most treated lumber is either treated with something nasty like creosote or arsenic
or it has been treated with a copper solution that does not work as well and is a skin irritant, not really what you want in small area like a green house where you will be touching your planting beds a lot.
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
"Hundreds of years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the type of car I drove... But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that it becomes a tourist destination"
Lorinne Anderson: Specializing in sick, injured, orphaned and problem wildlife for over 20 years.