And I am almost there. By the end of the day, the frame is covered and waiting to be tensioned. I had to get some help unfolding the plastic before it went onto the frame. I probably could have done it on my, but it is the sort of job that would take an hour on your own or 5 mins with two people. I opted for the two person approach and Rob North kindly lent a hand.
It is starting to look like a polytunnel now, particularly from the inside!
The next job is to tension the plastic and cut off the excess, but that will have to wait until tomorrow.
I must admit that this is a two man job – unfolding the plastic and getting it over the hoops is much easy with two pairs of hands. Rob North kindly assisted.
It only took 5-10 minutes to unfold the plastic and get it onto the frame. Next job is to attached it to the wooden battens that run aroung the base of the frame making sure that it is tensioned correctly. Why do I think of Dougal from the Magic Roundabout?
The plastic is still to be tensioned and the excess material trimmed off around the door, but we are almost there!