Harvest Right 11 foot Geodesic Greenhouse 98 Square Feet

Harvest Right 11 foot Geodesic Greenhouse 98 Square Feet

The shape and high quality materials create a strong, weather resistant and perfectly shaped greenhouse for superior plant growth.

• Diameter: 11 feet
• Height: approximately 8.5 feet
• Floor Space: 98 square feet (ideal conditions will provide fresh produce for a family of 2-3 people)
• Two (2) ventilating windows
• Weight: approximately 90 lbs (Shipping weight = approximately 140 lbs)
• Built to withstand 90 mph winds, heavy snow loads, golf ball size hail, and even earthquakes because of the geodesic structure and remarkable cover.

Grow plants all year round. Your green house will protect plants from cool and cold climates.

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5-year warranty

• Warranty covers every aspect of the greenhouse

Incredibly Strong Frame

• Aircraft aluminum anodized poles
• The hubs are made from a nylon polycarbonate that is heat, cold, and UV resistant
• Designed for easy set up/take down and increased durability
• Fitted door
• Two people can setup the frame in 1 hour; on person can set up the frame in 2-3 hours. No tools are required for set up. No nuts, bolts, washers, channel locks, etc.

Window Design

• Windows provide climate control
• Windows can be vented to cool your greenhouse
• Windows require approximately 10 minutes each for setup

UV-Protected Woven Plastic, Durable Greenhouse Cover

• 5 year UV warranty
• Woven rip stop fabric; Tear resistant; Hail, wind, and snow resistant
• Light diffused (88%) 
  – Prevents shadowing for a more even distribution of light onto your crops
  – Increased photosynthesis for crop yield
  – Greater comfort inside greenhouse
  – Less evaporation and less water used for irrigation
• IR Infrared protection leads to less heat transfer meaning a more constant temperature throughout the day and night
• AD Anti-Drip (sometimes called AC anti-condensation) prevent condensation which can lead to mold and uneven light distribution
• UVA Ultraviolet protection prevents sun deterioration and ensures the cover material lasts at least 6 years
• Anti-Dust protection helps repel dirt from the surface instead of creating static that attracts dirt and impairs light
• Woven layer technology for strength and versatility
• Tightly fitted to your dome

Anchoring Your Greenhouse

A foundation is one of the most important parts of your greenhouse project. Your greenhouse needs to be secured to the ground, or a foundation, to keep it from blowing away in the wind. Because foundations and soil conditions vary, it is important that you select the best possible anchoring system to protect your investment.

While the greenhouse does not need a typical foundation to hold it structurally, some type of system is needed to anchor the greenhouse in place and to the ground. A poorly anchored greenhouse increases the likelihood that the greenhouse will fail in high winds. For this reason, it is important to use an appropriate anchoring system dependent on soil conditions, that will securely anchor your greenhouse to the ground. Below are some of the most commonly used anchoring systems for the Harvest Right greenhouses. Because soil conditions vary, Harvest Right does not make any claims, expressed or implied, as to the actual performance of any of these options.

• Ground Stakes: Ground stakes come in a variety of options and the efficacy of each varies greatly depending on the type of soil. Common ground stakes are shown below and can be purchased at most hardware stores. For anchors tested in various types of soil, we recommend American Earth Anchors (www.americanearthanchors.com) which offers a greenhouse anchoring kit. No matter what anchor you ultimately choose, Harvest Right recommends a minimum of one anchor at each hub location.
  
  
• Concrete Piers: This type of anchoring system is generally used for the larger 32-foot greenhouse or in cases where the green house is going to be in an area permanently. In this method, a hole or "pier" is dug into the soil below the frost line — check your local codes for frost depth. The size and depth of the hole depend on the type of soil and depth of the frost line, but should never be less than 12 inches deep by 8 inches in diameter. Fill each hole with concrete and suspend a structural component in the concrete pier. Structural components may consist of one of the anchors mentioned above, rebar, eye bolts, etc. These will then be used to secure the greenhouse frame to the concrete pier as shown below.

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