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October 27, 2022

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All You Need To Know About Greenhouse Foundation & Flooring

Let's start by talking about greenhouse foundations, soil and soil preparation for greenhouses. It is best for temporary greenhouses or those under 8ft x 10ft (unless they come with the correct foundation frame, like Hoklartherm's Riga greenhouses). Good drainage

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Easy installation without a lot of tools and supplies

Cheap

May not need a permit as it is rather temporary Disadvantages Only for small greenhouses or greenhouses with foundation frame

Not so sure when it comes to wind (unless it comes with a great base frame)

More difficult level

More maintenance to maintain ground level

May cause glass breakage if not level

Can get messy unless you also use flooring

Slabs and terraces

When we talk about slab or terrace, we mean a complete foundation, on which the greenhouse rests. Good for large greenhouses

Permanent and durable level base

Relatively easy to build

Easier to keep clean Disadvantages Does not allow drainage

Heat and cold sink

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May require permit

Wooden deck

Greenhouse on wooden platform or terrace

Some people may think that wood is a better option because it is a natural resource. Suitable for all greenhouse sizes

Permanent and somewhat durable level base

Relatively easy to build

Allows drainage

Easier to keep clean Cons Not good for insulation

Foundation paved with stone or brick

Greenhouse on paved foundation

Perhaps you want to use stone or a cobblestone to match your garden paths. Suitable for all greenhouse sizes

Allows drainage

Better insulation or temperature control

Permanent and durable level base

Easier to keep clean Disadvantages Does not allow drainage

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Requires more construction skills

May require permit

Footers, Soles, and Stem Walls

These types of foundation are the same size and shape as the greenhouse, but they are not filled like a slab. Ground anchor attached to the base of a greenhouse

For those who think it doesn't provide enough security because of the constant stormy weather you'll probably want to opt for a concrete base instead. Orangery on rod wall

greenhouse soil

If you opt for a concrete, wood, brick or compacted soil footing, you also have to think about the flooring.