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Prepare a Foundation for Your Greenhouse

Before assembling your new Greenhouse a proper foundation must be prepared. Make sure that you have 

checked with your local authorities regarding any required building permits.
Decide at this time the final orientation of your Greenhouse. We recommend that you place your greenhouse 

in a spot where it will receive direct sunlight and will be protected from the wind as much as possible. The door 

should not face prevailing winds.
It is important to clear your Greenhouse of snow in the winter.

Modular Base (Option)

If you have purchased the optional Greenhouse Modular Base follow the assembly instructions in the 

packaging. The Greenhouse Modular Base can be placed in an excavated hole or on the ground. In either case 

you will require approximately 0.17 cubic meters (6 cubic feet) per module of gravel or earth or other suitable 

material to fill the base. All required hardware is included.

Treated Wood Base

Build a framework composed of 4 

×

 6 (

) and 2 

×

 6 (

) treated lumber using deck screws 

or galvanized lag bolts and fill it with gravel or earth or other suitable material to fill the base 
up to the top surface of the 4 

×

 6 (

). Attach the greenhouse frame through the connectors 

using screws that are 6 mm (

B

") in diameter and no less than 70 mm (2

C

") long (not 

supplied). See hardware quantities, foundation measurements and filler specifications 

above.

Concrete Foundation

Prepare a poured concrete foundation 

according to local building codes. Do not 

excavate and pour concrete in frozen ground. 

Make sure that there is a slight slope for 

drainage.
Pour your foundation according to the size of 

the greenhouse model you have selected. 

Make sure that the foundation is at least 10 

cm (4") larger than the size of the greenhouse.

The Greenhouse is secured to the concrete foundation using screws and concrete anchors or expansion 

anchors (not supplied). Use screws 6 mm in diameter and no less than 70 mm long  (2

C

" x 

B

"). A drill with an 

8 mm (

J

") masonry bit is required. Required quantities are shown below.

Other Foundation Options

Additional anchoring options are possible, based on wind and ground conditions in your area.

Note: 

You may assemble the greenhouse on its base on a hard surface and move it to its final position when 

you have finished. Make sure that there are no obstructions between the assembly area and the final position.

Wood Deck

Your Greenhouse can be secured to a wood deck with screws (not supplied) through the frame connectors. Use 

screws that are 6 mm (

B

”) in diameter and no less than 70 mm (2

C

“) long. Make sure that the wood deck 

itself is securely anchored to the ground. See hardware quantities and foundation measurements above.

Excavated Trench

Your Greenhouse can be placed in an excavated trench to anchor it to the ground. See the foundation 

measurements above for dimensions.

Model

Modules

Foundation Width

Foundation Length

GH32

GHF + GHB

2.07 meter (6’ 9")

1.44 meter (4’ 9")

GH33

GHF + GHM + GHB

2.07 meter (6’ 9")

2.07 meter (6’ 10")

GH34

GHF + GHM + GHM + GHB

2.07 meter (6’ 9")

2.66 meter (8’ 10")

GH35

GHF + GHM + GHM + GHM + GHB

2.07 meter (6’ 9")

3.25 meter (10’ 10")

GH32

GH33

GH34

GH35

Description

20

24

28

32

70 mm x 6 mm (2

C

" x 

B

") screw/anchor set or expansion anchor

Summary of Contents for GH30

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Page 3: ...ll be protected from the wind as much as possible The door should not face prevailing winds When your Greenhouse is fully assembled examine it for sharp edges and trim with a razor knife if necessary...

Page 4: ...tra pins are included If you wish to disassemble the parts at any time remove the pins using the pin tool Place the end into the exposed hole and lever the pin out If a hole in the connector is missin...

Page 5: ...vate and pour concrete in frozen ground Make sure that there is a slight slope for drainage Pour your foundation according to the size of the greenhouse model you have selected Make sure that the foun...

Page 6: ...4 Rion GH30 Greenhouse Assembly Instructions Identify Greenhouse Parts Because of the Greenhouse modularity you may purchase up to three GHM modules to fit your needs...

Page 7: ...nector 4A 2 2 2 2 Right Rib Connector 5A 5 10 15 20 Rib Connector 6A 2 2 2 2 Left Pediment Connector 7A 2 2 2 2 Right Pediment Connector 8A 2 2 2 2 Top Pediment Connector 09 7 7 7 7 T Oval Connector 1...

Page 8: ...ent Panel option 59 9 44 7 cm WIN31 1 1 1 1 Roof Vent WINH 2 2 2 2 Roof Vent Handle GF 55 meters 55 meters 55 meters 55 meters Flexible Glazing Seal DS 1 1 1 1 Door Sealer roll RA1 2 3 4 5 Bottom Roof...

Page 9: ...es are printed with a ruler to help you distinguish between profiles Note Protect unassembled panels from the sun to prevent identification stickers from adhering to the glazing Sliding Door Model 18...

Page 10: ...orway Place a 2D connector on both sides of the prepared B2 frame profile Place the Door13 slider on the side to which you want the door to slide Line up the holes under the holes of the 2D connector...

Page 11: ...e sure that there are no obstructions between the assembly area and the final position Concrete Foundation Mark the foundation through each connector using a scribe or screw Carefully move the frame a...

Page 12: ...de to which you want the door to open Tighten with the included AS80 screws and wing nuts through the connectors Lock the pediment in place using pins and remove the ID strips from the panel Hinged Do...

Page 13: ...Back Pediment Assemble the back top pediment as previously described and lock the parts in place with pins Place the descending profiles on the completed top pediment Slide the three panels in place...

Page 14: ...lace using pins Assemble the rest of the arches according to the number of GHM modules you have purchased Add E2 profiles to the front pediment Lock the parts in place using pins Add E2 profiles to th...

Page 15: ...lace RA1 glazing elements on the top of the roof by placing one end in the top channel and pushing it down along the length of the profile Place RB1 and RB3 glazing elements along the arches where sho...

Page 16: ...op while rolling the element downwards Place each PN3 and PN3A panel in place by sliding one corner into the RD1 glazing element and then continue until it is fully inserted and lying flat Make sure t...

Page 17: ...lazing elements are in line with the bottom of the RD elements Finish locking the panels into place by placing RC3 glazing elements across the top of the roof Remove the ID strips from the panels Snap...

Page 18: ...e 17 Place the roof on the completed frame Note You will need the help of another person for a short while to lift the roof and put it in place Make sure that the roof is in the same orientation as th...

Page 19: ...of the roof Continue with the other PN1 panels Lower the panel towards the frame and slide it into the channel of the base Continue with this procedure until all of the PN1 panels are finished Panel...

Page 20: ...ent Bend the panel until it enters the upper RD1 element Continue with the rest of the PN2 and PN2A panels Lock the lower panels into place using RC1 glazing elements Make sure that the end of the RC...

Page 21: ...Cut it to length Align it with the channel of the column profile with the double ridge facing the panel Push it in to seal the panel using the GT1 glazing tool if needed Continue until all four sides...

Page 22: ...r through the E2 profile in the pin hole Assemble the upper portion of the door noting the direction of the Door12 Slider Put the PN9W panel in place with the plastic ID strip facing outwards Lock the...

Page 23: ...that the bottom of the door is inside the door slider Note If your Greenhouse slides open to the left reverse the orientation of the parts Remove pins where shown Attach the LI2 and LI3 doorstops Make...

Page 24: ...Assemble the upper portion of the door Put the PN9W panel in place with the plastic ID strip facing outwards Lock the door together with pins You may now remove the plastic ID strips Take the roll of...

Page 25: ...ewing in the AS70 screw using the AW5 Allen wrench Screw the Dow2 Door Holder where shown by first removing the pin The end of the door holder should be flush with the inner surface of the round profi...

Page 26: ...er to it if you decide to add options or need to make a repair For your safety and convenience please take note of the following Examine your Greenhouse for sharp edges and trim with a razor knife if...

Page 27: ...25 Notes...

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