Fence around a greenhouse

Electric fence? Automatic sprinklers? Dog patrols?

No regs, but look at the regs for balestrades/banisters etc. About spacing and so on. Good general idea.

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I would just clad the bottom part of the greenhouse with plastic sheet. Corrugated pvc roofing sheet would be cheapest. Clear polycarbonate would be strongest, while acrylic lies somewhere between the two, but has the advantage over polycarbonate of being inherently UV resistant.

Colin Bignell

The Only different is if a hand goes though a banister there is no glass behind them to do further damage. Other wise i agree, don't want to get a head stuck, It was for the above reasons that if there were and special requirements for a green house. To precent the hand going through the fence and glass i an thinking about a 12 inch gap between the fence and green house.

You forgot the claymores.

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At some point that fence will become a challenge and potentially a very dangerous item so close to the greenhouse. Corrugated plastic to at least

Cic.

Unobtainable outside a museum, and rust badly when left in the wet. Slivers of bamboo easier.

Then there are the rotating knives.

That won't stop the foot/cricket/golf balls breaking the glass though. After several smashed panes I acquired a stiff wire mesh fence panel which has done the job for the side - right up against the aluminium struts. We are in the process of replacing the glass panels with polycarbonate twinwall so the fence can go soon.