Storage building plans are an excellent source for your greenhouse ideas.
This is something that a lot of people don't know about or just never realized.
Portable units just can not compare to a real structure.
A well built greenhouse built from storage building plans can bring joy for many years A greenhouse can be a wonderful playhouse of magical greenery, Or it can be an exciting lalapalooza of rainbow colors.
A greenhouse can be a unlimited supplier of vitamin and nutrient filled wonders.
Lush green pepper bushes, bright red tomato factories, and crayon colored berries to pick.
Oh I can almost taste them.
Building a greenhouse Is something that anyone with the space and inclination can and should do.
Now if you look at a greenhouse, I'm sure you will agree It just doesn't look that complicated, well you are right It isn't.
However there are some key points to remember and keep in mind.

• One of the first things that comes to mind is the type of materials that are going to be used.
  Because of the moist conditions and the harsh environment I highly suggest using good treated lumber.
  Treated lumber lasts for years and also has anywhere from a 20 to 30 year warranty.
  
• A good sturdy frame is absolutely necessary and needed.
  Now there are many avenues of thought on this subject and many different building plan designs, however the one I just built for my wife, I built on 2 ft centers,most reputable carpenters will tell you always build on 16 inch centers.
  But being as a kind of hobby structure, and building with the materials I had on hand, I went a head with the project with a clear conscience because I have used storage building plans as my guide
• There are several types of coverings for a green house.
  The best ones I can not afford.
  I promise you.
  You really don't want to cover your greenhouse with glass, unless your pockets are deep.
  What I ended up using was a very thick gauge of clear plastic from one of the major home materials suppliers.
  I Used the plastic covering and then attached thin strips of wood over on top of the plastic so as to keep the plastic from blowing off.
  
• If built on the ground as opposed to cement, I suggest you build it on blocks or at least bricks to keep the wood off the ground and defer decomposition of the wood.
  

These are the methods I used.
I basically substituted some of the procedures used for building storage sheds, from storage building plans.
There is nothing complicated here, and I hope you build and enjoy your greenhouse as much as my wife enjoys hers.
Easily built from storage building plans.