Convert the terrace into a greenhouse

Many property owners have the problem that there is no optimal space for a greenhouse to be found on the entire site. However, there would be a terrace that is conveniently located on a south side and is even covered. Converting the existing area into a greenhouse is not just a very big one in this case simple, but also the cheapest option for gardening under glass soon.

A new warm house is being built

Even if it is in such a constellation, similar a lean greenhouse, only about building three new walls, it is quite possible that a building permit will be required. If everything is clear at the building authority, the necessary work to convert the greenhouse can usually be done yourself. If it corresponds to the character of the existing residential building, the missing walls can first be built in the shell with the help of several frames made of sturdy wood or metal profiles (possibly with a

additional or strip or point foundation) set. In this case, glass is ideal for installing the cladding, as the natural material blends in very successfully and visually impressively into the overall structure of the house.

Raised beds instead of rearing at ground level

Depending on the desired type of use, you can now start laying the supply lines for water, electricity and, if necessary, the heating. This is ideal for interior design and to maintain a homely character Setting up raised beds and stable plant tables. Depending on the size, there will certainly also be space to set up a cupboard for gardening tools and tools, some shelves and maybe even a cozy seating area.

What is still important when converting a greenhouse:

• Plan as many windows as possible (possibly. also a door) that can be opened for sufficient ventilation of the plants.
• Not all plants can withstand the midday heat and glaring sunlight without damage. One functional darkening helps to keep the internal temperatures bearable.