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moloney2 · **Posted: 29-08-2009 , 05:41 AM** #1

My next door neighbours were changing their bathroom and had a pair of shower doors that they were about to take to the dump. I offered to take them and had my husband make a frame for them so that they could be used as a cold frame for tender plants. Tha frame was made out of scraps of 2"x3" lengths of timber screwed together and the shower doors were screwed to this frame. They still slide up and down so that you can ventilate the plants and of course the glass is safety glass so no problems there. To buy a cold frame this size would be well over a hundred euro and as we had the wood and screws it cost us nothing.

	Posted: 29-08-2009 , 05:41 AM #1
moloney2 Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 68	recycling shower doors My next door neighbours were changing their bathroom and had a pair of shower doors that they were about to take to the dump. I offered to take them and had my husband make a frame for them so that they could be used as a cold frame for tender plants. Tha frame was made out of scraps of 2"x3" lengths of timber screwed together and the shower doors were screwed to this frame. They still slide up and down so that you can ventilate the plants and of course the glass is safety glass so no problems there. To buy a cold frame this size would be well over a hundred euro and as we had the wood and screws it cost us nothing.