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D.I.Y. DOUBLE GLAZING, SAVE A FORTUNE! trevorintransit0To many people the thought of buying a door or window on e Bay to fit into their own home would possibly be expelled due to the fear of having to fit it!. Having fitted double glazing for over 30 years...Read More about D.I.Y. DOUBLE GLAZING, SAVE A FORTUNE!NOTICE:Before any person advertises plants for sale or distribution he or she must hold a certificate of registration with the Department of Agriculture and a copy of the certificate must be available to the publisher if requested. The registration number printed on the certificate of registration must be included in the advertisement. Calling all used awning windows, bay windows, storm doors, and clerestories back to service. Greenhouse made from recycled windows by Jan and Ed Vitse of New Look Floral (a garden and floral business) in Rochester, MN. This little gem, made from recycled windows was built in 2003. The structure is 12 feet long by 6 1/2  wide, and 10 1/2 feet tall.

Donna Reyne of Indiana built Tinker House from from reclaimed doors, windows and millwork from a home renovation. The doors are old pocketdoors on slides, slid open in this photo.Best Place To Buy Washer And Dryer In Denver Old window greenhouse by Karla and Steve Ritchey of McKinney, Texas. Rock N Roll Car Seat CoversUsed Mexican roofing tiles from a mansion in Fort Worth frame the hydrangea and variegated liriope-filled flower bed.Best Camping Knife For Food Prep Re-purposed windows and doors. Linda J. of McKinney, Texas built this greenhouse using old windows and french doors. It has a chandelier inside and icicle lights that set it off at night. Old window greenhouse, using recycled windows from one neighbor who was replacing all the windows on her house, and a couple of old doors from another neighbor who was getting new ones installed.

Greenhouse from recycled materials by Montana Wildlife Gardener. Old window greenhouse by Lucy and Stephen Marr. Photos by Todd Selby.  Kathy of Moss & Twigs in Asheville built this greenhouse from old windows she’d collected over the years. Neighbors donated used windows for this greenhouse. It was built to fit the windows, without plans. It has 3 sliding windows for ventilation. Greenhouse by Jesse Schlesinger at The General Store, San Francisco and Los Angeles. A mom in Northeast Ohio made this greenhouse from old windows. Greenhouse built from 45 old windows from all different places. Some bought most donated. Wanted to keep the shabby chic, vintage look so added Mason jars lights with Edison bulbs inside. The owner/builders Eric and Elizabeth love garden veggies and wanted to be able to do it year round, and threw in flowers for pops of color. No plan, just started building and this is what it became. During construction of the above greenhouse in NC.

Greenhouse turned out to be 10′ x 15′. Interior shelves were built from pallets. Gutters collect rainwater runoff. By Eric and Elizabeth. Glass house Made from recycled windows in Copenhagen’s 40-year-old Freetown Christiania Commune. Considered “architecture without architects” there is a strong political will to tear the houses down—they are illegal, follow no building code, have no permit. Image by Seier + Seier via Flickr. A gardener in Ontario built this 10×16 greenhouse. She used salvaged windows for the glass, and salvaged doors. Half of the floor is an old deck, the other half is discounted paving stone. Reclaimed window garden shed. Old window cold frame. Adina and Walter of Campobello, South Carolina designed and built this cold frame using an old window. Small greenhouse from 3 storm windows exactly the same size. Instead of using her find of 3 old storm windows for a low cold frame, Anne decided to go upward. Old door greenhouse by Tara Dillard.

Just attach old doors to a side of your home. Greenhouse built by Lloyd Kahn with used windows. Says Lloyd: “The rear wall consists of stabilized adobe bricks made with a CinvaRam, a compression tool I learned about in the ’60s from the Whole Earth Catalog. There’s a solar-powered fan for cooling and a small solar-powered trickling fountain inside. Note: using old windows like this requires a lot of time puttying and/or painting.” Lloyd’s latest book is Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter. Recycled window greenhouse by Holly Willgress and Fraser Koroluk of Bella Coola, B.C.. In the process of renovations with a new roof and third floor added onto their lodge, they had a lot of old and leftover building materials. They maintain a “no new stuff” theme to their backyard. Recycled window greenhouse by artist Shannon Rankin and friend. Old window greenhouse by Angela Davis of Washington State. Read more aboout it on her blog Gardening in My Rubber Boots. A clear-awning roof allows lots of light to enter this greenhouse made from lots of different old windows.