I show you step-by-step how I built my cold frame using simple steps that everyone can do. It can also be used without the lid as a raised bed so its very versatile and only takes a couple of hours to make.

A cold frame is a staple of every allotment, used for sowing seeds, to transplanting plants to growing vegetables.

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0:00
0:15 Materials used
0:32 Layout and Screwing together
4:10 Levelling off the pieces
4:48 Build the Lid
5:24 Attach the hinges
6:10 Attach the lid
6:27 Attach the handle

Lid Dimensions (and overall size) – 120cm x 60cm

Timber Frame
x5 Panels – 120cm
x5 Panels – 54cm
Back Baton x2 – 43cm
Front Baton x2 – 30cm

How to Cut Plastic Sheeting
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