Greenhouse shade anchors
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Solving the problem of attaching an external shade cloth to a greenhouse
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In the summer, a greenhouse can become too hot unless some shade is provided. In my opinion, shades should be on the outside. If they are inside, the IR radiation has already come inside and will heat up the room. I bought the cloth on Amazon, it was called "Storystore 40 %". The top anchors fit in the rain gutter, and the bottom anchors are to be wedged under stones. If you have soil outside your greenhouse you can of course stick some pins into the ground, I have concrete slabs, so I can't do that. The sides of the cloth can be secured by the suction anchors. Those 20 mm suction cups are also from Amazon Please note that this setup is NOT hurricane-proof:)