Here some threads and sites that discuss building the 10x12. Don't hesitate to ask questions of the group as you go, lots of good folks here. My blog: Building the HFGH 10x12 Greenhouse Gardenerwantabe's thread on HFGH modifications: A Guide to the Modifications of 10x12 HFGH ...and a link to his photos: Gardenerwantabe's HFGH photos Laserfan's thread, with links to his photos: HFGH 10x12 Lessons Learned Oraylawson's thread, with links to his photos: 10x12 HFGH Troykd's site: Building our Greenhouse, an Adventure in Pain Amigatec's site: How I Built My 10x12 Harbor Freight Greenhouse Joe Urda's site: Harbor Freight Greenhouse ...and there's even more good info lurking here, but those should get you started, and cover a lot of bases! It's a pain to do, but it's a good idea to check all the parts as soon as you can, just to be sure you didn't get one of the "lucky" kits missing a part. There are several folks here who have waited over a year to receive missing parts (shame on Harbor Freight.) Keep in touch!

Atmos Energy bills us in MCF in Texas. This are the gas charges for 12.0 MCF in January. These are gas charges and riders only -- no city/county/state/sales taxes, which are another $8.50 on this bill. CURRENT GAS CHARGE TOTAL $113.37 - CUSTOMER CHARGE 10.10 - CONSUMP CHRG 3.0 @ 1.23900 3.72 - CONSUMP CHRG 9.0 @ 0.98900 8.90 - RIDER GCR 12.0 @ 7.44300 89.32 - GUD 9530 REFUND -0.22 - RIDER SUR 12.0 @ 0.06770 0.81 - RIDER WNA 0.74

I'm (re)building my deck with 5/4 x 6 Cumaru decking. I'm already committed to using hidden fasteners and the deck is too low to use the grabber system from beneath. So... I could really use some advice on whether to go with the IpeClip Extreme KD system, or the DeckClip System. My thoughts: IpeClip: Advantages - the Extreme KD clips seem very strong and do their own 1/4" spacing with the built-in spacer. Also, the screws go through one of the boards at a 45 deg. angle. In theory, that would keep the board from moving much, at least on the side that was screwed in. Disadvantages - Pre-drilling, screwing the 45 degrees, removing boards later seems difficult at best. DeckClip: Advantages - Screwed from the top, not through any boards. No drilling. Easy to remove boards and replace them in the future since you can get to the screws through the gap easily. Disadvantages - Not screwed through any of the boards. Boards might be able to "walk" out of line in theory. Installation requires spacers to set the gap. I'm leaning toward the IpeClip Extreme KD. Please do not confuse this with the other, weaker IpeClips. Final question; One contractor told me to add exterior construction sealant, gluing the boards down as well. I'm concerned that it may not stick to the Messner's coating on the board. Even if it does, it might make the next project near impossible. Thoughts?

I have installed a few AG liners and we did it basically like you describ, accept we didn't put the the top rails on, just used the little coping clips. We walked around the pool letting the slack out like you said. When the water is about 4 in up the wall you can start to button her up. We used a shop vac on some of them but AG pools are hard to seal off, but it won't hurt. We also had a really light weight guy that got in the pool with a mop to push out any wrinkles we may have missed. After a few inches of water is on that floor it's pretty solid. We never left a mark. We did hang a liner over one of our drill drivers once. We were looking for it and one of the guys just decieded to look in the pool. There it was. Had to fix that...lol Looks like your on track, good luck.