Fleeced

You have exactly the same thing as mine, except the zip has busted on mine, so won't close. I tried outting soem fleece round it and got in such a muddle I gave up.

I think I will just have to try and protet what is inthere and buy anther one in the Spring.

I bought it for £9 in the Autumn sale at Wilkinson.

I managed to fit mine inside,Fran..but as I'm not using the top shelf,I have wrapped a layer over it,and down two sides.I then laid another layer on top,going from back to front.in effect there is a double layer on the top shelf.,so
It looks like another lining all over on the inside..My zip is broken at the bottom,but weighted against the frame with heavy stones..and pots on the bottom shelf for stability ..luckily,i don't have a lot in it this year,so had more free shelving to do it..and I can just lift the front piece of liner up,if I need to water..It wasn't easy,as I thought I could manage to do it,without taking the plastic cover off...no way,..and I used a few expletives ! :o)

mine is inside the plastic layer but it came free with the mini greenhouse originally.
all was well until a few months ago when i think the mice must have found it ~ they have eaten lots!! or taken it for their nests!!

Good idea to do that. I hope it keeps your plants safe for the winter.

I bought both of mine from, or via, Amazon, Alextb, at about 10-12 pounds each. They're different brands, but look identical: I don't know if they've got interchangeable parts! There is a prob getting them zipped all the way to the bottom; the feet seem to spread a bit, and even though I've got the cover corners tie to the legs to keep them in place, it's still a struggle, so I don't try too hard.

I could have bought fleece liners for them, they make 'em for 2, 3, and 4-shelf units - I presume that one takes off the cover, puts the liner on, then puts the cover over that - somehow! But I didn't think I'd need one, and then saw the fleece sheets in the pound shop, and got some on impulse.

Perhaps individual pots could be protected, or indivudiual shelves, taking each section as a separate unit?

The top shelf is the one I use most, Bloomer - it's the only one with enough headroom for the bigger plants - I did think of taking the shelf off that bit, and putting the plants on the second shelf, giving them more head-space, but I'd have to take the shelf support rods out as well, and that means I'd have to take the unit apart to be able to do that.

My bottom shelf has spare pots etc on it, so a bit of a gap at the zip bottoms won't hurt them. I don't have as many seedlings as I should, or could, so I use the shed more for sheltering small bought plants rather than growing me own.

I could have bought liners when I bought the sheds, Stickitoffee - they weren't offered free with them - but I didn't think I'd need them then. And to take the cover off twice a year to remove and replace the fleece sounds like hard work - think I read somewhere that some people keep theirs on all year round.

I did wonder, a couple of days after I'd fitted it, if the squirrels would leave it alone: never thought of mice, or birds, stealing it for nest-lining. Ah well, I've got two spare sheets, and it's not as if they cost a lot.

But I don't know if the material contains anything that might be harmful for baby animals - I keep meaning to try to put wool scraps or such out - I even thought of asking my local hairdresser for a bag of cut hair, so I could leave tht out, though I'm not sure what they'd think of such a request!

I'll try to remember to keep a note of how they get on, Hywel, and also try to remember to post it!