Hey what's going on everyone so last time I started my hoop house and now I'm just going to keep chipping away at it see how much I can get done. So I had the hoops up and we go through and I'm going to do the ridge beam right now. I'm using a treated one by four for the ridge beam. I'm not worried about it being treated because it's not going to be in contact with my soil. What I did so that the screw sits flush is I took a paddle bit and I marked a depth with a piece of tape. That allows me to bore a hole just deep enough to cover the head of my self-tapping screw. That way I can put the plastic over it and I don't have to worry about the plastic being ripped on the screw head. Originally I was going to put some treated one by fours along the sides but the more I thought about it it just didn't make sense to use the wood there because I'm going to attach the plastic to the baseboards anyway and use the ends to regulate temperature. So I think I can get by without using those and say the lumber for my longer 40 footer. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to throw a door on and go from there. Okay so I have all those marked off. What I'm going to do is make some half lap joints. Okay so I cleaned out those cuts with my chisel and I'm just going to throw them up and make a little doorway guy. So I have the ends up now I'm ready to put plastic on. I finished up the plastic. I threw it together a door real quickly. I cut off the plastic and threw it on. So I'm done. I'll give you the tour. Ended up using an old outlet for a little handle. I need to get it thermometer because I can already tell it's a lot hotter in here than outside. It's about mid 40s outside and sunny but it feels about 70s in here. 60s maybe? I don't know. My temperature radar is pretty broken from the winter. So on the door here I left three inches between the top, the header and the bottom of my poles so I can run a 2x4. I can not show half an inch and sneak a 2x4 in here and run it just underneath my poles. I'll throw a 4x4 in the middle and then a 4x4 on the end and I can run it to support the top for snow. I'm not going to do it yet because I have a while till I worry about snow again. Major and major doses and plus the ground is still pretty frozen so it'll be easier for me to dig those holes in the middle of summer or end of summer. So I'm going to run another 4x4 right here to sit right underneath the 2x4 just for support but then also what I'll do is I'm going to run some shelves off it and then I'll make a window here and I can build a fan on the shelves and then also use the shelves to start our seeds. So that's my basic hoop house. It ended up being about 19.5 foot long by a little over 12 feet wide. I'm going to go along the baseboards and tighten it up a little bit more but overall I think I'm pretty much done. Thanks for hanging out while I built it. If you have any questions, throw those in the comments. Take it easy.