Cold Frame Plans for a Raised Bed
This cold frame uses an existing raised bed and is attached to one side of the bed using hinges.
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Use cold frame plans to build a custom enclosure to protect young plants. Use straw bales, PVC pipe or wood and cover with solid glass or recycled windows to get an early start on the growing season. Find out how to build a DIY cold frame below.
This cold frame uses an existing raised bed and is attached to one side of the bed using hinges.
You can adjust the size of this cold frame plan to the size of your planter bed and it will help protect your spring starters from too much rain, frost, snow or hail.
This cold frame plan has an interesting design. Polycarbonate panels are used for the top of the frame. This style will last for many years of use!
This low-cost, easy-to-build cold frame takes one or two weekends to build.
This cold frame is a bottomless box topped by glass frames. Build a cold frame with the materials list, a detailed plan, and instructions.
Of course, the same basic techniques used to create this cold frame can also be scaled up to create an entire greenhouse!
This cold frame is made with bricks and plywood, with clear acrylic panels.
Build this small cold frame build out of pvc pipe and clear plastic.
These cold frame plans are a cinch to build. Materials include cedar and glass or clear plastic.
These cold frame plans use a window at the top and the sides are made of wood.
Here are plans for a 6 ft x 3 ft cold frame that is bottomless with a glass door.
Build this portable, compact cold frame with a solid glass top.