Corragated plastic in high wind?

[valley]

Greetings, We are about to build a greenhouse in an area with a unique condition. Wind, lots of wind, wind that blows shingles off the roof. I used that corragated plastic they sell at Home Depot on a two greehouses and it has held up well in low wind conditions.

Question: Has any of you use this corragated plastic in high wind areas?

Thankyou Richard

[Bobberman]

I would consider putting a wire mesh on the outside in the windyest areas and pull it tight against the covering!. Chicken wire works well! Also the nails with a rubber washer in combination with glue will help to hold it down better!

[brogz]

I've seen many people up here use this to make walls on their porches and as long as it it braced good on the back it should be good I would screw it into place instead of nails.

[valley]

Just to up date; We plan a greenhouse in the high desert using corragated plastic, same construction as has worked well up here.

[lily51]

Greetings, We are about to build a greenhouse in an area with a unique condition. Wind, lots of wind, wind that blows shingles off the roof. I used that corragated plastic they sell at Home Depot on a two greehouses and it has held up well in low wind conditions.

Question: Has any of you use this corragated plastic in high wind areas?

Thankyou Richard

What type of corrugated material?
I had a very small corrugated greenhouse years ago, wind was no problem, but light was.
There was a definite reduction in the quality of the light entering each year, so after about 4 years we disposed of it.

[valley]

The transparent type they sell it at Home depot.

[valley]

I didn't mention: it's roofing.