Lots of info on the internet, Old. The old timers used to dig a pit below their cold frames and put a substantial amount of manure in the bottom. The manure generated heat. Seems like I read that the "experts" recommended using untreated wood.
My dad had one that was an "A" framed building skylight in it's former life. I remember sweeping the snow off, lifting the lid, and pulling lettuce out of it.
I have a friend who works for Kroger, repairing and replacing the freezers. He has an unbelievable stack of heavy, chrome framed insulated glass freezer doors. He sez he's gonna build a greenhouse "someday". I'm gonna see if I can trade him out of a couple for a cold frame.
I'm getting anxious. Won't be long 'til we need to get some tomato plants going. And then sweet potato slips.
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