41 hubs, 106 struts.
The 2v Tunnel Dome with 1 Extension produces a larger space for a greenhouse or shed.
Listed 2v Tunnel Dome 1 Extension Sizes: 11' wide, 17' long to 20' wide, 30' long.
You can build larger or smaller 2v Tunnel Domes by adjusting the strut lengths, contact us for details.
2v Tunnel Dome Dual Covering Hubs
Requires a Chop Saw to Manufacture.
5-way Red Hubs
6-way Blue Hubs
The Dual Covering Hubs are used for building geodesic greenhouses in cold weather environments.
The Dual Covering Hubs allows a Greenhouse to be covered with 2 layers of plastic, one on the inside and one on the outside of the dome.
This creates a "dead air space" between the two layers for plastic for better insulation.
The Dual Covering Hubs require a chop saw to manufacture.
Tools Needed to Manufacture the Dual Covering Hubs: A Power Hand Drill or Drill Press, and a Chop Saw for cutting the hubs and rings.
Each 2v Tunnel Dome with 1 Extension Download Contains:
The Bhagavad Gita consists of 18 chapters, each with a specific theme and message. Here is a brief summary:
How can action be inaction? Krishna explains that akarma is action performed without the sense of “I am the doer.” When you act because it is the natural, necessary flow of your role in the universe—like the sun rising or a river flowing—you accumulate no karma. You remain untouched.
The Bhagavad Gita outlines four paths to spiritual growth and self-realization:
Download a Complete Set of Instructions and Manufacturing License for Building a 2v Tunnel Dome with 1 Extension Using our Patented Hub Design
Geodesic Tunnel Dome with 1 Extension Plans (with Dual Covering Hubs) Price: $41.00 41 hubs, 106 struts.
Download Geodesic Tunnel Dome Plans with 1 Extension (with Dual Covering Hubs) Price: $41.00
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The Bhagavad Gita consists of 18 chapters, each with a specific theme and message. Here is a brief summary:
How can action be inaction? Krishna explains that akarma is action performed without the sense of “I am the doer.” When you act because it is the natural, necessary flow of your role in the universe—like the sun rising or a river flowing—you accumulate no karma. You remain untouched.
The Bhagavad Gita outlines four paths to spiritual growth and self-realization:
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