Regular cleaning: Regularly clean the dust and dirt on the surface of the greenhouse frame, which can be wiped with a soft cloth or brush to avoid dust accumulation affecting the service life of the frame.

Check the connectors: Regularly inspect the connectors of the greenhouse frame for looseness or rust, and promptly tighten or replace them to ensure the stability and safety of the frame.

Rust prevention treatment: The greenhouse frame is usually made of metal materials, which are easily affected by oxidation and rust. Regular use of rust inhibitors can be used for treatment to extend the service life of the frame.

Anti corrosion treatment: If the greenhouse frame is made of wooden material, regular anti-corrosion treatment is required to prevent moisture, mold, or insect infestation.

Avoid heavy pressure: Avoid placing heavy objects on the greenhouse frame to prevent deformation or damage.

Regular lubrication: For movable parts such as pulleys, hinges, etc., lubricating oil can be applied regularly to maintain smooth operation.

Wind and earthquake resistance: The greenhouse frame is easily affected by strong winds or earthquakes, and can be reinforced and supported during installation to increase the stability of the frame.

Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the overall condition of the greenhouse skeleton, promptly address any issues found, and prevent small problems from escalating into major ones.