Green house all glass to floor. ? Or glass halfway?

After reading the member, "visiter" taking down an old greenhouse and lyns has pointed out that while nothing grows below the shelving very good I cannot deny this point .
Though I use this lower part for storage of my pots and trays.
But I am interested in what the other members experience is on the half bricked greenhouse........the disadvantages and if at all any advantages against the full glass .
Your views will help me decide on the previously asked question.
Thank you .
Though I use this lower part for storage of my pots and trays.
But I am interested in what the other members experience is on the half bricked greenhouse........the disadvantages and if at all any advantages against the full glass .
Your views will help me decide on the previously asked question.
Thank you .
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The two sides of the other long wall have no shelving and are used to grow tomatoes, cucumbers etc. The outside of those two bits have built in cold frames. It's a tall structure so there's plenty of light and that has to be the main consideration in a greenhouse - height and light for growing tender plants.
its an expensive way of storing pots and trays. I’ve got a big chest type container for that, which didn’t cost very much.
they do look nicer, I have to admit, and I’d love one, but only for the look of it, not practicality.