6x7.5 FT Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Quick Setup Structure and Roof Vent, Aluminum Large Walk-in Greenhouse for Outside Garden Backyard, Black, VGH0607BG

Bought this for my fiance as a mothersday present and got it up in only a few hours! Very sturdy only problem i had was with the roof support beams clicking in i ended up using a ratchet strap to pull it together before securing the screw. But in the end the next day we got a pretty good wind and hail storm and it didnt move at all so contrary to many other reviews i would say this was a 3/10 hardness of assembly scale and 8/10 quality scale! Which for the price is a win. I wish it had a lock system since i already caught a homeless person scoping it out as a nice place to sneak in and sleep. Also wish the window had a screen since i have also already had bees inside as well. Other than that very happy!

Would have given 5 stars, but the instructions were a bit confusing.The window latch is directional, so if you do it backwards it won't latch, but without an extra screw or nail, it won't stay open (I used a long bolt and wing nut)Go the extra mile, and make a platform for it, I used some sturdy pallets, and plywood. The posts incuded for the footing in the ground, I turned them sideways, and bolted them into the platform I built, a simple 2x4 was the perfect height to fill the gap. I also used some double sided gorilla tape at the base of the top panels to prevent them from moving in high winds.Overall, I wish this was taller, im 5'10" and I need to bend to go through the doorway.

I heard that it would take 2 to 4 people to assemble this greenhouse. I'm a stubborn 68 year old gramma and after being ghosted by one person who offered to help, I set out to do it alone. After sorting out the pieces and looking at the written directions I turned to YouTube for the perfect video that took me through the assembly process step by step.In about 7 hours I had the most beautiful greenhouse. That evening we had a powerful rain storm with punishing winds. I hadn't secured the structure to the wood base I'd built and it did move about 2 or 3 inches off center, but not OFF the base. The inside was dry so I knew I'd done a good job at assembling it properly.The following day, at first light I secured it to the base and filled it with shelving and planters.NOTE: If you have good reliable friends, plan a cookout, check out the assembly video and you can have a fantastic greenhouse in no time. Make sure you build a stable platform before you start and as soon as you're done putting the last piece in, secure the frame to your base.

Multiple pieces missing or defective. Which we only discovered halfway through building this (3 full days of work).We have contacted viwat customer care and although they have answered my emails. They haven't provided any solutions yet.Update: I really really wanted to love this Greenhouse. I saw some of the reviews that said it was difficult to build... but I have a full shop and build furniture as a hobby. I'm very handy. I figured I had an edge over the people saying it was hard.I was wrong. The first problem was It seemed an entire page of instructions were missing. And in several sections there were several steps just skipped (including naming the piece needed to complete the skipped step). Like I said. I'm handy. So I figured those out fairly quickly.Problem 2. There were several pieces simply missing or damaged on arrival. There are about 75 individual pieces that make this thing up, but they're not all individually labeled. So instead of tearing them apart and counting each piece I kept them bundled in their groups and I tackled them as needed. Unfortunately I was about 2 days into the build before I realized these pieces were not present.The final and probably most serious issue is the entire "quick connect" system. The aluminum pieces themselves are very sturdy. And where they attach together by nuts and bolts are super secure and strong. The quick connect method is neither "quick", nor does it "connect" 90% of the time. Where this is used on 90 degree angles on vertical surfaces it seems work "ok". But it's used to build the roof where it connects at 45 degree angles, it never really "grabs" into its mating surface and loses the battle with gravity to the point it's completely impossible to build.Honestly, I think if it wasn't for the crappy quick connect method, everything else about this would be fixable, and it would make a really nice greenhouse. But that system makes this completely useless.

I am not the type of person that writes reviews but after this experience I feel I have to.It took me 7 hours to put together my green house but not only I did it by myself it was a lot of fun.I am a 57 year old living with my 81 year old the instructions were very clear and it came with everything I need it even gloves.I give it a 5 because it was and it looks like the instructions very good quality I go out to my yard and I can’t believe I put it togetherGreat job in the construction and the price I will have years of fun gardening a dream come true I always want it a green house now I have one.