Greenhouse, Green

We purchased this to put our plants in during the colder parts of the Winter in Florida. Was worried it would be complicated to construct when I saw all the parts but, was impressed how clearly EACH piece or group of pieces was marked. The instructions were perfect! The biggest challenge was putting the actual cover on it but, not to say that is a problem with the product at all! I did use 4 extra heavier tent stakes around the perimeter and zip tied the frame to those for extra support for the whole thing in the wind but, just my preference. I may add a couple more durable shelf racks for some of my heavier plants, as other reviewers have done, as the provided wire shelves might not be strong enough but, that's just an assumption at this point. The actual cover seems sturdy and the little window flaps are nice. All in all, I love this thing! Can't wait to put it to the test this Winter! 😄 No more plants filling the extra bathroom!!

All the parts were there, unlike one from another company. Went together well. Set it up in a corner of my 6' fence, so wind from the north and west are minimalized. South and east winds will push it against the fence. Used Eye screws in the fence to fasten the corners. If the corner loops don't tear, I think it will work. Also put stone blocks on the bottom edges. Seems to hold heat OK in cold temps. Update: Aftet 2 months it has held up well in strong winds, as I placed it. Cold spell got some plants, so I will stick a light bulb in it for teens temperatures next time. Wife feels like it was a good purchase.

I'm so happy with this purchase! It was simple enough to put together, took me about 40 minutes by myself, including putting the cover on. I have it in my garage so I can prolong the last of the growing season for my peppers and tomatoes, and come spring I plan to use it for starting seedlings. It's the right size, and it is sturdy enough without most of the shelves - back section I left without any shelves and the front I only used the top shelves. Shelves themselves are kinda flimsy but holding up well enough with the use of several of the included zip ties. The cover is a thick plasticky stuff that seems like it'll hold up well over time. Whole thing is ight enough that I'll be able to easily move it anywhere I need to, including outside after the winter/frost is over. Came with stakes and rope like a tent, won't be needing that inside. Very pleased - for how little it cost, I couldn't be happier with it!

Directions are pretty much straight forward. The tie downs are useless, a little wind will blow this structure around. You will need to go to Home Depot, etc. to buy some real tie downs to secure it. The wire shelves are also useless, you will need strong zip ties to hold these wire shelves in place. The plastic covering is now coming apart at the seams. They could have used Velcro to hold up the roll up door instead of short material, that is hard to tie. They also have material ties on the inside that tie to the structure which are too short. Been up now for about 3 weeks, You be the judge.......

Easy to set up. First greenhouse so I'm not sure about it yet, so far it's pretty great.*Update* - A little over a month and it is already beginning to rip along several sides at the seam. It is not excessively windy where I am or where in my yard it is positioned so I am already looking at getting something a bit stronger and worth the money.**Update 2** - Sellers contacted me, wanted to address the problem. I sent pictures and we agreed it was probably a flaw in stitching on the seams. The seller sent out a complete replacement and so far I have had no problems. I inspected all the edges and no out of place stitching has been found. Great customer service here!

I read the reviews and had no issues with the 1 page of instructions. Just count all the parts for verification and then lay everything out in order; A thorough G and 1 through 5. Make sure you seat the metal posts all the way in the connector pieces like someone else said. This will help insure stability and an even fit for the cover. Use extra zip ties to secure the shelves down (4 per, corners). And just get some rebar longer than a foot for anchoring it down. Use like tent stakes up against the inside corners allowing for about 6 inches to remain out of the ground and then zip tie the rebar to the frame. Get it tight (I used 3 zip ties per corner). This method held my structures down at burning man which gets gusts all day long, so I'm sure it will do the job for this greenhouse. It's a good size. You can walk around inside. Most people could sleep in it. The cover is great. Windows are screened. Be gentle with the door zippers and I'm sure they will last. It's a good buy. Would buy again.

This is a really nice little greenhouse. My wife loves it, large enough to stand up and turn around in. It’s also pretty rugged, though the shelves are a thin wire rack and done want to hold heavy pots very well, they might benefit from reinforcing with a plank or something. The plastic cover is also pretty tough and it comes with tie down wires and stakes. It’s a good value. Be aware that it comes with about 100 little pieces of pipe and plastic joints that took a while to assemble. Instructions are easy to follow, but it did take a while.