SUNGIFT Walk-in Greenhouse for Outdoors, 57x61x80 Inch Large Greenhouse, 3 Tiers 10 Shelves Mini Green House Kit with Observation Windows Roll-up Door Zipper, Plant Garden Hot House for Herbs, Flowers

I had to take out one of my big trees last year. Which completely changed the weather dynamic in my yard. Now my shady corner isn't so shady, and there's nothing to block the occasional NE winds and keep them from blowing in a circle between my house and the neighbor's wall.When I got this greenhouse, I was too excited and put it up immediately (to gauge the space needed in the yard, and make sure it was undamaged.Long story short, we had a freak wind storm, the greenhouse was empty (not weighted down) and only lightly staked. The wind picked it up, 3 of 4 tent pegs leg go, it blew around in a circle a couple times, and when the rope tying it to the last peg came loose, the greenhouse landed in the far corner of the yard, on its back, inside a 10' circle of rose bushes, where it continued to blow around a little but couldn't get out (thankfully).After all that, it dropped the write shelf tops around the yard, two or three of the PVC connections came apart, and the cover is completely intact, despite a dozen rose bushes.Took me all of 5 minutes to put it back to rights. Very surprised nothing broke or ripped after the adventure it had.Oh, also I'm 5'8", and it's perfectly comfortable to stand upright inside. So... That's good too.

Instructions were adequate, all parts were present. No issues putting it together, needed a hand with the plastic cover (due to wind). Read reviews prior to purchase, decided to install the shelves upside down and secured them with Self-Locking Nylon Cable Ties, careful to point the cut end away from the cover. All-in-all it's an excellent starter greenhouse.Used a remote thermometer to keep an eye on temp & humidity. Put down heavy weed barrier underneath, and wrapped some of that weed barrier around a few cinder blocks which weigh down the bottom rails of the frame.Added a 1500 Watt 3-Prong Milkhouse Utility Heater on a 20A GFCI circuit, and it keeps the greenhouse ~ 58° F at night on a low setting.Issues: It's not super sturdy, heavy wind will lift/ move it around, cinder blocks (or equivalent) are necessary. The included strings & metal anchors are completely useless, the string is a thin, slippery polypropylene that does not hold a knot. The metal anchors bend easily and have no hold in the ground. I instead used old tent stakes that I had.A significant issue for me was the cross-braces for the two rear, long shelves. They are secured to the adjacent supports using a plastic 'C' hook. Yesterday with about 15 small tomato plants on the top rear (widest) shelf, one plastic 'C' hook stretched until it let loose dumping all those plants onto others below. I've since reinforced that connection with two cable ties in an 'X' pattern.

awesome green house and ease of assembly

UPDATE:A little over 2 months after having this in use here are the problems. In many places the material has come part from the binding. Barely touching it causes it to do this. One zipper is now not working and has come apart.I am very careful using it, but it's falling apart. I have it tied down, wrapped with cord around and over the top and clamped to keep it from blowing away.So in the beginning I was happy with it, but we have barely started the growing season and it's almost trashed.End of update.I really like this small greenhouse. I placed it on a lower deck I have to protect some vegetables I am growing. But it does have some limitations. You will have to tie it down somehow as it is very light and cannot take any wind at all.First, it came with a torn hole in it out of the box, on a lower corner. I decided to keep it anyway.Second, the metal rods are extremely lightweight, but easy to put together even with some parts not marked.I used lightweight rope on with end to help keep it stable and from blowing away. The extra material they place at the bottoms is not enough to use to weight down, there is not much there to help at all.Keep in mind, if you unzip one door, you might as unzip both, as there is nothing to keep the second door secured and it will blow with any breeze.Also keep in mind that the 36 inch height is only applicable to the peak of the greenhouse. The long sides are on 24 inches. So, like me, if you plan on something like tomatoes, it will not be tall enough. I am planning on having those towards the front so they can grow through the top opening. This will make the backside totally useless as I won't be able to get to that side.This would be best for smaller plants that don't get very high. It's also best for starting plants and protecting them before transplanting.All zipped up it creates a great greenhouse affect, nice, warm and humid inside. It also stays dry to keep rain out if needed. Oh, and also be aware that although the "door" roll up to open the greenhouse, there are a few inches left so it does not open all the way to the peak.I hope I have written details to help you with your purchase. I am pleased with it and will work with it. My biggest disappointment was with the hole already ripped in the lower left corner which degrades the strength that it has to begin with.

Super easy to assemble! Tons of space!