Upgraded 6.2' x 10.2' Hobby Polycarbonate Greenhouse Kits: w/Sliding Door, 2 Vent Window, Raised Base and Anchor Aluminum Heavy Duty Walk-in Greenhouses for Outdoor Backyard in All Season

I love this greenhouse after 2 years the panels have yellowed. Wind has blew out one of the panels. After some very strong winds it finally went it has however held up during some bad weather. Would purchase again just bigger.

So first off the book instructions are not very helpful at all and if it wasn’t for the video that was here on Amazon this would have taken so much longer. It took me and my neighbor about 6 and a half hours and a 12 pack to get it all assembled and in place over my existing raised planters. Couple slides for the siding were crimped a little much but was an easy fix with a screwdriver. Added the pavers the following day in about an hour just to keep the critters from burrowing.I’d absolutely suggest watching the video a time or two and have it available while assembling. I had also put the frame in place and leveled it out so everything sat just as I needed it to when the main part was assembled. Picking it up and over the planters was pretty easy with just two of us. Not super sure I’d buy this exact one if I needed another one but seems so far so good. I’ll be anchoring it very soon before the Texas winds decide to pick up again.

This was a pleasant surprise. It was sort of a chore reading and interpreting the instructions at the beginning, but after a few steps the rest just flowed together. Regardless of what seems like the parts you should put together first, READ THE DIRECTIONS IN ORDER. Another thing.....DO NOT stake it down! Cement the corners as the instructions say. You will have to loosen and tighten screws down as you go and the tool provided isnt helpful for the open areas. Have a ratchet set ready. I will warn you that there is one part along the roof at the front and back that requires small hands and a lot of patience. We cemented the base on the four corners and she is stout! I would also recommend a small bungee cord to pull back the latch stand for the vents because it does wobble a bit on a windy day. Of course, close them if winds are super gusty because it is polycarb afterall and not a ballistic material. Overall this greenhouse has kept my plants happy and warm and ventilation is okay. I plan on installing/cutting out a hole in the back to install an exhaust fan. A 70 degree day will result in your plants being hotboxed if all opening are closed. I would buy this product again.

Well it's nice to have but not sure the cost of it was worth it. First the directions omg, basically it tells you to put a and b together then 3 steps down take a and b apart and add c over and over again. It was insane. Second once it was together there's a gap on each corner it doesn't say how to cover it or if it should be there but it looks unfinished. Third the vents won't stay open or closed if open and the wind blows it slides then shut if closed and the wind blows they slide open. 😒 the materials are cheap so what can you expect. I plan to make the best of it but would not have paid $500 for this.

The directions for this product are almost useless. They state that assembling this product should take 2 adults 5-6 hours...please add 7 days and at least 2 more adults to get the roof on. Please also plan to use caulking of some sort to hold the panels in place. Also plan to form a cement border around to help secure this to the ground. We also used ratchet straps to hold it down . Not to mention the fact that the kit arrived missing a crucial part. The seller failed at 2 attempts to send a replacement. Finally, after wasting 3 weeks, we went ahead and rigged up a replacement part of our own.

This was easy to assemble as they include instructions and have videos on assembly. Watch the videos and you not have much of an issue. Inspect your hardware to ensure all is well and no broken pieces and your nuts and bolts are threaded correctly. Mine were not, I contacted the seller, sent them photos of the mis-threaded bolts and within a day or two I had replacements. Very easy to work with and have had no issues since!

My husband and two grandsons put this together in approx 7 hours. It feels sturdy enough. We mounted it on an extension of our deck. The screws went in pretty well. We are in the Carolina’s so we’ll see how it stands up to winds, so far I’m confident it will do pretty well. - One helpful hint, if you spray the panels with water, then slide them into the frames - they go in easier. Also we got this up 10 minutes before a thunderstorm hit and this greenhouse handled it just fine.

1st - this thing was an absolute nightmare to put together. It took me over a year to get it done and probably 24 hours to get it together. Pieces didn't fit, little pieces were missing...and yes, I quadruple checked directions, etc. There was lots of cussing! I strongly suggest a 2nd person to help who isn't afraid of tedious tasks. And DONT try to put it together in the wind...That all being said...now that I have it together, it is a very nice greenhouse. It's a great size, and it seems very sturdy. I'm adding some additional sealant in cracks and crevices but I am looking forward to getting it full of plants.