Outsunny Walk in Greenhouse with Shelves Steeple Green House for Garden Grow House Removable Cover 143x138x190cm, Green

I bought this to replace an old storm damaged greenhouse. It is a bargain. The material and framework is very strong. It only took 30 minutes to put up. It gets really hot inside. We love it. The door zip has a tongue on the inside as well as the outside so that you can't get locked in, which is a good safety feature. Excellent.

Much studier than expected. Easy to erect. Early days but looking good.

Great value for money and now Iv had it a while, I can say it’s extremely sturdy. Iv situated mine on a deck so instead of burying the bottom in dirt, iv utilised some old bits of timber (I knew they’d come in handy one day!) and screwed them down over the flaps. For the price, I don’t give a toss about any warranties. Guide ropes have been tied to the handrails. We’ve had some gusty days, even when Iv not had a curry, and it’s still there in one piece. Tomatoes, chillies and strawberries are all flourishing. All in all, a brilliant buy.

Having read mixed reviews. I deliberated over buying this but eventually I purchased it anyway. I needn't have worried about the negative reviews as it is a good greenhouse for the price. Very easy to put up if you sort out all the pieces, that wonderfully have their letter printed on the side, and lay them out first. Then follow the diagram from the ground up in situ. There are no written instructions. Just the numbered diagram.It appears very sturdy. Some reviewers complained it blew over in winds but mine has so far stayed put. I have it on the patio by the fence and house so it's fairly sheltered from the wind, with the securing ropes and pegs put in between the gaps in the slabs. Although in high winds/storm I would have to keep an eye on it/ consider taking it down so it doesn't get damaged.You really need to think about positioning. If your garden is very windy with little or no shelter then this type of greenhouse is not for you. Get a strong, permanent greenhouse if that's the case.I should imagine the Outsunny greenhouse will last two to three seasons, maybe more if stored correctly in between seasons but it will never compete with a glasss/perspex aluminium framed greenhouse which is what I'll be purchasing for next season. This one is a much cheaper alternative but you get what you pay for!This one is perfectly adequate for its type, great size, appears to be fairly sturdy. I left the first row of shelving off as I needed a taller growing space for my tomatoes but other than that it's built as it should be.I would absolutely recommend it as an entry level, basic 'pop up' greenhouse which is good value for money. But if you're looking for something more sturdy (especially in windy weather), and more durable, longer lasting, then save your money and buy a permanent greenhouse. I would not leave this one up over the late Autumn /Winter. But it is perfectly fine for the Spring /summer growing season.

I've just put this up and am quite impressed with it's quality considering the price you pay (£64).Picture instructions only, they bear a careful looking at but it all clips together nicely: all the parts were well enough formed, everything needed was in the box though the application of a soft-faced hammer did help on occasion.It can be assembled by one person easily, though choose a day that isn't too windy!I fitted mine to a wooden ground frame I put together to give it a bit more weight and solidity, but it should be OK if you have a sheltered spot for yours, away from the wind which I think is the biggest risk: it's quite large and rather lightweight so either needs to be sheltered or pinned down well to prevent it blowing away.The cordage supplied is OK but you should replace the tent pegs which are far too thin and too short to be effective.I was surprised at how much space there is inside, the shelves are good enough as long as you don't intend to put anything really heavy on them. A second pack of shelf clips would have been good but I used cable ties for mine for added security.You do have to consider how much you are paying: this isn't a £600 greenhouse, it's sixty-four quid all-in and overall I think you get good value for money: if you take the cover off in the worst of winter it should last a couple of years and seems fine for starting off your veg/seedlings for planting out later.I'm happy to give it 5 stars.

Lovely product, the only thing I would say about it, is the instructions which are quite vague. Other than that it does its job perfectly

It might last a year but i strong doubt it. The shelves are very flimsy and flex as soon as you put a couple of plant pots on them.

Arrived quicker than expected so that good.On opening all well packaged with leaflet to help with assembly, took me about 1,30 mins to assemble and spiked into the ground.Cover was ok to put over the lips at the bottom are a bit short to put into the ground.Just a case of seeing how long it will last in the storms etc,but is sturdy with built in shelves.All parts are marked which makes it easier.