Greengro Greenhouse, 57 x 57 x 76'' Greenhouses for Outdoors, Durable Green House Kit with Window, Thicken PE Cover, 3 Tiers 8 Shelves, Heavy Duty Walk in Green Houses for Indoor Backyard Outside

Perfect so far! I was able to assemble it myself in about an hour and a half, including reinforcing the shelves with cable ties and getting the sides weighted down with big landscape rocks. I've added a couple weights inside on the center bars since taking this photo. I screwed a hook into the deck on either side and used that to tie the ropes down from the upper corners. The provided rope doesn't seem very strong so I'll probably buy some stronger tent tie-down straps and use those instead. When assembling, make sure the poles are inserted completely into their connectors. At some points I thought they were fully pushed in and they weren't, resulting in a difference of an inch or more - which is, I suspect, why some people report trouble getting the cover to fit over the frame. You can really increase the size of the frame by inadvertently not pushing those pipes all the way in. Once I had them all fully seated, the cover slipped on with no problems - not even tight, no pulling anywhere. It sits perfectly around the frame. I've got heavy landscape rocks sitting on top of the outside 6 inches of tarp that overhangs the sides. Once I added a few zip ties to each shelf to hold the wire shelving to the frame, they seem decently sturdy. We haven't had bad weather yet, but it seems like this will stay put with the weights I've put inside on top of the frame bars and outside along the sides, as well as the tie-downs. The door zipper seems sturdy and I've had no issues after a week of zipping and unzipping it. I'm 5 foot 6 and have to duck a tiny bit to get in the door. Here's hoping the squirrels leave it alone!

Easy to set up, directions are clear. Lots of space, can fit two people comfortably. Enough headspace for anyone under 6 feet. Very sturdy, just make sure all pieces are pushed in far enough. Got this as a Mother’s Day gift from my eldest and I love it. Already planted some seeds for it.

It works well for the money, but the ties are short and don't last long! The ties aren't long enough to tie anything much more than a knot on the inside & windows. After a few months in the sun, the ties break off in your hand. The wind did pull it off the frame once this summer. Last winter, I kept it in my basement to overwinter plants and keep the bugs from getting in the house. I found a little toad had hibernated in there as well. So, it does work really well for that. Size is great and was easy to assemble.

We purchased the clear greenhouse. We live in NH so we started our growing in May. The shelves give you a lot of space. My plans were to grow strawberry, kale, cucumber and squash. I've to this day have gotten no wildlife eating all my plants and berry's. Its great.The zipper doors work with ease. The windows roll up and can be tied up with ease including the door. The only down fall so far is when you walk in and you forget to duck down I bang my head into the opening. Doesn't hurt as it's just plastic. The greenhouse needs watering everyday. About 2 months in and it looks like a jungle in my greenhouse. Strawberry and kale picking daily. It's also held up to a few good storms. So I say great purchase. I hope for a few good years out of it.

Would work great if there wasn't so much wind, have strapped this down with ground anchors, cinder blocks, and rachet straps and Kansas wind has still managed to dump all my seedlings and upturned the greenhouses. Sadly, this is even behind a wind block. Good price if you don't have the wind complications and does have a good greenhouse effect. It really did hold together good though as it was being beaten around. Sadly, I can't compare on how well it grows your seedlings because it dumped them. Was easy to put together also if you look at the picture because neither one of mine came with instructions.

Very easy to put together, we put extra weights on it just for security purposes. Living in northern NY, our growing season isn’t long so I enjoy my green house

We purchased this early this year to keep our plants sheltered from the cold winters in north Texas. We kept it on our back porch area. There are a LOT of pieces and I found we put some in the wrong places at first, so we had to recheck the diagrams closely. It has worked well so far. The plastic is more sturdy and should last a few years. We are happy with it so far!!

This is pretty nice - the stakes are not too sturdy, we changed them out. We are in an area where it gets really hot, so it took some time to figure out how to keep it from becoming overly hot and muggy. It does have mesh windows that you can open which is how we have kept it a relatively decent temperature inside. It has withstood several storms and lots of wind! We also added some rock around the base to keep it down during storms