Customer reviews

Arrives in a 62 pound box. Super easy to put together. It really needs two people to assemble in about half an hour, though I think one could pull it off with more time. Installing the cover was the most difficult part, getting all the seams lined up correctly. I added some ground anchors I purchased on Amazon, , to keep the wind from taking it away.

Pros:
- Only tool needed to assemble was a #3 phillips screwdriver
- Can be easily disassembled and stored in the spring
- Metal support structure could support some hanging plants
- Cover plastic seems pretty durable
- Very roomy inside
- Plenty of venting for hot days
Cons:
- Challenging to get the cover correctly positioned, and if it's off the window velcro is difficult to get lined up to seal.

I'll see how it holds up over the winter and re-evaluate next spring.

i have had this greenhouse for about two years now and the cover fell apart now. I wish I could just buy a new cover as the frame is terrific. I guess I may have to buy a whole new set as it leaks like a sieve.

Bought one loved it so much bought another, these are very well made and have made a huge difference for my tomatoes this winter.

I have a suggestion for the manufacture, make them join-able. I cut a door in the back taking out the back window butted it up to the door of my first one and joined them with duct tape. Set in a small exterior heater and a humidifier and have kept my tomato house a nice moist 75 during the cold dry winter. I have 16 tomato plants in there that have grown out and up so much they have curved over the ceiling and have grown down to the ground on the other side. Have over 200 tomatoes on right now and just got a third bloom. Do remember tomatoes need to be pollinated to produce, You can use a small fan or blow dryer to blow the pollen around, but I pinch off a bloom and cross pollinate the other blooms with it.

The concept is a good one if all the parts actually work. But, first, the "prime shipping' issue. The post office would not deliver the 62 lb box, so I had to pick it up. I am barely over 100 lbs. and not quite 5' 4", so driving and picking it up is not the same as having it delivered to your door....

On with the structure of it. The zipper door way had a malfunction, one of the zipper hardware pieces was cracked and it did not close as I needed to protect my plants from the cold that started this week...AND, although it comes with the proper amount of hardware, the screws they provide for the "holes" don't fit because the "hole" is not deep enough. In other words, the screw is longer than needed and/or they did not drill out the metal behind the initial hole preventing it from screwing all the way down...

I am hoping that I can get a new zipper metal head from the fabric store to snap into place today in order to save my crop...

Having said all of this, the product was easy to assemble the metal frame, but you definitely need another pair of hands/arms to put the plastic on the frame. Good luck.

I looked at amazon, and may other websites for a nice, solid, easy to set up, portable green house for months. I decided to go with this and very pleased with my purchase. I have it set up for less than a month now, but it has withstood the strong winds gusts of at least 45 mph in San Francisco hills garden. Received a replacement from seller due to defective zipper- seller is very easy to work with, great communication and courteous. I received many compliments on this greenhouse too, look good!

It did its job, but only for a single season. The zippers are not made to be used daily (in other words, if you want it to last try not to use it). The entrance was completely unusable by the second month. Assuming I can get the zipper replaced with a better one this would actually work well on the farm.

Used it all summer in Michigan. LOVED IT!

Update: I have had my greenhouse for 1 year. I live in Michigan and so I took it down and stored it for the winter. I have LOVED this greenhouse for a year. I am in it almost every day. Just after answering another shopper's question about replacement covers, I noticed that my back wall has come unstitched at the top and is falling down. My greenhouse is very well protected. It backs up to the back of my house facing east. It sits on a cement patio and has a huge pine tree blocking the wind to the south. I am so sad. For over $200 I should be able to get more than one summer out of it.

This is an awesome portable greenhouse. Real sturdy and very easy to put together by myself, a 63 yr old lady. No doubt it & my plants will hold up in our Texas winters.

This has changed the way I garden. I got it after the spring planting season, but next year I will be able to improve my garden by starting the plants in the greenhouse before the weather is officially warm enough. It's water proof and the plastic is very heavy duty. I live in a windy area and the greenhouse had no damage from the wind at all. I'll be taking it down during the winter to protect it.

Sadly, I'd have to agree with all of the one-star reviewers and I generally don't dish out negative reviews. Yes, the plastic doesn't seem to be UV resistant and hence, the product crapped out on the 2nd year! the zipper separated from the plastic and areas exposed to the sun simply disintegrated from the UV! Too bad!