We researched and researched and decided on this Palram "Nature" (also called Mythos) 6' x 8' greenhouse...we figured it would be really well made and machined well, being it's made by an Israeli company...we were NOT disappointed!!! This was so easy to put together - minus the difficulty in figuring out some of the diagrams - and a couple things were really confusing, but we were able to figure it out and get it assembled - the way everything went together was amazing....we love it!! I do suggest the plastic parts be made out of a heavier, stronger plastic, but other than that it's very sturdy. OH and VERY IMPORTANT - if you have trouble assembling and you call the manufacturer - THEY ANSWER AND ARE RIGHT THERE and helpful!!!

Great price on a nice greenhouse

I am 82 years old and put most of it together by my self. My neighbor did help me in a couple places though. It took me 4 day's to do it but I can't work only about 4 hours at a time. I have bad feet and back but glad I got it done. I like to garden and will use it a lot. I did have some trouble but not very much. It seems very strong and a lot better than the light plastic one I use to have.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my wife. I have to admit I was dreading putting up this spring. But when it came time I was surprised by the engineering & precision of the pieces. Not thrilled about drilling into aluminum but that was fine too. We had a wind/rain storm two days after construction and it held up great, let's see how it does this winter. All in all I'm quite happy with this greenhouse.

I did a lot of research before buying this greenhouse. The double wall panels are sturdy and better insulators than the thin clear poly I've seen on others. The aluminum frame is well made and every hole matched up perfectly. The instructions are very clear and I found it easy to build in one day. My only problem is that we frequently get very high winds in my mountain top area. The first gust at 60mph took the whole thing down despite being screwed into concrete and held with tie-downs. If you don't have to deal with high winds, this is an excellent product. If you do, consider a raised bed instead.

I saw this greenhouse at Sears for $599 and asked Walmart to price match for me and they did. Shipping through Wally was only $25 vs $50 through Sears. Also Walmart delivered to my door quickly, definitely worth it! Took 2 days to put up with 2 people. The most important this is making sure it is level and squared or you will struggle at the end to make it all fit together. The instructions are minimal at best so be patient and focused. We attached ours to cedar 2x4's which seems to have worked well. So far, so good. I love it! Good size for the backyard! We are renters though and I'm dreading the day we have to take it down for moving, that will be a challenge. Good value for the price I paid.

We finished building the greenhouse today. When I first got the box, I didn't think the greenhouse wouldn't be very sturdy. The materials seemed a little flimsy. But once we got it set up, it actually seems very solid. I think this will be a great greenhouse. The only reason I took away a star was because of how long it took to put together. With my wife and I working on it, it took us about 10 hours. In addition to the greenhouse we got one of the Palram heavy duty shelves and the automatic vent opener. They worked great. I would definitely recommend the automatic vent opener. I couldn't imagine trying to regulate the temperature without it.

I bought this 6 weeks ago. received quickly. It took a few weeks for me to start assembly. Once I started it went fine for the first few pages till I adjusted to instructions. The instructions have much to be desired. Diagrams only! . I have been a mechanic and could always figure out how to do things. This assembly is very taxing. There are steps that should be put before others and ones should be after others. It does not become sturdy till almost the end, keep that in mind. Places where it shows to tighten bolts that should only be tightened later, ( cross bracing) . Sequencing should be better. Notes on pages to call out things rather than the way they refer to vague notes . If bolts were longer I would have put lock washers on. Bolts work loose at times. Be very patient, ( you will need it). Parts not noted metal or plastic! Corners are much tighter than middle sections, so work those first. Also use duct tape to assist during assembly. Use large flat surface when assembly of door. After first rain I see a film starting near roof rain gutter. There should be a video for assembly.

Instructions are extremely hard to follow. It took us 3 days to get it put together and still had a bunch of left over pieces that we can not figure out. We can not find instructions for those pieces anywhere in the book and yes we build things all the time we are more than capable of figuring things out, but this was ridiculous. The building itself is okay but the way things went together made no sense and it looks and feels cheap considering it was still $600. If you can do it, build one yourself.

I would not recommend this product. We had it up for 2 weeks and a gust of wind came along and took it out. I called the company and they did not seem to care (would not stand behind their product at all) offered to sell us the parts to fix it. I was very disappointed that it only lasted 2 weeks and I was out the $500 plus dollars that was spent on it.. If you live somewhere that the wind never blows, I guess that it might work. Was just really disappointed that the company would not stand behind their product.