The product is perfect for growing plants and veggies

Assembly is difficult mostly due to inadequate instructions. It is a nice greenhouse once assembled but I would not do it again.

Very flimsy cross braces , don't think I'll leave it up during winter , it would collapse . Somewhat disappointing .

I just bought this greenhouse and already have it built. It was easy and love the space. Good quality product.

pros: shipping was fast. Greenhouse looks great! cons: took a really long time to assemble. The instructions have no words, only pictures. NOTE OF ADVICE FOR ASSEMBLY. if you get to the point of having all the supports up, you cannot stop. you have to get the panels in or the supports will all fall over. AND..before moving on to the next step always reveiw the page you are on to ensure there are no extra nuts and bolts you need to put in. There are several times that if you miss, you will be taking things apart to get those screws in. things to improve-would be great to have screening on the roof window and the (optional, bought seperatly) louvered window. It really needs one panel that could house an exhaust fan. Highest temperature registered so far was 166 degrees celius. You will want to monitor temps and open door and window to circulate air.

Whoever said "A picture is worth a thousand words" has never attempted to assemble a greenhouse from only pictures. This is my fourth greenhouse assembly and this was more difficult because of lack of pictures. One suggestion I would have to the manufacturer is to be consistent in your shading of the panels for inside and out throughout the whole manual. That being said, it is a well designed greenhouse and sturdy once assembled. I have a similar one I assembled 20 years ago and it moved with me and I still use it. (That greenhouse survived a tornado that passed through 6 years ago). I assembled it on a base of 4x4 treated, for a heavy base. I assembled it myself, which took longer, and it certainly would be easier with two people. My only complaint is with the door and door frame construction. Because both are constructed from joined pieces instead on one piece along the vertical frame, there is a little bit of a bow in both and they do not close well. Plus the door cannot stay true. I got a screen door tension rod which I installed across the door to keep it from dropping and will install more weather striping along the door. But all in all, a pretty nice green house and a good value for the price.

My plants got too big and too many to bring into the house in cold weather. We researched several greenhouses. This size and construction materials (made of high grade materials) were perfect for us. Of coarse the price and wonderful reviews and how to videos made it easy to put together. When we received out greenhouse we were a bit surprised by the size of the box! No way could this small box hold the materials to make a 6'x8' greenhouse. We however were pleasantly surprised. If directions are followed as written 2 people can easily assemble this greenhouse and a sturdy 6'x8' wooden platform in a day. And it IS 6'x8' and very sturdy ! There is plenty room to hold all of our plants and then some. We would recommend this greenhouse to anyone.

I had to wait a few days after setting this up to leave a review because I knew if I reviewed it the same day I would have nothing nice to say. It took two people 8 hours to set this up, it was a pain to say the least. Make sure you set it up on a flat surface and plan for plenty of setup time. One plastic piece arrived broken and one panel appears to be crimped from folding. I did not request replacement parts but I expect the retailer would send them for free if I had. A few components seem a little cheap like the arm that holds the window open and the door but overall I think it will serve me well for my first greenhouse. Now that it is put together, I am excited to start some plants in there.

This greenhouse, as per other reviews, can be a pain to put up. I built this mostly by myself. Partially gale force winds, slightly rainy. I think without the winds and rain, I would have had fine time putting it together. Once built, it is quite sturdy. I put mine on 4x4s anchored into the ground. Living in central Florida, I've already bought a shade cloth for my orchids.

I love it! I received the green version of this for Xmas from my husband. I laid a brick foundation and mounted it on top of 4 x 4's and anchored those to the ground. I had one of the little cheapo plastic green houses and it only lasted 2 seasons because of the wind. This is SOOOO much better! I wish it was a little more flexible, meaning easier to possibly take down in the summer and pout back up in the spring but I will get used to it. Instructions were pretty easy until I got to the triangle peaks. I think they should label the triangle panels so that you have the correct isosceles. I purchased the automatic window opener that keeps it at 80 degrees in 60 degree weather. Anxious to see how hot it will be in the summer. Excited to break it in this season!