Although the directions were not the easiest to understand (no words). The pictures were detailed enough to get it together. Now I like to take my time and do it right the first time. So it took me a total of about 6 hours. First checking off all items to make sure we had them all before getting started. (didn't want to get halfway done and be missing a piece) Had fun putting it together. I love this kind of thing. We also ordered a kit to cable it down. We also got that into place. We are going to be raising our vegetables year round now. I am so stoked!!!

There were two pieces missing and one damaged that they did send me very quickly as soon as I reported these things. However, it is a very flimsy unit that does not go together easily. No real directions - just pictures and a couple of those were backward and all were not easy to decipher. The box of greenhouse pieces were a jumble in the box upon delivery. It took over 2 hours to check everything in as some of the pieces were not labeled and difficult to identify. After another 2 hours of laying out the pieces in order of installation, it then took two very intelligent adults 5 more hours one day and three very intelligent adults the next day, another 5 more hours to get it all put together and installed properly. Because of the very thin polycarbonate panels and fragility of the other materials, we were still afraid of snow or wind destroying it and so had to secure it even more. It is still standing after two days but we don't hold out too much hope it will last very long. It is a huge disappointment all around!

Overall a good product; and will meet our expectations for starting seedlings in early spring and, and provide a small place to read a book outside in the sun without the affects of the elements. The window was a bit too large after the frame was attached, which caused the gaskets to be ineffective. But with that said, it is a greenhouse after all and if a little bit of rain gets in, that shouldn't be a problem. The tool supplied to attach the nuts to the bolts was poorly made, but a 10mm wrench or socket did the job. I would recommend this product.

Very portable and the structure is very sturdy. Perfect greenhouse is you are looking for one with limited space in your backyard/property. I added shelving to it and have made it my own. Very fun project and would highly recommend this for any backyard farmer.

Start with a level platform. I used 12" x 12' red square patio stones from Lowes that cost $1.31 each. I taped my level to a straight 2x4 to insure the stones were going to be straight across the bottom of the greenhouse frame. Just go page by page through the picture instructions until you're done. A helper is good to have along with a cordless drill with the right socked attached for the fasteners. Pay close attention to the detail in the drawings and you will be good! Take your time. In the end you will like it.

Looks lovely. Took my hubby about 6 hours to put together on his own. Wish I had got a bit bigger one but it will do great for propagation the shelving for this greenhouse is expensive so we went to Home Depot and bought some of the heavy duty shelving and made two out of the one tall one. Perfect!!!

I had the greenhouse shipped to store and it arrived on the scheduled day. Working alone, it took me about 8 hours to put it together. The instructions are very clear: about 50 detailed illustrations show you how it is put together, and all parts are labeled with a number that matches the illustrations. The greenhouse is well made and everything fits together without any adjustment. I am very happy with this little greenhouse and the hours of joy it will bring.

This greenhouse comes in a surprisingly small and surprisingly light box. The assembly instructions are all picture-driven, with only a few words. I remember just once or twice having to look and think and try a few different ways to get through a step. Site prep is very important. You need to have a flat area to build on. The greenhouse is engineered well enough that it will rack (one corner will raise up) if you don't have a very flat base. This is a two-person build. You can do about 80% with one person, but there are some steps that definitely need two people. The instructions are optimistic when they say it is a half-day build. The kit comes with a nut driver but you need a phillips-head screwdriver as well. A can of WD-40 will come in handy to slide the panels and some weather stripping into place. When assembled the greenhouse is quite sturdy, but it is also quite light. You will want to anchor it in high-wind areas. I think the side panels will do fine against hail, but the roof panels might be an issue--we'll have to see.

I just put this together. I had help at times. It is much easier with two people. Lay out all the pieces first and id them. Make sure there is no wind on the day it is assembled. It is very light weight. I would highly suggest tie downs. I’m anxious to see how it will hold up to Oklahoma March winds. It is very pretty. I did have to modify the window. The wind vibrated the provided screw loose. I ordered anchors, shelving and other accessories too. I forgot to look to see what did or didn’t come with the kit.

It took two of us to put it together. Parts of it were pretty simple if you're good at reading diagrams, but we got stuck on one part of the back frame where it wouldn't fit together properly. I researched and utubed videos to help but nothing really went into detail about putting that part of the frame together. So we proceeded, even though we were concerned it would affect the overall product fitting together. We managed to get it put up and it is functional and has been serving it's purpose. For the price I feel like it was a good deal. I might feel differently if we have a big wind storm, but it has survived for a month in Texas winds.