I am happy with my Nature Greenhouse purchase. It took approximately 6 hours to build. Make sure to do an inventory of parts before starting. All the parts were accounted for but you wouldn't want to get half way through the project and then learn you have missing pieces. Going through the inventory also makes it easier to identify the parts as you build. I separated the nuts/bolts into individual baggies for easier access. Requires two people to build. Make sure you are using a square/solid foundation.

This is the 4th greenhouse I've purchased. The others were not constructed as well as this one. Strong frame, hail resistant and even a magnet to hold the door open or closed. We're using an ebb and flo watering hydroponic system. The romaine lettuce was 3" tall when planted and in 10 days it has grown to 12" tall

Great price on a nice greenhouse

I am looking forward to many years of using it.I love plants,and will use this greenhouse to start lots of seedlings and maintain all of my others plants.

This greenhouse is definitely a good product. The instruction manual includes pictures that are really bad quality and unclear. There are no written instructions, so overall, the manual is difficult to follow; adding additional time to put the greenhouse together.

Directions are all in picture form. Make sure you have all the parts before you begin so you don't waste your time and to get familiar with the parts. I would suggest putting the long pieces in order along the ground to find it easier. You have to loosen and tighten bolts often to make sure all the parts fit. Directions recommend a rubber mallet but I didn't need one. It did take a lot longer than I anticipated even with 2 people. I'm having trouble with attaching the vent window at the top of the greenhouse. Directions are not clear. I can't wedge the star-shaped foam pieces in easily. I tried finding a video on Youtube but couldn't find one. The product seems a bit flimsy but only time will tell whether it will last a few years.

We assembled the greenhouse onto a wooden platform (which I painted with brown floor paint) on skids so that it could be moved as needed. Doing this allowed us to put it together in the barn, out of the wind. Assembling the first side panels is a bit tricky and could never be done on a windy day. Once we got going, it went together well. There were a couple of damaged parts from rough shipping but salvageable. I like the idea of the magnet to hold the door open. Unfortunately, it is not strong enough for a windy day. We have high winds here and the construction is holding up so far. It is toasty warm and my seedlings are happily growing!

Instruction book is a 50 page picture book no written words.(Good luck) info on line said 2 people 4-5 hours to assemble. Reality is 3-4 people~ 1 hour to inventory all parts~ 3 hours to prepare base ~5 hours to assemble.My problem is that it needs a screen door to ventilate and keep animals out.I live at 9500 ft elevation air temp is 70* and in the green house its 110*-120* it needed a shade cloth to go over the top and a screen door to successfully grow anything.I have had it for 3 weeks and invested approx 175.00 more into it to be more efficient

This took 10 hours over a two day period to assemble. The instructions are pictorial with no written explanations. I bought the anchor kit and installed it as directed because I live in Wyoming and we do have wind. You need two people to hold parts together while assembly because even a slight breeze will destroy it before it is completely assembled. I was worried about the flimsy construction so I took extra precautions in anchoring the base securely and cables over the structure. Last night we had a 50 mile an hour wind gust and below you can see the twisted remains of this greenhouse. Note the base is still anchored to the ground and the anchor cables. In the product description is says it can withstand 50 mile an hour winds.

Do not buy this junk. We had to rig half the pieces to fit, drill our own holes, and just grimace at the level of inferior quality that was given us. There are one inch gaps in all the panels, the metal frame bars are warped, the plastic is soft and cheap, the door doesn't even close and has three inch gaps on the top and hinge side. The window flips inside out and down the side if the wind blows...and the interior measurements are not exact, so we couldn't lay exact tiles or concrete pavers down like we wanted to. We took pictures and contacted the company (under warranty). They WOULD NOT honor the warranty, wouldn't even send us a replacement. Complete junk. However, it still functions and though it looks off, I'm still using it. I didn't spend almost $700 for nothing! However when it collapses on me, I believe I'll get another brand.