The Willow Greenhouse is a great addition to our garden. The assembly went very well, parts and instructions are first class quality.

Just finished assembling our greenhouse and I am very pleased with house easy it was to follow the step by step instructions. The numbering of parts and lumber were all very easy to find and follow. Easier that putting together some self assembly furniture.

I bought this about 2 months ago and it is beautiful now that it’s together but if you don’t have some kind of knowledge this was very hard to put together not everything that needed a screw hole had one and we really had to work to put it together it was not just a screwdriver kind of operation. Some of the pieces of wood were to long by just an inch or two but that can mess up the whole operation. I’m just entering winter now so I will see how it holds up with the Portland rain so we will see.

Only complaint is the premade side panels- some were not square- made shelving wonky ; had to add extra bracing to get them level. Although we haven’t hooked up the electricity yet, the house is up and sturdy. We had 60 mph winds that sheared the tree across from it and a small branch landed on the roof, then blew off- No Damage to the poly panels!

First off, I got the greenhouse when it was on sale so that was already a plus. My brother and my husband helped me build it. First thing when unpacking all of the pieces we noticed the great quality. Building it was definitely a project but the instructions were pretty straightforward. Took us a few days but it was also in the dead of summer and was 100 degrees out! It turned out fantastic. All the pieces lined up wonderfully as well as all the pre drilled holes! The only thing we had an issue with was the metal flashing pieces were quite hard to install. Other than that it was great! I couldn't be happier with it except I wish I had gotten a bigger one! I think the only stuff I had to buy extra was gravel for the floor and 4x4's for a base.

A gift from my husband, yay! I started off by opening 1 box at a time. Using the packing slip to inventory that box. Then proceeded to seal each piece and stack them by letter. I would highly recommend to stay organized, including screws and directions. Don't jump ahead. It went together perfectly and better than expected. The hose spigot, fan , thermostat and passive vents are amazing. We're the envy of the neighborhood.

We are not handy construction type people. My wife & I put it together in three days. Got help from a handy friend on day 2. Unpacking & set up / organizing all the pieces and parts took half of the first day. We only got thru step 7 on the first Saturday. Sunday we had a handy friend help us and we got thru step 70 something. I had to take the Monday off but we were able to complete all of the outside walls and roof. Thru step 100 something. Only thing was the door and some of the inside stuff which I was able to do in the evenings the following week or so. Once done, we started making the garden beds around our new greenhouse. We got some free rocks from some friends, added dirt and weed block fabric. We added a gutter on the back to go with our free rain barrel we got from our community's recycle program. My wife loves it and I enjoy my new duties being the "water boy"

Me and my husband recently retired in Tennessee from Florida. We are city people trying to act country! Ha ha! I'm going to try to grow vegetables in the winter. I do believe it's feasible. This greenhouse is very well insulated. Keeps the heat really good at night. I also included a small radiator heater. Stays about 65 at night when the temperature is 35 outside. Very happy. Can't wait to grow vegetables in the wintertime. P.S. this was a beast to put together. Organizing all the wood takes about 3 hours but, it's worth it!

We have been planning to build a greenhouse for a number of years. We actually poured a concrete pad with center drain in preparation. When I came across this geeenhouse it was a perfect match for what we wanted. We built the greenhouse ourselves. The instructions we very good with only a few questions that we resolved when we watched the accompanying video. I will note that the plans say 7 hours. Not for normal humans! It took us a combined 40 plus hours of labor but was certainly achievable. It turned out great. We love it.

I purchased my greenhouse this past spring and I cannot express enough how happy I am with the greenhouse. I had electricians come and install receptacles and a swag light for inside, and I have a light over the door! If you’re considering buying one, don’t hesitate any longer!