Not for windy areas

Looks great, beautiful greenhouse and easy to assemble but even tho it is a lean to and we attached it to the building next to it the winds in our area ripped that cover door instantly. Next storm ripped the whole cover off. So unless you are in a less windy Area or have more shelter where you put this..don't waste your money!

Good size but jeez it’s poor quality

It is a good size but the stitching on the plastic is poor, it does state not good in poor weather! I suppose I was warned!! It is poor quality and needles to say it hasn’t lasted and is in the bin! I still have the frame so we’ll what can be done with that!

Not a good choice

Greenhouse was a cinch to assemble, a bit of a beast to relocate. Cover is thick; I love the material it's made of. The problem I had with this item is that it is not durable at all. A breeze threw it across my yard (it was weighed and tied down) and that tumble broke and bent a bunch of the plastic couplers. I think I got a week out of the thing and it's been laying, dead, in my back yard since. Huge waste of time and effort for $92. :-( Sorry guys :-(

I have 3 of these, I love having walk through capability, one is a porch at my back door. I taped all the pole joints, and the first has made it intact through 2 very windy winters ...

This greenhouse was fairly easy to install and to give it maximum protection from the winter winds I constructed it in a sheltered position at the rear of my brick built garage, against my neighbours fence and the fence to the rear of my garden. It was also protected by my oil tank so in all it was sheltered on 4 sides.

Love this Greenhouse

This greenhouse has helped me extend the growing season for all of my outdoor garden plants. I just wish I had purchased it sooner. It is a quality product and I was able to assemble the lean-to greenhouse in one day by myself. I am a 71 year old woman so, I believe anyone can do this. Special note: a rubber mallet really helped 'seat' the tubular metal pieces when joining and zip-ties worked better at securing the wire shelves to supporting metal tubes than the plastic 'clips' provided.

Outdoor walk in tunnel wall 2 tier

I bought this product last month and my youngest of 11 years put it together with ease. Although making it fit snuggly because there was a pocket forming in the roof, I tried reshaping the polytunnel resulting in it tearing along the seam. So I have two tears in the product already, one on one side along the seam and the other is along the zip. I also have been caught inside while the heavens opened and I thought I was in a good place and planned to wait it out in the polytunnel but had to leave as it rained into the polytunnel!?

First off, it is now up and working!

Overall value for money.

Large, easy to assemble frame with one piece cover. Needs flat space to erect, but okay for one person if you tip it on its back to get the cover on. Needs securing to ground or wall ( guy ropes and stakes included) however, on hard standing, this isn't practical. Cover has fabric ties for securing to frame, but none at ground level, and no eyelets there either. Really large for the price and easy to get in and out of. Sturdy if well secured, otherwise too much flapping in a wind!!

2nd Try. Purchased 2 weeks ago. Complained to Aosom re quality. Reply was send pictures/send back. To China! Kept due to the cost of return. More than purchase price. None of the panels fit. Quality very poor. Wind tore apart yet again. Had to stick together with Duck Tape rather more quality than the product. A picture tells a thousand words. I leave you to make your own minds up. Pictures downloaded. We call it FRANKINSHED!

Excellent quality

This was easy to put together and having the shelves integrated within the build is brilliant there is six wire shelves in total. There is lots of room inside as I have have grown six large pots of tomatoes inside of this lean to with great success and also cuttings and seeds growing on the shelves and under the shelves I have had compost, potting grit spare pots watering can plant food and pesticide.This was delivered super fast and the price for this with BQ was the best price on the internet. Highly Recommend

Cover too short

It’s taller than your average garden fence, I planned on cutting the pipes down to size to shorten its height.

fragile cover

Out of the two I assembled, one of them has a ripped seam at the top corner of the cover. Setting up is fairly intuitive, but the instructions can be confusing. Even the tiedown point is wrong on the diagram. Orienting the cover was the most difficult part. I question how long the vinyl cover will last.

greenhouse will do the job - NOT

I ordered this little greenhouse for my balcony so I could sit outside even in the rain and very windy days. It assembled very easily, although the plastic covering was a bit of a challenge because it is a really tight fit (which I guess is a good thing, right?) However, I am a bit disappointed that the vinyl/plastic/whatever cover is not very heavy and I doubt it will last more than one or two seasons. The seams of the cover are not very well sewn, nor is the zipper. The zipper works fine, but it feels a bit flimsier than I'd like. All told, it will do the job, and for the price it's just fine. The image shows it attached to my house with 4 simple braces. 2 months later... the plastic has ripped on both sides, at the seams both from the zipper and the side seams. It's no longer very useful since it doesn't even keep out the rain. I really wish I could get a replacement of the cover so I could use it for the rest of this FIRST season.

Lightweight, but sturdy enough, and should last many years.

Very well packed and all the components marked superbly. The base was bent during transit, but that didn't matter as we found it to be very flimsy and mounted the greenhouse on modern sleepers instead. Best to layout all the parts first and read all the instructions before you start - you'll find there are several steps in the instructions which ought to have been included at an earlier stage. We had to go back and 'unbolt' several joints to insert an additional bolt or section. When completed, I applied clear sealant to all the 'glass' panels, especially the side and bottom edges to help the panels from being blown out and to stop any leaks. I am a good DIYer and it took nearly two days to build from start to finish. Another word of warning - I fixed the greenhouse to our natural stone wall before fitting the roof sheets, and accidentally distorted the frame in the process. Then fitted the roof sheets, then tried to fit the gutter section - but found it wouldn't slide into its slot because I had distorted the frame. My fault, but I couldn't think of another way to fix the ridge to the wall after I had fitted the roof panels and gutter. (Don't worry - we never opened that window !). Used cushion foam to seal the irregular gap between the frame and the wall. Overall though we are pleased with the purchase.