Too light and it flew and the metal broke into pieces and the cover torn when we had some wind.

I love it easy to put together and just the perfect size!

Second one I’ve bought. Lasts about 4 years before plastic cover begins deteriorating. Windows have to be taped closed to hold warmth in cold weather, VERY annoying. All in all, it works for me.

Everything was ok had it tied down the first windy...

Everything was ok had it tied down the first windy day it flipped over and two of the plastic pieces that holds Fran together it lasted two weeks

Almost 4 stars!

Overall? I like the greenhouse. I definitely use it and have gotten my money's worth. But... i waffled between rating this a 4. It was almost a 4, but points off for three things: 1. Connectors are wonky. Love the height but the poles in the peak of the roof don't want to fully seat and like to pop out at annoying times 2. Thin cover. The cover is separating at the zipper. At times the zipper requires 12 hands to hold it, the plastic, the frame to get it to zip up/down. 3. No replacement cover found. I can't find a replacement cover in case the current one totally separates. But on the positve: 1. The size is good for a beginner gardener or small space. When I started this spring, the yard was laid out in a way that I had little space. I now have the room and upgraded to the double size greenhouse, but this one will still work for my herb seedlings starts. 2. Zipper aside, I like the way it harnesses heat during chilly days and vents on the sides.

Plastic rips everywhere too small no give.

Wanted it to start seeds but it ripped in two weeks in seven places. No give in the plastic it just rips. Bought gorilla tape and hoping it will hold for a little bit? The price is enticing though. I doubt I could get new plastic for less then this price.

Waste of money - ripped in first season

If you stake it down, the cover will rip. If you don't stake it, it will blow over. Then you just have a pile of useless metal.

can not say do not have it

This very affordable greenhouse will probably not be very durable...

This very affordable greenhouse will probably not be very durable - I'm hoping for two seasons with some DIY TLC, but I could not be happier with my purchase. Since I have a lot of squirrels and other animals in my neighborhood, it's great to have my seedlings in this unit until they are big enough to go into the garden at a slightly more imposing size. The main thing I would recommend for most buyers is to understand that the four corner tie-downs are completely insufficient unless you put something heavy on top of the metal stakes, or perhaps purchase some plastic tent stakes with ridges for more holding power. Because of wind challenges, I also placed one of the long sides of my unit against the mesh fence of my garden, in an orientation that takes account of prevailing winds in this area. It's also a good idea to tuck the plastic under the structure of the bottom layer, and to lay down some heavy stuff (large bags of potting soil, etc.) on top of those pipes at the bottom level. If you are in a windy area, of course it's also good to go ahead and load up all the shelves right away, even if you are just putting on pots full of soil, to weigh the structure down. Note that the shelves themselves are functional but not particularly sturdy - they will easily hold the advertised weight, and can be loaded up fully, but I put my larger pots (larger than 6" t0 8" diameter) either on the ground, or on top of a structural cross-brace on the upper shelves. The mesh of the shelves can be a bit irritating for supporting very small pots, or those egg-carton-like tiny peat planters (since some may slip down between sections of the mesh shelf) but it's fine for 4" or larger pot bases, and can work with smaller ones if you take care and occasionally move things around a bit. All in all, this is a great purchase - just note that this has a very short warranty for a logical reason, so don't expect it to be as durable or study as a full-fledged greenhouse.

I purposely waited to review this greenhouse until I had it awhile. Now that I have gone through most of the winter with it, I will give a more knowledgeable review. If you live in a windy area, be careful. We had a cold front blow in over the weekend with 40mph gusts, and the greenhouse ended up on the other side of the backyard. We have since, driven posts into the ground to anchor it better, along with the guy-wires that come with it. Those stakes with the kit came right out of the ground. This time we tied the guy-wires to our fence. Also, the vent windows close with strips of Velcro and this is very inefficient. The last greenhouse I had zipped closed at the door and the vents. This one zips closed on the door, but the windows gap so much I have had to tape them shut with waterproof tape. I put a heat lamp in one night when the temps were going into the 20s, and we put a thermometer, too. The heat lamp only kept the greenhouse a tenth of a degree warmer than the outside air. Nearly every tender plant in the greenhouse froze or was severely damaged. This greenhouse looks really cute put together, but in retrospect, I would not buy it again. However, since I did buy it I am trying to find ways to make it work better for my needs. BTW -- I live in South Texas so we're not talking about a hard winter like up north. This might work in a sunroom or an enclosed patio, but it's not well-suited to outdoors in the elements.

Cheap quality. Lasted about half a year. Shelves broke and door zipper broke ended up having to duck tape it.

The plastic connectors look sturdy but they don't seamlessly connect to each other. Had to use cable ties, also weights so that it wouldn't fly off with the wind. It's been a year and it's still standing so I guess it's okay. Would upgrade once this falls apart.

It's a freakin disgrace. We finally set up this greenhouse last week, what a disaster. The parts didn't fit they were for another model. I ended up having to cut the pieces so it would work. So what should have been a plug and play became a renovation project. Not what I expected will never buy anything from this outfit again. If it wasn't for the fact we needed the greenhouse now I'd have sent it back .

cover too short and shelving did not fit well.

When I started to put the greenhouse together I was initially impressed how all the parts were labeled however after placing the cover over the frame it was at least 4 inches too short. I was careful to use a mallet and make sure all the pieces fitted well and it was still too short. The shelving also did not fit and I had to flatten them out and use cable ties to secure them. This is my second greenhouse (the other from another manufacture) I'm a bit disappointed.

My daughter was thrilled to receive this. She has not put it together yet will wait until March.

Will work well in the back yard. Will be easy to start the next garden season.

Appears to be of a good quality, time will tell...

Appears to be of a good quality, time will tell (durability). Instructions could be clearer but can be figured out.

The cover had small tear in it .some of the ties where broken .not very sturdy

The cover had small tear in it .some of the ties where broken .not very sturdy

The cover ripped.

Love the green house and our plants are doing well and protected. The greenhouse itself the day we put it up one the tiedown straps ripped out. Over the weekend the side of the greenhouse ripped down the side after being used for only 3 weeks.

No good