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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Edit: Company reached out on their own, and offered a full refund. They can have an extra stat for that service, but my opinion still stands that the bars are really cheap. My installation only lasted one season, and it's a big waste of time.Original:This greenhouse did keep the plants warm and the snow off the plants inside. It did not last longer than one season.There were a lot of problems:1. The wind would collapse the cheap metal rods2. Snow would pile on top and collapse the rods3. Even after reinforcing the collapsed broken rods, the wind will still rip the cover off. The anchor system is not good(pieces of string that rip easily).
Alan Andress
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023
Easy assembly, took my wife and me about an hour and a half.Frame is kinda thin, but for the price it is ok.The cover seems durable.!TIE IT DOWN!Weather got me. Lost mine to the wind, but it was my fault.I had orderedanother to use as a shelter for my lawn equipment, but it will replace my greenhouse, and I will order a third for my shelter.Update. We got a nice rain shower, and we discovered a leak. I contacted the seller and described the problem, and they sent a new cover to replace it!Happy Customer!
Alice Estrada
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2023
Ok y'all... initially, I was a little disappointed that I was given the wrong color, I had ordered a white greenhouse. Not wanting to exchange it, we went ahead and set it up. My husband and I were not too thrilled with the anchors provided so we had our own made with rebar. Let me tell you...our little greenhouse was put to a huge test last night. We had a severe thunderstorm with hail and high winds. After all was said and done, it held up AMAZINGLY!!! No holes, no bent frame and no leakage. Holy moly. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes.The zippers on the other hand, are terrible. They broke toward the bottom after opening them just a few times. I haven't figured out how to keep the bottom closed yet. If it hadn't been for the zipper problem, this greenhouse would've earned a 5 star rating.
Chucri Abdulrahim
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2020
I just installed the frame today. Instructions are a little confusing at first. Until you realize what you're doing it's fine. I wouldn't recommend doing it by yourself. It's an easy 30 min job with someone but by yourself it could take an hour or two.I gave 3 stars because that's how it comes very cheap and the wind will blow it away with a simple gust. However. I made them 5 stars.I put this in my old raised bed because the soil gets warmer faster and cools down slower. I then just secured it to the raised bed frame. I drove 2ft pvc pipes into the soil to secure the legs. And I used brackets and nailed them to the wood structure. Finally I took paracord and 1ft long tent stakes and drove those into the soil. Not even a tornado could blow that suvker away now.I've yet to put the cover on so my 5 star rating could change. I've been using cheapo greenhouse for a long time so I know I'm paying for what I get. Instead of dealing with wiggle wire and 6mil plastic it's worth it.
Susan
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2018
I have had my greenhouse for six months. We are into January now and have had the first snow. The cover is in great shape and looks like it will last for 2-3 years. Anything beyond that will be gravy for a temporary unit like this. Ours went through the remnants of two hurricanes but I worked very hard to secure it. You can purchase stakes at your local store. I did a number of things to ensure that the unit did not blow away....don't assume that any frame will hold up to strong winds without proper anchoring. The things I did:1. Anchored from the anchor points on the cover but tied to stronger stakes than those that came with it.2. Anchored inside from the frame to strong stake.3. Mulched around the cover where it meets the ground making sure that no air could enter from the ground.4. Firmly closed all of the vents to make sure that no air could enter.5. For the hurricanes, added an anchor rope over the center of the greenhouse using strong stakes on each side.I have had NO issue with wind. With snow, I kept an eye on the snow and occassionaly went inside the greenhouse and "punched" the ceiling so the snow would fall off. I know from experience an accumulation of snow will collapse the unit.Because the greenhouse can get very hot, I also have ours installed under a hemlock which helps shed the snow but also keeps it from becoming blistering hot in the summer. So far, it has worked extremely well. For the winter, I've added a heater and lights and it is working extremely well. The only thing I didn't do that I wish I did was put something down forthe floor because fully loaded shelves tend to sink and I have had one topple over.We purchased a very expensive cover for a third car - heavy duty in every way and did not anchor it properly. The first storm, it collapsed. No heavy duty unit will be safe if not properly anchored.It is an outstanding unit. To be specific, I purchased the Outsunny Greenhouse 10 x 7 x 7 and have been very happy.
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