Walk In Outdoor or Indoor Covered Portable Plant Greenhouse with 4 Wired Shelves and Roll Up Zippered Door for Gardens, Patios, and Yards

I bought this greenhouse about a year and a half ago to start seeds. A friend who has had experience with a similar product told me that her’s only lasted a season. My climate has very intense summers so I was prepared for this greenhouse to only last me a year. I’m pleased to say that after 2 seasons (2 very hot summers - 100+ degrees for months) that this has held up and is just now really showing signs that it needs to be replaced.It has plenty of space for my seedlings and to store my garden equipment. It definitely needs to be staked down properly but if you do it should be fine in most storm situations. I’ve had no issues with the structure or functionality of it. Easy to assemble. It provides some protection in the cold but does not hold heat that well (I added a little thermometer to help me track this). Overall I think it’s a good value if you’re looking for an inexpensive, small greenhouse to start seeds in.

Due to injuries I could not get to my "big" garden anymore, so I started looking for something I could put closer to my back door. This product came with decent directions, so assembly was uneventful. The cover appears sturdy and looks like it will last more than one season. It also came with an anchoring system, but would suggest anchoring not only to the ground, but to a wall, if possible, if you have windy conditions. Also, I gave this a 4 for sturdiness because the wire racks/shelves started to bow under the weight of my 6-inch planters. It was disappointing, but easily remedied with some 1x2" slats across the length to hold the weight and allow drainage.

This is a neat little greenhouse. Like most people have said, you can either get it together easily or it's kinda a nightmare. the directions are pretty awful. It took me a couple hours, but I'm not fast with these things, and the poles don't go all the way up on both sides, so I had to redo the top shelf. I recommend keeping a rubber mallet handy while you put it together. Technically, it doesn't need any tools, but if you screw up putting something on, you'll want that mallet.For very obvious reasons.... and probably why I've delayed doing any sort of garden since I've been in this location, is that the ground is questionable at best. Who knows what's in it or been dumped on it. and I also know that they bury lines shallow here, so digging is really a bad idea. Since food prices and gotten out of control, I had to bite the bullet and try out my nonexistent green thumb. Since my options are raised beds or a greenhouse, I went with the greenhouse. Overall, I think it will do what I want, and there is quite a bit of space.The prosIt's pretty big. I have 4 planters in there with a bunch of veggies plus my hanging tomatoes, and it's nowhere near full. I have more planters and seeds on the way, so this is good. I'm getting my "garden" started late this year.It is a hot little greenhouse. I did research after the fact, and it really is hotter and more humid than outside. Overall, I am very pleased with it. The plastic cover is very durable, or at least it seems like it is. The door has zippers, which is great. the stakes and ropes are also awesome. It is a very light greenhouse, so you do want to stake it down. I used all 8 stakes exactly as it specifies, and I tied the cover to the poles. I never do that kind of stuff, but I did it with this. We can get some pretty good thunderstoms here. I also zip tied the shelves. It comes with little zip ties. I may also strap the planters to the shelves, but I haven't done that yet.The not so good.It's not 6 shelves. It's 4. They are claiming the bottom as shelves, but do not provide you with those 2 shelves. That's irritating. If you want shelves there, you have to find a way to do it on your own. I have some vinyl flooring that I'll probably use to turn those into real shelves and add a floor. (I knew it didn't come with a floor.)The overall height is great. I'm 5'9" I can stand inside it. The shelf heights though..... They are really really really really really low. And it looks like there should really be another shelf above the top shelf. It sits a little lower than a normal counter height, but I'll hang planters around it too and get all that space used. It'll probably look like a vegetable jungle by the time I get it all filled, and all the plants start growing.Overall I like it. I think it's worth the money. Just a few little blips.

This was just perfect for my needs and the price was great! It was easy to assemble and the zip down front was perfect. I had just enough room for the plants that I needed it for. And it really protected my plants while providing a healthy environment for them to grow in until I could plant them in my climate zone. For a small greenhouse, it’s definitely worth it.

The greenhouse was bought because I live in an apartment and this little gh was perfect and I plan on buying 2 or 3 more so that I can grow and produce my own produce. It is a good size I got the one that has three shelves on each side. The shelves are plastic but they do hold some 3-5lb plants that I have in there. I am growing spinach and mustard greens, broccoli thyme, basil, parsley and my broccoli and mustard greens literally seeded from soil within 5-7 days! The atmosphere helps the seeds to grow quicker and I will have enough to help feed family and friends. Best investment to a cleaner way of eating I have ever made!! Year around I can grow and won’t be worried about temperatures killing my veggies, typically no bug infestations either!!

What I liked was it was very busy to build. I had a helper and we had it done in about 20 minutes. I live in Southern California and our weather does not get that bad. It was 45° outside and the sun was out for a few hours. I have a temperature gauge in the greenhouse and figured it would still be cold in there. It’s a good thing I checked, it was almost 85° and rising. It perfect to keep your plants sheltered and very easy to roll up the door to cool the inside down. Love is so far.

I was hesitant about buying due to some negative reviews. But my parts were marked and didn't have missing or extra parts. Took me about 25 minutes to setup alone. Only negative about it is the wire racks are very flimsy & won't hold heavier plants or taller plants in between shelves. But reviews suggested placing boards so I'll do that other wise I'm satisfied

It was easy to assemble, which is why I have it any stars. But it's gotta be 160 degrees in there with the door open. The cover is thick & airtight. I shut the door briefly while I was inside & i could only stay for about 30 seconds. It's like an oven. And I have it partially in the shade.I can't imagine it will withstand even a small amount of wind & rain, but for the price I expected as much.