ENSTVER Reinforced Walk-in Greenhouse with Window,Plant Gardening Green House 2 Tiers and 12 Shelves,L57 x W80 x H77

I love this greenhouse! It's made well made and quite sturdy. It took a little while to arrive, but it was worth the wait. They have excellent customer service also. I took a few tips from others who reviewed similar greenhouses...such as using a rubber mallet to assure all the pieces were interlocked properly. I also used all-weather tape to secure the poles to the joints, just to be sure everything stayed in place, (especially when I was carrying the greenhouse through my yard). I can't wait to start planting! If you are thinking of getting a greenhouse, this is the one to buy!!!

Very intuitive assembly. I just had to check the instructional picture a couple of times, and I had it together and completely set up in less than 15 minutes.The racks don't lock in or attach in any way and just sit on the crossbars, which is fine, but I did have to give it a 4/5 on sturdiness because they do just slide off. Now I don't expect any of my plans will be trying to run off the edge and tipping a rack like my toddler would, so I don't think this is really a downside, but it asked for my rating on sturdiness, so there it is.As far as size and ease of assembly I cannot imagine this being matched - 10/10 for sure. It is great for apartment living or a small patio and having the close tiers (while still leaving enough space to actually put plans in there) provides a lot of room vertically in a small footprint.I also appreciate the space at the top where a grow light could easily be attached and hung for sprouts on the top shelf!Overall super light, super easy to put together, and at least, in my opinion, it doesn't sacrifice on strength to be light - it seems like it could be fully loaded for several seasons without any deformation or anything.Oh, and the outside covering is great! It fits on well, and the zippers work great!

Update- It's starting to get cold here in Kentucky, so I bought some of the old school Xmas lights to add a little bit of warmth to my little greenhouse. It got down in the upper 30's last night,and the lights did the trick! Everything was good and warm this morning. If anyone wants to do this to theirs, just make sure you position the lights away from the plastic. These lights don't get real hot. They're warm to the touch, just right! But, I did want to make sure none were laying on the plastic. Had to use some zip ties on some of them. I will have to buy another strand of them to fill the last 2 shelves. 25 lights per strand. Ordered them from Novelty Lights.com. They probably have some here on Amazon. I didn't check.Overall, happy with the whole set up!!Our apartment doesn't have a lot of extra space, so I ordered this and, it's the perfect size for my porch. It was easy to put together. I do wish it was a little more sturdy, but I don't have a ton of things to put in it so it works fine. I did use zip ties for the racks just to insure they stay put. I'm going to add some reflective insulation on the back and the one side. My porch gets sun all day till about 3 or 4. I'm very happy with my little greenhouse!

I bought this mini greenhouse due to limited outdoor space and not visible over the fence. It was a plus that it did have a small opening in the back. I eventually installed 5v PC fan powered by a small solar panel. It helps keep the temp at top shelf below 100 F during the day but still keep the winter chill out at night.I do have some recommendations:-Use cable ties to secure the shelves to the frame.-Place in a location that is not too windy. I had to move my greenhouse due to house painting and the wind blew it down (with weights at bottom shelf) overnight. Since then i placed it back next to the wall away from the wind’s path and leaned two 5gal buckets filled with water as a precaution.-Use clothespins or garden clips on the front and back openings for more ventilation control.I’ve had this for more than a month and do see significant growth compared to my plants outside of the greenhouse. Perfect for winter around the corner.

i figured for the price it wouldnt necessarily keep my plants warm. i was so wrong. it gets hot up in there! i live in san diego so i just needed something for the winter to keep my plants warm at night when there is risk of frost. i set it up by myself at 8 months pregnant. very easy. if you want your shelves to be a little more sturdy i would recommend getting more zip ties but they work for my purposes. pretty big too! lots of space. im very happy with this guy!

This is the perfect solution for my urban yard. It was easy-ish to put together as all of the pieces marked with letters and numbers. I was able to do it myself in a little over an hour. It is super lightweight and can be moved In place quite easily. The ground fasteners are not super sturdy, so I placed 2 pieces of slate down inside the structure to ensure that it doesn’t move on high wind days. Nothing about this structure is heavy weight, but it does the trick and is well built for the price, I have flats of seedlings inside along with a couple of ceramic pots. The shelves will not hold a ton of weight...this is meant for seedlings and not storing large potted plants especially in ceramic pots. During our Northeast winter, daytime temp is warm enough to have your lunch inside without a jacket...and my plants are thriving. I got this so that I can start my seedlings super early and have more variety. My grow lights can only handle small batches at a time. My plan is to disassemble the unit each summer when nights are over 55 degrees and then set it back up each fall. The fact that it is compact and light weight makes doing so possible.

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This greenhouse was easy to assemble. I did it in a hour. The poles are strong and I had no problem connecting them with the plastic connections. The plastic cover seems to be pretty durable and fits perfectly on the frame. It should be okay in sunny California, but time will tell. My only gripe is that the wire shelf that you lay down is flimsy and needs to be zip tied. It may not hold heavy pots. I replaced mine with cut to fit planks of wood. Overall not bad for the price.