Panana Walk-in Greenhouse 9.8x6.5x6.5FT Polly Tunnel Patio Garden Polytunnel Outdoor Plant Gardening Greenhouse Plant Protector， Galvanised Frame， Roll-up Zipper Door and Window (3x2x2M)

Make sure to steak it down with real steaks. Mine flew away day 1, but got it back and staked it down. The steel is pretty weak, so don't tighten too hard. Instructions are literally 4 pictures, but still pretty easy. I set it up myself. Plants are thriving in here, getting shelves soon. For the price, 10/10

Nice concept but kinda flimsy and a pain in the *** to put together.

Didn't get enough bolts for the entire frame. Luckily I had some leftover from something else. Overall it fells flimsy. I hope it's not. And instructions were not the best but it works.

Didn’t buy for plants, bought for a chicken run extendo. Wayyyyy cheaper by like 30-50$ than a chicken run. Just get chicken wire & zip ties and it’s set.Great set up, did it by myself, would recommend for any use similar for plants animals etc

Upon buying this product I was worried about the stability of the structure in wind. Turns out you get what you pay for. Within just a couple weeks the whole greenhouse collapsed and the poles not only bent, but torn so that they have no hope of being repaired. To make this greenhouse stable I would essentially have to reinforce every single pole because they are made of cheap metal. I will say that setup of the greenhouse was easy and only took a hour or so with no additional tools required. I would avoid this greenhouse as it only lasted a couple weeks before being destroyed by the elements.

Just got this greenhouse put up in my yard. Fingers are crossed that it survives its first severe thunderstorm with wind, especially because of the issue we have. This is a nice size frame and easy to put together if you take your time to do it right, and occasionally have an extra pair of hands. Much better than plastic framed greenhouses! The actual cover absolutely allows for it to be more humid and hot inside than it is outside, even with the door and vents open, perfect for plants! And the cover is very thick and seems durable! BUT THE PROBLEM: the cover either isn’t cut correctly, or the frame has some design issues (which I did not notice); because I cannot get the door to zip entirely closed, as seen by the picture I’ve included. It looks to be on straight, but despite fighting with the cover to give just a little more slack so I can zip it closed; it will not zip completely closed!I put in too much work at this point to dismantle it and send it back. So I will have to live with this. But it’s not 100% right, so buyer be aware. It’s not a massive issue for us yet, but it probably makes it a little more susceptible to wind damage because of this flaw. So make sure you do your due diligence and secure the frame as much as possible to the ground!

I just hate how difficult it was to built with blurry instructions but non the less I was able to built it all by myself the final result was worth it

I assembled my greenhouse well enough, took a little time. I had the greenhouse in my garden where it is to live and put the cover on it. Then before I could put up the guy lines a thunderstorm that had been threatening for hours finally brought the rain. When the rain ended I looked and noticed the 2 center roof areas had water. I went into the greenhouse and pushed up on the trapped water and the greenhouse immediately folded to the left hand side. Going to use 2x4s probably to support it once I bend it back into shape. I'm disappointed because I bought this to eliminate a building project.