Home-Complete 4ft x 6ft Outdoor Walk In Greenhouse

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So our house actually had a frame for a greenhouse that the previous owners left that for a few years up we stapled waterproof sheeting over but time has come for an actual new more efficient greenhouse . It does take a little bit of time to build as it's not small . But once it's up it's super sturdy! Big enough to walk inside of but not so massive it's taking up alot of precious space from the backyard. It's been rained on as well and done just fine . Currently about to grow flowers next to avoid the frost.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This greenhouse is a great size for those with a smaller yard. It took three adults around 4 hours to assemble, and was a little bit more difficult than we expected. It looks great, and will fit my plants perfectly. I like that the top has a window vent that you can lift up. This greenhouse isn’t the best at withstanding wind though. The panels are prone to shifting or completing falling out. The whole structure also needs extra weight on the bottom so it doesn’t move or blow over due to higher gusts. I can see it holding up fine during spring and summer months, but am a bit worried about its durability for fall and winter.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very happy with the quality and size of this greenhouse. It is sturdy and big enough for the things I use it for without taking up too much room. It its great in my garden area. It is really nice to use the vent on hot days to allow for some air circulation. It closes up tight to protect when the temperatures outside drop. The door swings easily and is a good size. I am very happy with this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall this is a decent greenhouse but I had a few issues with it that would prevent a good review. As far as quality goes it is a pretty good greenhouse with an aluminum frame which makes it pretty sturdy, and the design is rather good which I liked with one exception. The exception being the greenhouse is rather light which caused the greenhouse to tip over in moderate wind. And to make things worse there is nothing built into the frame to secure the greenhouse. In order to fix this oversight I will need to purchase some screw brackets and screw the greenhouse to a concrete foundation. The other thing I did not like was putting the greenhouse together. Don't get me wrong it should be an easy process and the instructions are pretty clear and easy to understand, but not labeling all the parts and mislabeling quite a few of them can make things more difficult than they need to be.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve wanted a greenhouse for years and we came across this option while doing research. With good reviews and it being in stock at our local store we decided to give it a try. We assembled it in three afternoons. We had to Google a few steps of the assembly most notably was, how to install the clips that hold the panels in place. The door assembly left us scratching our heads a bit but once I saw the screw holes on the side I realized how it should go together. The plastic panels on the door pieces are a 1/4”- 1/2” narrower than the door. I might try and fill these gaps with tape or some other plastic stripping. We caulked the panels in place as per recommended in some other reviews and secured it to 8, 4x4 posts. This also gave some extra height to the greenhouse. Once completed, we made a u shape raised bed and a nice work shelf with rough cut cedar from a local saw mill. If I think I need to add corner supports I can easily do so, but I don’t think they will be necessary. I do have it close to the house, just to break the wind a bit. But so far, very happy!