wilko Walk-in Greenhouse - Compact Design - With Removable Cover and Shelf Staging - Easy to Assemble - Made from Polyethylene - Outdoor Roll Up Zip Panel Door - Weatherproof

This is a lovely, very roomy greenhouse. It was promptly delivered, very easy to assemble, as long as you follow the instructions, use your common sense and also set out the pieces in order. I am very happy with it, as it is quite sturdy and has, so far, touch wood and all that, stood up to the gales and strong winds we get in our part of Great Britain.

Instructions could be more clear but once worked out was ok and fairly easy to put up. Could do with getting better pegs though to help hold to the ground however the pegs with the guy rope are really good.

Very pleased with this PE greenhouse. Quite easy to put up I’m a 61yrold lady and only needed help with putting the outer cover over the frame. I did buy stronger pegs because it’s quite windy where we live. The greenhouse had been up now for several weeks and my tomato and chilli plants doing well. If like me you didn’t want to invest too much money on a greenhouse this is definitely a cheaper option. I may take it down over winter as we do get very strong winds in winter but I’m sure in more sheltered areas it would be fine. I would definitely recommend the PE greenhouse.

It is quite simply a bargain!! Easy, not simple, to assemble and locate but the simplicity is made worse by the need to weigh it down, not just tie and stake it as according to the instructions.BUT it's still OK and the really good strong cover makes it really a good little thing.The 'skirts' should be longer to give one a chance to bury them in pebbles at least, the more the merrier. The ties in all places, are too short so we extended them - a real must.,

The good:Frame is sturdier than we thought and easy to put together. Good size and retains heat well.The bad:The pegs to affix frame to ground are very thin and came out on their own in windy weather. Weighing the skirt at the bottom down with bricks should get round this, and I might get some bigger pegs or staples on top. Guy ropes are a very slippy nylon and will be replaced with paracord ASAP as they lose tension straight away.The ugly:One of the ties to attach the plastic cover to the frame wasn’t properly stitched in, and ripped off at the slightest gust with the door open. We could send it back but it’s full of tomato plants so it’s more hassle than it’s worth.It’s doing the job ok but needed a bit of extra bits to make it work the way it should.

Very handy for spring/summer seedlings. Have bought from Wilko before and is easy to put up as long as you follow instructions , put items in order and count to make sure you have everything. I am female and was able to put up on my own. Cover fitted frame well which can't be said of some other brands I've bought.

The product was reasonably easy to assemble and at first we were very pleased with it.However, within 6 months the fabric that holds the zip in place had perished and the zip on one side could no longer be used. Then recently I noticed that the back two loops which connect the guide ropes had both rotted/perished and the guide ropes had fallen off.So we decided to disassemble the whole thing, as it was falling apart within 8 months! During disassembly the ties that hold the plastic to the frame fell apart in the process of untying them , these had also perished within 8 months. Also I noticed that some of the plastic sections that hold the bars in place had started to turn brittle.Whilst I realise that this is a cheap Chinese made item, I'm actually quite shocked at how quickly the fabrics (ties, zip and guide rope securing loops) have just disintegrated. It didn't even last a year.Note. It was set up in a sheltered area behind a shed and well secured in place with slabs and the supplied guide ropes.

The instructions aren't great and very basic so you have to figure a lot of it yourself but it's not complicated. It's very light and can be blown away in windy conditions, until you pin it down, of course. There was condensation inside the greenhouse after a rainy night. However, for £35 during sale, I'm very happy with it.