4x6 FT Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Quick Setup Structure and Roof Vent, Aluminum Large Walk-in Green House for Outside Garden Backyard, BlackRecycled Claim Standard 100

I am a professional grower, and this was perfect for my zone 9a home garden.Sturdy but lightweight. Attractive but affordable.MUSTS: truly level building surface, #10 socket wrench, lay out all parts in advanceI was concerned about the build/time after reading other reviews. I did this alone in an afternoon. Most of my challenge came from a design change I made (I moved the roof vent from front left to rear right, and I didn't pre-plan for a few minor details that took 15 minutes to fix), and due to the delicate alignment in the roof that would just be easier with an extra set of hands on the outside. The plans weren't 100%, but I had absolutely no issue with them. A caveat is that they are in "pictograph" form, and if you aren't fluent in that type of instruction manual, there will be a learning curve. There are some moments (Ie. all the door corners look identical) that you need to use a wee bit of common sense (if the holes don't line up, then adjust them around until the holes are lined up), but each of those moments are contained within the individual pictograph. If you don't have it right, you can't move on, so no worries about it surprising you down the road.I strongly advise you work on a leveled level surface. Dips in the concrete will throw the alignment off and make the multiple insertion point moments more challenging. (Ie front to back joining, and roof assembly). Line up all your parts in numerical order. Some parts are saran-wrapped together for a reason, but some are just for packing efficiency. Take it all apart and organize it. A spacious work space really helps. Your own tools will make this go WAY faster, but tools are supplied. There are extra nuts/bolts/screws so don't panic. A second set of hands would make the roof assembly easier, as lining up multiple sliding points is not the easiest thing. But it is the hardest, so this is very do-able! And give yourself time. Frustration on the tight fit of the parts will likely try most peoples patience. But the tight fit makes for a good end result. This is good enough to mouse-proof.NOTE: the clear panels are professional type, and is the same grade we use in low-budget structures. I know they are not what everyone expected. Traditional plexi doesn't refract the light, and true glass is expensive and requires "treatments". But this will hold up through at least a few seasons, and once you start to see yellowing (beginning of UV caused brittling), you can order replacement "glass" and cut to size. It is actually more expensive than this entire kit was, and the reason I went this direction.

DO NOT PURCHASE! I would give this dang thing a negative 5 if it was possible. The directions should not even be in the category of directions. Silly pictures with no wording that make absolutely no sense. I dropped one of the metal bars while putting it together and I had to bend it back into place….with my fingers. That’s how flimsy this is. Parts don’t fit properly. Also, TERRIBLE customer service. I have been asking for a replacement part for a week. Sent pictures, exact description and part number. Still going back and forth. I guess I’ll rig it myself…kind of like I had to this with the rest of the thing.

This is more a review in its setup process... instruction booklet was vague, but the give a link to watch a YouTube tutorial, definitely watch. Took about 3-4 hours for my husband and I to put it together, The panels are kinda trick they don't like to stay in their brackets. The last thing we ran into is the last step there are support braces. We didn't know to make sure the tops holes was opposite of the bottle holes. Otherwise it came together fairly smoothly.

It does have a small foot print and it is small; but that’s exactly what we were looking for since space is limited on our deck. We used it to grow recreational herbs 😉. And they certainly grew tall (too tall for the green house even). In order to remedy this, my husband was able to lift the whole thing a rest it on a spacer giving it another 6” or better of overall height. Nevertheless, it was easy to put together. It does create a very warm and humid environment for plants of all persuasions. It did manage to survive quite a few windy and heavy storms. The polycarbonate walls seem flimsy but they have been holding up well. The hardware is still doing well after a year of weathering.

If you love a puzzle and love to really do double the work this is the product for you!! Is it cute and a good size little green house yes! I love the finished product but the instructions were horrible!!! They are not clear and show the pieces in reverse. Plus it’s constant flipping back in forth in the book ,I swear ! After about 5.5 hours we finished putting it together. Nothing “slides in just perfectly, or easy assemble” the plastic covers were a real pain to put in without bending them or ruining the edges . I highly recommend using the wrench or something thing and flat to help slide them in…Overall it was a headache! But we got it done.

Many say this is difficult to assemble. We did not find that to be true. Good quality and wind resistant. Looks very nice. (not cheap) Will be a good way to start the growing seasons. I like the top vent! and good instructions for assembly. Very stable

Love it. Absolutely perfect for a plant starter green house.

Looks great after putting together. Better have a case of beer and patience trying to put this thing together. Instructions are complete garbage. Nothing but pictures but things have to be put together a certain way. This thing took me and my dad eight hours to put together. Don't waste your time or money. This thing will ruin a marriage if you try to put together with your spouse. Save your marriage, don't buy!!