20' x 10' x 7' Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse with Zippered Door & 8 Mesh Windows, Large Garden Green House Kit, Galvanized Steel Frame, Green

This greenhouse is a great price. The directions were confusing. I had to color on my directions with colored pencils to make sense of the instructions, then mark the parts with sharpie marker when i laid them out on the ground. Two people could put this together, but three is better. It did not withstand snowfall and collapsed, but it was a great first greenhouse. I would buy it again. If replacement covers were sold, that would make it a lot better. Then I could have taken my cover off to see if the frame would have made it through the winter.

I read reviews and was cautious in purchasing this. It arrived with the 1/2" EMT (pot metal) tubing in poor condition. Ends were bent and collapsed to the point of breaking the metal and losing integrity. I went ahead and put the structure up on level ground and bolted everything together with a proper snug (not torqued) fit. The structure seemed strong enough to stand on it's own and I assumed the extra anchors and tie downs I purchased would benefit keeping the center of the cover from catching wind and becoming a sail due to the lack of hook and pile tape fasteners in the center of the plastic. I took the time to layout the cover and examine it for damage as well and found it to be the only part in good condition. After emplacing the plastic on top of the frame I noticed every joint began buckling from the weight of the plastic. I planned to go to a local hardware store to buy extra supporting pieces to drill and connect onto the extra bolt lengths inside the structure to increase integrity and lifetime of what I had planned to use for an aquaponic greenhouse and well housing. Unfortunately, within ten minutes of the plastic being installed, the joints on all but one half hoop buckled and caved in...no load, no wind, just the weight of the cover. I messaged the seller and am awaiting response...will update with pictures when I get off post today. Update: Pictures added and still no reply by seller. Will update after reply received.

The diagrams to build it were a little confusing, but I got it together eventually. The frame is light weight, but I think it will last a while. The plastic cover is still fine after the spring/summer growing season. The ties for the door and windows are garbage though. They all broke with the first use. Good for the price. I didn't want to invest a small fortune in a high end greenhouse when I wasn't sure how good of a gardener I would be. I had mixed results, but that wasn't the greenhouse's fault!

After reviewing the reviews for this found a nice spot in my backyard where it will be wind resistant and we put the frame in the ground, tucked the flaps with the frame underground and used landscape pins to hold it. assembly was pretty easy after we figured out the directions (which aren’t that great BTW), we will see how it holds up to NC heat and humidity, it’s very roomy and I hope that my garden does well in it. I ordered the 10x20x7. Can fit about 30 (25 gal) grow bags with enough space to walk around comfortably.

Ok value, gets hot very quickly and holds heat surprisingly well. My set came with instructions (kind of difficult to decipher but some part numbers/sequences can be swapped). Only one piece was slightly bent at the tip, but it was only slightly more difficult to stick together. One box (of two) containing the bars did have two large holes punch into the box... Good thing nothing fell out. Update: Went from 5 stars to 3 after two months of use. The zippers are utter garbage. One broke (in the shut position) within two weeks, which wasn't a huge deal because I could keep it closed and use the other zipper. Now, not even 2 months later, the second zipper snaps off in the open position, thus making this greenhouse completely useless and nothing more than a cold-frame. Not happy. Look elsewhere for a quality product.

Honestly for the price it is you are probably not going to beat it. Frame is light but sturdy. Keeping snow off will be a priority if you have that scenario. Tie downs are better suited for softer soils and would recommend something a bit more designed for your particular ground. Did have a small issue with my cover being torn but it looked like a return someone had damaged and sent back. Seller had it acknowledged and resolved within just a few short hours based upon their warehouse stock. Great Seller great item. Recommend both.

I purchased this greenhouse in order to protect my plants over the cold weather. We got one rain, and the rain waited down the top of the greenhouse and caused the entire thing to collapse, bending all the poles. Wood to try to prop it up but last night it rained again and the greenhouse is totally destroyed as of today. The design is obviously very poor in that rain was able to pool on top, causing it to sag in the middle, and bend all the polls and caused the collapse of this greenhouse. I will never ever again again from this company. My other greenhouse no problems so I know it’s not an assembly issue. It’s a design issue. There’s too much space between the supports. I would request a replacement, but it’s been too long since I bought it. I bought it early in the year with anticipation of setting it up in the fall, which I did, and it lasted through one rainstorm. DO NOT BUY THIS GREENHOUSE. I would give it zero stars, but it requires at least one star

Written instructions would help try and figure out the small pictures that were called the "instructions". Materials are only fair, easy to crimp the frame and the cover is probably the thinnest possible without ripping outright. Parts were all there but again... light duty. Zippers (which are critical... right?) are very light duty and started separating after three uses so I've had to figure out a different closure for this critical portion. If you decide to purchase, I suggest that it's imperative to finish EVERYTHING in Picture A before moving on to Picture B and so on. Also, make signs for each pile of parts since there are so many and many are EXTREMELY similar. Also, a part has two ends (obviously) and each end is unique so make sure you take the time to determine which end the picture shows. Don't tighten bolts until everything is assembled, merely tighten to assure it'll hold because you WILL make mistakes. The cover actually fit easily (!) but don't expect even medium duty from this structure. If you have a high level of patience, some decent tools, and pleasant weather... best of luck! -