YOLENY 26' x 10' x 7' Greenhouse Large Gardening Plant Hot House Portable Walking in Tunnel Tent, Green

the greenhouse took a day to assemble if it comes with two little L-shaped anchors pitiful I had to reinforce each part of the greenhouse with baling wire and sturdy steaks total of 24. Then it's gone it's guaranteed for 24 mile per hour winds however a 15 mile per hour wind bent the right side frame I had to straighten it. Then on a summer day 15 mile per hour winds broke one of the reinforcing bars or otherwise called Hoops which come in four pieces I had to replace it with another piece of metal the plants are doing well the function of the greenhouse is well six Windows Prasad this was our first project and we will not purchase anything like this again in the future but we are learning as we go if you have an a windy area I would advise you against purchasing this greenhouse hot house whatever you want to call it if you can protect yourself from the wind it is an ideal starter house due to the price all together a $250 Greenhouse has cost us approximately $800.

I regret buying this product. It is too weak to stand for even one season. The very first spring storm will destroy this greenhouse. The metal is nearly as thin as a few sheets of paper. It can easily and accidentally be bent in half while assembling it. The wind will rip the zipper apart, will lift the entire structure off the ground and fly away or will simply rip the plastic off of the frame.If you decide to purchase this product, you must anchor the frame to the ground. I used 6 foot t-post pounded 3 feet in to the ground and fastened to the frame using steel wire cinched tightly. This is enough to prevent the wind from blowing the whole thing away, however now the wind will simply rip the plastic off of the frame. Now you must use thick string, perhaps parachute cord, laced over top of the plastic and tied to the base of the frame to hold the plastic snug to the frame. In addition i would recommend weighting dowm the entire edge of the plastic along the ground with rocks or mulch. Even after all of these reinforcements, the zippered door ways are the next weakness that will break. Youll have to get creative to prevent the zipper from ripping apart. My attempt worked for a couple months but ultimately failed so i will be building a proper door and endwall on the greenhouse.In conclusion i spent so much money and labor reinforcing the weakness (ie embarrassingly bad cheap and poor quality) of this product that i would have been better off purchasing a much more expensive product that will at least stand for several years as designed by the manufacturer. I personally will be purchasing my next greenhouses from a different selling such as farmers friend

Amazing quality for this price range.Easy to assemble. I mounted it on 4x4 treated lumber and it is very sturdy. Really happy with this

We installed this yesterday. I have not looked to see how it is doing with the rain after seeing other peoples reviews about it puddling. We had to drill out some of the holes, they didn’t line up correctly in some spots. We installed some rebar and tied it down after seeing the reviews about the wind.After installing the cover I discovered a sanitary pad stuck to the greenhouse cover on the inside, which is completely folded up from the box. I contacted their customer service to let them know about it. They insinuated that I may have put the sanitary pad there. Not great customer service and I found it gross to find that in there.

I LOVE the gh, but zipper is defective, I have pics...... will I be able to exchange for new 1 cover, in hand before sending you back the 1st? I did send an email through Amazon, thanks so much.

Good buy for beginners. You will need Ashman Black Ground Anchors 12 to 14 inch to replace the ones that come with packing so as not to loose your green house during wind storms. This will work in winds up to 30 mph, we just had bad storm no frame damage. You will also need 2 more top cables to help " curve" the top during rain. It collects between top cable and first top bar which will damage the door zipper and plastic corners. Also loop cable around the top bars. The v connections break off during heavy rain. It's still a really great value though.

Ordered this for our garden plants. Poles are galvanized steel. It's over all a good greenhouse but you better anchor it down with extra weights if you live in a windy area. We live in Colorado with gale force winds daily and we so far still have a fully functional greenhouse that takes a beating from the wind daily! Other than the cheap non functional zippers on the door its a great product!

It was really easy to set up and honestly if you're not in a place where high wind, hurricanes, and tornado blow through every now and than, than you're good w/ this for the price. Anchored in or not, this thing didn't stand a chance. The frame is way too soft and week.