Vencier Walk In PE Greenhouse With Shelves, Reinforced Green House With Tubular Steel Frame, 8 Shelf Heavy Duty Growhouse, 6ft 4in x 4ft 7in x 4ft 7in

Really good instructions and easy to follow and put up - feels good quality. Really good size. It was rarely windy and still managed to put the cover on ok. I have secured the bottom frame with small rocks due to it standing on a concrete base rather than grass so not able to use the tent pegs. I am really pleased with the product.

Excellent value for money, sturdy frame, but the shelves are not fixed, so it is worth fixing them with another wire. after 2 months: At first it was easy to assemble based on the attached picture, there were no problems with it for 2 months, but unfortunately autumn arrived (that's why I originally bought this greenhouse) and the first stormy weather came, and the whole house collapsed :( it was in vain attached (with the original twine) I am very disappointed, because in addition to the twine holder being torn, the "supposed" steel is also broken. hmmm .. interesting, I didn't know you could break it? :D :D ("Green House With Tubular Steel Frame") I hope that the series of pictures below will be instructive for others too! DON'T BUY IT!

Really easy to put up . Notice the pipe joints have letters on to keep you right. The shelf are loose but i have find this with most pvc greenhouses i just use black tape or ties. Very roomy if you wanted to work in it on a wet day . My down side i wish there was a zip handle on both sides to close when inside. Plastic cover looks strong Im 5,6ft and i have to duck my head to get in. Ones in your fine.

I love this! My first walk in greenhouse. I've just recently this year having a go at growing veg but just in pots just to see how things turn out, but found I needed something to put my plants in for extra protection as our weather hasn't been fantastic lately, good downpours but quite windy now and again. Come across this which I thought was ideal for what I needed. Easily put together and looked fab. Came with the ropes and hooks to secure in the ground which was good but after one very windy and rainy day I'd noticed some of the poles had come loose from their corner fittings as the wind had probably moved it slightly, so I've purchased small sandbags that you use for gazebos to use at each corner just for more stability and going to use zip ties at the corners just to secure the fittings. What I did find a little annoying was the wire shelvings did not fit perfectly in position so had to fasten zip ties on each corner to secure those too but other than that I'm really pleased with my purchase, even put a garden chair in there so I could sit and chill for a while 😄

This is my second one of these. I had the first one as a greenhouse, (obviously) and as such is quite successful. I live up a mountain in Wales so growing tomatoes etc, is not easy, I had a bumper crop this year, so many that We have used batches to make tomato soup. So as a greenhouse it's quite successful. I bought this one to overwinter delicate plants, I will place it in a protected spot out of the wind, line it with frost fleece and overwinter things like Canna Lillies that may not survive a winter up here. Next summer it may be promoted and moved into the sun to act as a second greenhouse after this years success. It's easy to assemble, I'm 75 and not in great health, I assembled it in inside my conservatory in modular form. The base, the sides and the roof. in about an hour. Then take it outside on a dry still day to final assemble it. If you wish you can hot glue the components together to make it a little stronger. The only criticism I have is that it is not very strong, but strong enough if you ensure it's out of the wind. We've had storms up here that have knocked trees down, my old one is still standing after nearly 2 years. It got a small tear to the guy fitting in a storm that knocked a tree over, I fixed that with duct tape.

Within 5 months of this being in use the clear plastic squared started to fall out and in 6 months it was like snow on the floor and when it rain it flooded Total rubbish

The Product is cheap and easy to assemble

Firstly, this is incredibly easy to put together. Nice clear instructions, it took me (a 50 something woman) about 40 minutes including the cover and anchoring it down. It appears sturdy, has ample shelving for propagating your plants, the cover is good quality, and the zips work well. The only reason I’m docking one star is because the shelves are rather wonky. It doesn’t matter if you’re going to put seedling trays on them, but small individual pots will sit on the wonk. It’s a minor gripe, but detracts from ‘perfection’. All in all, I’m very pleased. I would buy it again if I needed another. It’s very good and also great value at under forty pounds. Update - I have indeed bought another one. These are fantastic value for money. Once again the shelves take a bit of persuasion to sit with any stability on the racking. But overall, it can’t be beaten for value.