6x7.5 FT Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Quick Setup Structure and Roof Vent, Aluminum Large Walk-in Greenhouse for Outside Garden Backyard, Black, VGH0607BG

We are very impressed with the quality of the greenhouse! It is very sturdy and has good insulation. It definitely is a two person job to assemble, but once you have a grasp on how to interpret the instructions it goes fairly smoothly. It has already survived a couple of windstorms with no damage. Here’s a couple things that will make it last longer/work better:-peel the covering off the panels before you assemble it-anchor it securely to the ground-seal the panels/gutters with a clear silicone caulk. This will help with insulation, as well as keep the panels more securely in place.-line the base with a tarp, and then cover said tarp with gravel/pavers. This will help with ground insulation and also make it look more put togetherA few other things to note--It will take a bit of muscling to get some pieces to line up-some of the parts had dents, but they were easy to correct-it did take quite a bit of effort to understand the instructions initially-it is a bit short, so be mindful of this when assembling/placing your plants and shelves-it came in two boxes, and they arrived a couple days apart from each otherAll in all, we are very happy with it! I’ll update this review in 6months to a year.

I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality of the product. Once assembly was completed, this is a pretty solid greenhouse. I would have given this 5 stars however, the assembly and instructions held me back. The kit came in two large boxes. Lots of small parts and pieces. The instructions are seriously lacking. If you are not mechanically inclined and prepared to improvise when the instructions are wrong, this product might not be for you. Parts were mislabeled. Steps in the instructions were out of order. It took my husband and I almost 7 hours to put it together. This included multiple times we had to undo work we had done because the steps in the instructions were out of order. Again, once complete this is actually pretty sturdy and is exactly what I need for my little garden.

I purchased the 8x14 and I am happy with it. It should not be a problem for a handy person to assemble but a second person will make the job much easierIt arrived in two boxes, one of which is difficult to carry for a single person. The aluminum parts are in the heavy box. Some of the zip ties that grouped the parts had broken, but sorting out and counting all the parts on a clean surface got that all organized.Directions are pretty good. I was able to assemble it myself in a single day, not including site preparation.I found two manufacturers errors:holes drilled in the wrong spot in the 4 door corner pieces. Easily fixed with a 1/16 drill bit.Upper side rails did not seem to have the correct hole for the bolt specified to connect to the end walls. I fixed this by using a screw that fitThe directions for the vent installation are a bit tricky and if you make a mistake early on, it can be hard to fix after the unit is assembled.I installed mine to sit on top a 11 inch high wood frame to act as a foundation. This gives much more head space inside.

Multiple pieces missing or defective. Which we only discovered halfway through building this (3 full days of work).We have contacted viwat customer care and although they have answered my emails. They haven't provided any solutions yet.Update: I really really wanted to love this Greenhouse. I saw some of the reviews that said it was difficult to build... but I have a full shop and build furniture as a hobby. I'm very handy. I figured I had an edge over the people saying it was hard.I was wrong. The first problem was It seemed an entire page of instructions were missing. And in several sections there were several steps just skipped (including naming the piece needed to complete the skipped step). Like I said. I'm handy. So I figured those out fairly quickly.Problem 2. There were several pieces simply missing or damaged on arrival. There are about 75 individual pieces that make this thing up, but they're not all individually labeled. So instead of tearing them apart and counting each piece I kept them bundled in their groups and I tackled them as needed. Unfortunately I was about 2 days into the build before I realized these pieces were not present.The final and probably most serious issue is the entire "quick connect" system. The aluminum pieces themselves are very sturdy. And where they attach together by nuts and bolts are super secure and strong. The quick connect method is neither "quick", nor does it "connect" 90% of the time. Where this is used on 90 degree angles on vertical surfaces it seems work "ok". But it's used to build the roof where it connects at 45 degree angles, it never really "grabs" into its mating surface and loses the battle with gravity to the point it's completely impossible to build.Honestly, I think if it wasn't for the crappy quick connect method, everything else about this would be fixable, and it would make a really nice greenhouse. But that system makes this completely useless.

This is a perfect starter greenhouse. I assembled it myself over a weekend. Probably took me 7 hours total. The instructions have no explanation but I watched the assembly video for certain parts I was confused about. About a week after installing we were hit with a small tornado (100 mph winds). It’s in my garden with the anchors in the soil but I hadn’t staked it down yet. It did tip over a bit but my garden fence stopped it from completely flipping. I went outside after and I was shocked that it was still in tact. I will be anchoring it in and reinforcing it but this thing is pretty solid. Attached a picture of the “tornado” damage. All in all a decent little greenhouse to start my seedlings. Very happy with my purchase.

Terrible instructions! We put together stuff all the time, not impossible but not easy if all the parts are there. Good for the price.