Quictent Premium Greenhouse Swing Door Large Walk-in Green Houses for Outdoors, Upgraded Tunnel Hoop House Frame and Cover for Outside Garden Plant, 2 Swing Door 8 Screen Window, 20x10x6.6 FT, White

Took a couple hours to put together. Ended up being short the door covers, emailed back and forth with lynn and had them in less than a week. This is one of the better ones ive put together.

The instructions and markings on the parts leave a lot to be desired. Assembly would have been easier and faster if those 2 things were taken care of.My son and I spent 2 days putting it together. I could have sworn I ordered a 20 foot, but it says 25 foot. We were shorted 2 long screws, but made due.We put T posts at each end to secure it better, as the ground was soft after digging and the little screw anchors wern't much help.So, far it's doing good.I put my 6 week old turkeys in it till they get big enough to face the world. I'll put raised beds and pots of plants in when I put them out. I look forward to being able to fall/winter garden this year.It does build condensation when it's closed up FYI. There's definitely a difference in temperature inside, compared to outside.I think it's a decent value for the money. It looks like a big catapiller on the hill, lol! I need antennas for it.

Great value for the money. Customer support is excellent. This is not a permanent structure that will last for many decades, but you're not going to get that at this price point. For what it is, it works great.

Well made. Set up was a little challenging with directions but we got it done with 2 ppl in a couple hours. Most everything was sockets so we used the drill with the right attachment. Held up in several storms, even snow. We put bricks around the bottom to hold in place, the stakes it comes with will not work on their own. Kept everything warm inside. I used it for. Chicken house not a greenhouse and it kept our firewood dry 🫣

This is way nicer and better quality than expected. Went together super easy. No experience required at all. I taped all the joints with gaffer tape to try to squeeze as many years as possible out of it. Also used larger rope than supplied to tie down and heavier duty stakes.

The instructions are absolutely dreadful, in such an appalling order that you'll end up taking it apart again and again before it finally fits correctly. Then as you proceed you realize it is to late, if you would have done been instructed to build in a different order it would have fit together better without needing to take it apart and start over. The length of the bolts is ridiculous for the slots and requires twisting for life. It also came missing nuts that required runs to the hardware store.Some of the pipes have already started to rust in the 6 weeks the frame has been up. I hadn't put the cover over until today as we've had 50-60mph winds and we hadn't had a freeze the past 6 weeks. Having it over my in ground garden area I figured when autumn comes I'd pop it over then and keep growing.Tonight it's supposed to freeze so we put the cover on. I get the cover on there is barely a few inches of materials to go under the sides. Apparently the doors should ha hung to swing the other direction so we couldn't slide them onto the frame (that would have been helpful knowledge) so we put them on from the outside for now just using the velcro. The tie down string is a joke and 2 of the 5 pieces were frayed in the center.I thought this looked like a reasonable deal but I was wrong. Save yourself the trouble and get something else.

I like the greenhouse. It is sturdy, looks great, and has plenty of space. What I did not like was the directions. Directions were vague and not detailed at all. Took about 4 hours to setup with lots of mistakes needing corrected. Better directions would have been extremely helpful!

I did an experiment this past season. I planted 3 4’x8’ raised beds inside a tunnel greenhouse and 3 of same outside of greenhouse. I can 100% certainty that my greenhouse plants grew bigger, healthier, yielded far more, with no rabbit, ground squirrel, bird or other attacks the outside plants had. It is for this reason I’ve ordered a 2nd tunnel greenhouse from Quictent! The other gardeners in my community struggled where I was producing incredible amounts of Peppers, Tomatoes, Basil, spinach, Romain, beets, and so on.Overall the greenhouse quality is good - keep in mind these are not permanent structures but will last several seasons if installed and supported correctly. In my area we have high winds so making sure it was secured, and the canopy extensions were buried were crucial. Mine is still standing even after 50+ mph winds and several down-pours.