Mini Greenhouse,Greenhouses for Outdoors,Portable Walk in Green House for Garden Plants That Need Frost Protection and Away from Pests, Animals(56"x30"x76")

I love my cats but I also love my plants and well, obviously keeping both in the house has become an issue, hence the reason I bought this greenhouse which I did set up indoors for my cactuses and succulents that the cats and bunny will NOT leave alone. It was easy to assemble, did it by myself in under an hour. The hardest part was putting the cover on since I am short and refused to get a ladder (out of sheer stubbornness). Because I have a bunny who is a chewer and determined to get to the plants I did have to take my old plant stands which are metal and turn them on their sides to prevent his chewing on either side of it and used a sheet of cardboard across the front to keep the cats and bunny from getting in underneath. Been up for a few days and so far working great. Obviously it's not outside so I can't speak for the tie down part but for indoors, if you have the room for it, it works great.

everything was accounted for in the box even though there’s lots of parts, once I sorted them by number it was pretty easy to put together, and surprisingly sturdy for a small plastic greenhouse! I like the fact that it’s clear to let the sunlight through but has the reinforcing nylon strips inside the plastic for strength, especially at the corners of the roof where there’s a lot of tension. As you can see from the photos it even held up in a snowstorm! And it’s on my roof in the city, very exposed. My only minor complaint is that it gets steamy inside with a lot of condensation because there’s no ventilation, so the plants can’t transpire and they wilt, so I’m going to try making a few small holes at the peaks and at the very bottom to allow minimal air circulation, even though I mainly bought it to grow things outside during the winter.

Assembly was a breeze, and quite fun as we engaged our 3-year-old granddaughter in the process. "Okay, we need three more pieces that look just like this one!" Once assembled, it holds together and stands nicely.A couple of items that proved difficult - the tie-down ropes are a bit difficult to tighten, and the stakes supplied are pretty useless. We used larger/longer tent pegs. One of the ropes broke a couple of days later, but they are quite long and it was a simple matter to re-tie it.The other shortfall is that you really need more shelf snaps to secure the shelves in place. Four per shelf would be better. But the large, heavy twist ties from spent coffee bags work nicely for this.All in all, this was a good buy. We are satisfied.

The frame was very easy to assemble and 2 of us were able to put the "skin" on without too much struggle. Best to lay all the pieces out before starting. Most parts were labeled, frame parts were in a bag and each bag was properly labeled. My only wish is that the greenhouse could be moved easily (maybe some sort of wheels?) and it really needs a door/opening in the back opposite the entry area to ensure proper ventilation in hot months.The photo is a quick shot just after the skin was put on. At 90F, we weren't staying outside long to make it look pretty. That will be addressed when the sun goes down.

We purchased this for my wife to grow her plants from seeds. I was very leary about it. It took about 30 minutes to assemble. While assembling it I noticed that it could come apart if it got windy. We duct taped the joints. We also backed it up to the chain link fence. I also attached para cord to help anchor it.We had a storm this week and had 60 mph winds and driving rain. It withstood it without issue.