Outsunny Walk-in Small Greenhouse with Shelves, Outdoor Green House Grow House with Waterproof PE Cover and Roll-up Door, 143x73x195cm, Green

We bought this purely for tomatoes having never tried growing our own fruit/veg before. Easy to assemble with it taking me around 30 minutes. Tied to shed and fence with a small string line to allow for wind and an old patio slab weighing it down.Seems like good quality so far with the only complaint being there's no velcro to hold the canopy open, just fabric straps to tie up. Big enough to walk into until the tomato plants took it over!!Just be aware, flies love this!!! All trapped in the roof. A rooflight of some sort would be useful.

Assembly was straight forward, with all parts numbered and an easy-to-follow diagram. I was impressed with the apparent sturdiness of the finished assembly. However, the problems soon materialized. The photoes should explain more. Firstly, there was no ventilation or means of controlling the temperature other than leaving it wide open. This was rectified by the following.Fitting a vent by cutting a hole in the top and fitting a homemade vent, consisting of three rectangular pieces of 4 mm plywood, that I conveniently had lying around.The second problem was that when zipped up, the zip left a gap of 12 cm, which next door's cat had no problem getting through. I cut 12cm off the bottom of all 8 of the lower legs. This was done in situ using a small pipe cutter, as used for domestic plumbing. This had the added advantage of although, lowering the height of the strucure, it created a more useful overlap at the bottom that could be tucked under the bottom of the framework. Making it more secure and vermin proof. (Not referring to the cat).After completing all this, we had a strong wind forecast, and I was concerned that the ropes(string) and the very thin ground anchors would not hold it down. Fortunately it was very light, and I carried it bodily into the garage. I purchased 4 more suitable ground anchors from Amazon, and a lightweight, steel core washing line. After the gale, and back in the garden, I fitted the ground anchors as shown and tied the structure done with the washing line. Also, using two eye hooks fastened to the fence.The anchors are about 8 to 10 mm x about 30cm. I threaded some short lengths of hosepipe onto the hoop ends for protection.The only other problem was that there was no way of holding the front panel either side of the doorway open, when the door was rolled up. I secured the doorway to the vertical legs either side of the door using 4 cable ties.As for value for money; to buy a good greenhouse of that size is difficult and expensive. If this one will last me through this year or maybe into next, I will consider it money well spent.

As long as you ancher it down its fine mine still standing. OK for the price once its up its sturdy enough.

Nothing to dislike but if you have a clear cover I would like to purchase one

Quick and easy to build but a bit fragile.Suggest taping the joints and burying it into the ground or weighing it down or else a £60 kite

I fanced getting into growing my own flowers for the garden so bought this as a starter greenhouse to see if I would enjoy it. It is qite sturdy in calm sunny weather but needs to be well secured to the ground in more windy weather. Quite enjoy potting about in there and plenty of shelfs for seed tray, will be looking to invest in a more exspencive and stury on soon.Had this less that 12 months now and it has not lived up to expecations, door zip have gone, corners have hole with the friction of the cover rubbing against the frame, needs to have a strong cover and a better way of closing the door.

The Greenhouse is what it is. No frills but Functional. Fairly easy to assemble. Would have been a LOT easier if Assembly Instructions had been included. We had to lay the components out and work out Assembly using a Screenshot of the Listing Picture.

Used for housing more delicate plants through the winter season, it does need anchoring to the lawn or decking to stop it blowing away in strong winds.