Greenhouse for Outdoors with Improved Transparent PVC Cover, Ohuhu Portable Walk-in 3 Tiers 6 Shelves Stands Mini Greenhouse, Plastic Small Plant Green House with Observation Windows, 4.7x2.4x6.4 FT

Super easy to assemble. Took me about 35 minutes. You don’t need more than one person to build it but you will need help from an extra person when putting the cover on. Everything I put in here seems to absolutely love it. The shelves need reinforcement because they are flimsy and will bend with weight. I zip tied them into place and put shoe trays or plastic trays that fit perfectly on the shelves to make them sturdier and collect the water that comes from the bottom of my pots (see in photo 3) Overall I definitely recommend. If I ever need to take it apart it won’t be too difficult to do. Love this product

UPDATE:Although the product didn't last long due to strong winds in the area, the seller's stellar customer service bumped up the rating. They were understanding and accommodating, offering a refund. The product would greatly benefit from a redesign that allows the plastic to be taken off and put back on easily. In the future, I might make the investment and purchase a solid structure instead of one made from plastic.ORIGINAL POST:It was fairly easy and straightforward to set up. As expected, something like this does not do well in high winds and even though we secured it in a gazillion ways, it was knocked over a few times so we had to remove the plastic every once in a while. My biggest issue with the greenhouse, however, is the strength of the plastic. Considering that they are for outdoor use, the plastic should be easier to remove and put back on during storm season. It also should be stronger, as it only lasted 6 months before the plastic ripped to shreds. The only thing that is left is a skeleton.

Easy to put together and lots of room for the starter plants. Held up really well in a high wind storm. Dropped some weight on the bottom shelves and it never budged.

We have the green house on a cement slab near another building. It is protected from the south wind and does just fine. It is small which is what we wanted as we have just a few plants we want to put in the greenhouse at any one time. We are pleased with it.

The plastic cover would make it too hot, most of the plants could not survive the lack of airflow combined with the high heat being generated. I will try again when the daytime temperature is around 50 deg. I currently live In Dallas and the daytime temps have been about 80-95deg.

The structure went together pretty easily. After getting the plastic covering (went with the clear) it was put outside and within a month, the seam at the back ripped from wind getting under the plastic. (It was sealed, but strong-ish winds got under the bottom). It also, and this is where it ticked me off, came apart. The metal pieces came out of the plastic elbows and a shelf of my seedlings fell, crushing some planters in there and making quite the mess.All in all, I wouldn't purchase this again. It isn't structurally sound and the covering is weak (as of writing this, there are now 4 total tears at the seams; two in front and 2 at the back). I also found the door to be an annoyance. I'm 5 feet 2 inches tall and the door when rolled whacks my head all the time, usually dislodging my hat. It's a nice concept, but it really isn't up for the reality of being outside.

I loved this green house for exactly 2 months. Just long enough for the return window to close. It was a little hard to get on the cover by myself but I managed. That wasn't the issue.2 months after getting it, the right zipper ripped the pvc of the door exactly where the plastic connects to the zipper itself(not a place I can repair), even though I was always very careful to open and close. It wasn't a big hole so I thought, it will be ok. I will keep being careful. Well, now I am exactly 6 months in and I have a giant hole in the door because with every opening and closing the door ripped more and the zipper on the left has now decided to start splitting half way. Meaning, the cover for the greenhouse is now useless to me since the door has a giant hole on one side and doesn't zip up on the other.The frame is sturdy-ish. As long as you plan to put some boards on the bottom to hold the frame down with a bunch of heavy rocks because the plants won't be enough to hold it in place when there are winds.Honestly I was so excited for this greenhouse, and if it wasn't for the low quality of the cover, which is the main point of a greenhouse, I would have given this a 4.5 stars. Instead a 2 is the best I can do. My greenhouse is now a light shelf for my plants I guess.

I have zero complaints so far. I've had it up and running for a few weeks now and its quality, easy, and cute!