Home-Complete 514537FXW Walk-in Greenhouse-Indoor Outdoor with 8 Sturdy Shelves-Grow Plants, Seedlings, Herbs, or Flowers in Any Season-Gardening Rack, Green

Arrived fast. There are tons of pieces and it may look daunting, but it took my bf only like thirty minutes. Keeping my plants warm during the winter. Probably not a great idea if your around strong winds or next to trees that could puncture it. Shelves are pretty stable and nice sized. The top beam is strong enough to support our hanging strawberry plant. For the price, this is a great buy just the plastic won’t withstand and abuse and don’t man handle the zipper if that makes sense.

I rarely give a bad review but this product certainly deserves one. I bought this to go in my basement where I not only start outdoor seedlings but also have hydroponics. This was to give me more space to start seedlings. I went to put it together and look at the directions. Terrible! The flimsy paper pretty much only had pictures with numbers on the pieces. The pieces were not numbered. You have to figure that out for yourself. The pipes that put it together are different diameters. Some fit into the plastic fittings fine others are too big. We had to take a belt sander and sand them down a little just to go in. The plastic fittings break with very little pressure so watch out. Broke close to a dozen. I had to glue them back together. The absolute prize of this terrible product is the shelves. The aren't wide enough to go on the bars. I tried zip tying them but that makes one side down over the bar and the other sitting on top of the opposite bar which makes for not only unlevel shelves but unstable ones also. The water flows to one side of the seedling trays. Useless. I am having to make shelves out of hardware cloth in order to use this piece of you know what. I purchase quite a lot of items from Amazon and have never been so unsatisfied as I am right now. I am telling you if you don't want to be totally frustrated and disappointed don't buy this greenhouse. I have a mini greenhouse on order that is on wheels to roll seedlings outside to harden them off. Before I even open the box I will look at the manufacturer because if it is the same I am sending it back.

It has been less than a year and the greenhouse did not last me as long as I think it should. It has had a couple small tears and just recently, it now has too big of a rip at the top to function as a greenhouse. It is pretty much just a skeleton of a structure left. It was OK at best and just because it is “affordable” it does not mean it was worth it. I would recommend investing in something more stable and durable if you intend to have it for long term care of plants. I live in a semi-arid climate with hot, dry summers and mild, relatively wet winters. It does not hold up to the heat of the sun as it only lasted me one fall, winter, spring and barely survived the summer. It’s accessories to make the greenhouse are cheap and you are most likely going to have to buy things to make it more secure and stable so I’d suggest just using that extra expense to purchase a better and more sustainable long-term greenhouse.

Absolutely adorable greenhouse kit. LOVE IT !!It sets up easy, the shape is great. Lots of shelves. The plastic overlay is NOT!! excellent. Tears at the tie points and along the zippers are already appearing and we have only had it up for 22 days. Not a sustainable way to grow stuff, but it is a good place to start.

I ordered this after reading about it in a Yahoo article. I've got a smaller one from another company but wanted to expand. I'm liking this one so far. It's as easy thing for one person to put together and to cover up (I'm 5'7" and used a step stool for the top of the frame).My immediate thoughts on this greenhouse:-Take your time putting this together, because, yeah, the instructions suck. They're kind of like IKEA instructions.-Get yourself extra zip ties for the shelves because you want 4 for each wire mesh shelf but you won't get that many in the package.-While you're putting the frame together; leave the cover laying outside in the sun so it can warm up. This will make it more pliable and easier to work with when you're putting it on. This also ensures you'll have enough room inside the greenhouse for the rebar (next point).-Get yourself some rebar to attach the frame to the ground. If you use 5' lengths, shove each one into the ground about halfway at the corners of the greenhouse and use bigger zip ties or 550 cord to attach them to the frame. Really anchor the frame to the ground so you don't lose the entire thing on a windy, stormy day.-Get some cheap pavers or edgers for the bottom of the greenhouse cover. It's made to have a little bit of an overlap of the cover onto the ground. Once you get the cover on, lay the edgers on top of that overlap and you'll get a nice "seal" to the ground.-Don't man-handle the zippers for the door. You don't have to be all delicate with them but just treat them easily.-For the tie downs that are included for the cover, criss-cross them along the sides of the greenhouse to tie the cover down. There are ties inside the cover for the frame, but if you criss-cross the exterior tie downs, you'll keep your footprint a little smaller in the yard, you won't trip on them, and you'll get been support.This baby heats up FAST. I put it up yesterday, around 7 PM, facing the sunset. The temp was about 75. I started at the front when putting the cover on and worked my way into the house while pulling it along the top frame. I think this is going to be a good product for my needs.