OhuhuGreenhouse for Outdoors with Screen Windows, 57 x 57 x 76'' Walk in Plant Greenhouses Heavy Duty with Durable PE Cover, 3 Tiers 12 Shelves Stands Plastic Portable Green House with Shelf Clips

Purchased this in early fall last year for a garage greenhouse over the winter. Since I wanted to grow a bunch of flowers in early spring I knew I needed a decent sized greenhouse and this was perfect. I spent the winter customizing it to better suit my needs, purchased some additional accessories so I could make a couple extra shelves and this has worked out soo well. Super happy with the quality of the greenhouse itself, the directions were easy to understand, the entire thing is very durable, such a good size for what I am using it for and am able to easily walk inside. It has 3 vent windows and after using the greenhouse for a while I realized how important it was to use those for air flow. Next month I will move it outside and see how that works but I was able to grow vegetables all winter long and earlier this month I started my flower seeding. From what you can see in the pictures, it holds a ton of plants. Highly recommend.

We bought this greenhouse to put all my plants in for winter. Not enough room in the house.We did put 2 sides of it against the house on patio. I get crosswinds at my home. We also did have major hurricane winds from Helene where people lost many trees and homes. BUT our greenhouse made it through undamaged. I was incredibly surprised. We didn’t use tie downs either because of the concrete patio. We tuck it in the corner of the back of house and on one side put a long bench that I keep gardening stuff in to hold down one side and the front opening I zipped up and put big rocks on the bottom to hold it down and prayed.The greenhouse came out unscathed.Wow, I was so happy. Note: my experience was good and I don’t know that this would have been the case if greenhouse was in the middle of the yard. I feel with the hurricane winds from Hurricane Helene that it would have been tortured or blew away if we had set up the greenhouse in middle of the yard.I very happy with purchase.Note: the shelves are great except 2 things the wired shelving is a little too thin so it flexes in the middle causing my plants to lean toward the middle of each shelf. And 2nd they are slippery on top, in other words, my plants will slide if not careful.Remedy: if you are placing several grow lights in the greenhouse as I have then put cardboard ( cheap) on the shelves or at least buy some of the shelf liner that keeps things from slipping.I have both, the liners and cardboard for now, placed in there and have hooked up a grown light over each shelf. I am growing vegetables and I also have all my outdoor and indoor plants in there. I must say the plants are thriving and love it.I will be getting a much bigger one when we move and we will be using this one as well. Perfect buy!!!!! Zippers are made well and quality of greenhouse is great. Putting it together was easy. Provides protection for my plants.I am working now but will try to provide a photo later.

It's decent for the money. Ordered Thursday and it was delivered Friday. I got it mainly to house previously germinated seedlings from the garage. I put the frame together about 45 minutes before dark and then wrestled the cover in place in the dark by myself. THAT was the most painful part of the whole endeavor. The instructions on illustrations only. I just separated the parts onto the driveway and assembled based on the sketches. If you had a wooden base, say a frame of 6 by 6 timbers, it would be pretty awesome. It's survived 3 different severe weather adventures so far. I mainly needed a shelter to protect the seedlings from rodent and cat activities. It certainly does that although the close up photo shows the holes in the plastic due to a kitten climbing over it. The weakest link is there is no way as provided to seal the ventilation window without your own solution. It's decent considering. I Could build something much better but not for 90 off dollars and in 45 minutes. Serves it's purpose for me, in my free time I will add additional shelving and be advised that the provided shelves will have a Very limited load rating

Fantastic greenhouse. Amazingly easy to set up and move around if desired. Well-made. Zippers on windows are a great feature. Highly recommend.

love my greenhousefits all my starter tray and then somewe add bricks around the outside and attached the bottom green flaps to the bricks so it doesn’t blow away from the wind or when we have hurricane season so far so goodwe live in NC

I love this walk-in greenhouse! It was larger than I expected. I appreciated each part was clearly labeled, and the instructions (mainly diagrams) clearly explained how to assemble it. The material quality also seems strong and durable.

The product is quality for the price. It is well designed, and the materials are good. Putting it together was pretty straight forward, good directions. That is where all the good review stops. It has plastic connectors that are only a fraction bigger then the frame pipes themselves, so the fit sometimes was so tight, that the pipes wouldn't fit all the way in. You would think, no big deal, but once put together, with about 5% of the connectors this way, the greenhouse frame wasn't quite balanced. Well, no biggie, right? Hmmm. The greenhouse cover is SO EXACT in the size, that if the frame is even a tad big off kilter, it doesn't fit correctly. Okay, can work with that. Then, comes a day when the wind gust is 30 mph, and I come home and my greenhouse has blown away. They only give you 4 plastic tent pins, weak connection line, and you are suppose to anchor the rest with rocks. That being said, that might work in a protected area, with your own purchased after market METAL stakes, but I don't think so. The greenhouse itself is so light, that anchoring it in a high wind would just tear it apart. You get what you pay for, and this is fair for the price, but with any type of weather, it just doesn't work. PS, doesn't protect plants from freezing at night, (dah on my part), so I'm trying to figure out the reason behind greenhouses in the first place.......