Grezone Walk-in Greenhouse Upgraded Green House with Dual Zippered Screen Doors & 6 Screen Windows Heavy Duty Plastic Plant Warm House with Reinforced Frame (10x7x7 FT)

I love this so much. It was a task to put together. You definitely need 2 people at the least to install but when it was all put together it was worth it. For extreme cold weather you will need to put a heater inside.

The description said "dual Zippered screen Doors" this one has 2 zippered doors, but one screen door. The zippers on the doors do Not go all the way down to the floor and leave too much space for critters and bugs, and one does not zip very well. The only sturdy, durable thing about this greenhouse are the screws and wing nuts. They are Awesome. But you cannot tighten them because it will flatten the frame pieces which will no doubt bend with any wind. And there are NO ties to fasten the cover on the lower part of the frame nor ties to fasten top of the door ends arch to the frame on either end. The ties that are there are so short you cannot tie a bow for easy take down and can barely tie a knot. It is missing one end cap which is necessary to keep from puncturing cover. One of the frame pieces had dents and one had deformed end. The fabric on the white zippers was dirty which makes me wonder if I got someone's return for a cover. I have Never been SO disappointed in a purchase as I am with this one! Actually, I am MAD because I need this Now. I am in Minnesota and my seedlings are ready to be transplanted and moved to a greenhouse NOW. And I did not get what was advertised!!! The one they sent me is TERRIBLE. Their sewing job left long strings on every window. This is also maddening because I have to take it ALL APART to send it back and make a 26 mile trip to return it. I do NOT recommend this item. I was going on the majority of good reviews. I don't see how....they came up with their reviews. Or why did I end up with the bad greenhouse.

The greenhouse itself will blow over easy if you don’t have something in there to hold it on concrete. It does come with stakes to hold in the ground. However for the price. I enjoy the quality. Easy assembly. I live in Florida so we run a fan and use midsts of cool water as well as a tent for mid day when it’s 95 beaming on the greenhouse. Nothing will grow in summer as we are trained. However, with a shade blanket. It’s wonderful and plants are thriving. Harvests in October. I’m impulsive to grow veggies. Overall we are happy with the buy. With all that being said. Go ahead and press buy. You know you want it.

So far the Green house is surprisingly sturdy. I did upgrade the ground stakes to a longer and thinker version but with the tie downs and stakes it’s holding up very well. We have been having some 30 mph wind gust and it’s doing very well. The windows are nice and provide good ventilation. The draw strings used to keep the door and windows rolled up are a lil shorter than I’d like but they work. I’m using it for winterization of my turtle pond. Temps here can get in the 20s at night and even with a pond heater didn’t want the lil guys to freeze. I will try and remember to add further notes once the winter season is over and see how it held up but so far worth the money.

Easy to assemble. At first it was overwhelming, I have only ever ordered “pop up”greenhouses. I followed step 1, then the rest; I followed the pictures. It was easier to put together that way. I will be purchasing another one when winter is nearly over. Would I recommend to anyone else? Yes.

We use portable greenhouses to protect our lemon trees in the Winter. You set them up, cover the trees with the option to remove them daily if you need to so that the trees can get sun during the day and recover them for protection from the freezing weather at night. A few years ago, we used a competitor's brand. This year, my husband suggested this brand for its green material being more "organic" than the white/clear material used by its counterpart. Plus - they were on sale $20 less for each one (we bought 2). A few observations: 1. This greenhouse only has 1 door vs. 2 on the competitors brand. While that might not be a big deal for some, IF you use a portable heat lamp in conjunction with the greenhouse to protect plants/trees at night, during the day when that heat lamp is off and the sun is creating heat inside the greenhouse, you want ventilation. While these have windows that you can prop open - those windows are small and a 2nd door on the opposite side definitely would make a difference. (See photo.) 2. The green material covering is less thick. 3. The metal/steel material that makes up the skeleton of the structure is DEFINITELY less strong/thick. They bend very easily, which, when you are using this as a portable structure isn't ideal. (See photos.) 4. The cloth "ties" that you use to tie up the window material and which you use to tie the material to the skeleton are VERY short. If you have medium to large hands - or your hands aren't very nimble, you will have trouble tying these ties into a sturdy bow. (We don't do knots because those knots would take forever to undo.) Even 1" more of material would make a significant difference. (See photo.) 5. No stakes are provided with this item. That didn't matter to us though because we weigh each side down with old Trex boards. This item (as well as its competitors greenhouse) have a "lip" at the bottom which allows you to place stones, boards, etc. on it to weigh it down. (See photo.) We are keeping these for this year - hopefully they will last through the next few months, but I have already purchased more of the competitor brand for next year. An extra $20 is worth of cost of the added features. Live and learn.

It is very spacious. I love the net windows and front to let air in. I highly recommend

It is a very flemsy setup. If you tighten the nuts any at all you start bending the pipes and not know it till to late. Pipes are super thin not a full 7’ by 10’. Not worth the money. I don’t expect it to last long