Taylor & Brown Walk In Greenhouse Compact Green House with 4 Shelves and Weatherproof PVC Plastic Cover Plant House/Grow House for Garden and Outdoor Roll up Zip Panel Door Easy No Tool Assembly

I bought this as I needed a small storage space for my gardening equipment and an area to sort out my plants. It's the perfect size for my garden (I measured beforehand), was easy to put up (with my husband's help), great value for money and food quality. It has with stood a few wind storms here in Staffordshire and is still standing (we have tied it onto the side of the shed in the garden for wxte durability).

Fantastic item easy to assemble

It's not a bad greenhouse if you only plan to keep very lightweight items inside otherwise it's very easy to bend or damage the cage.

I bought this as a present for my mum. It was easy to assemble and it looks really nice. It’s the perfect size. It’s not the sturdiest but we tied it down with some rope.

Very disappointed with this - it is a different brand to one I had last year, for the whole season until a very bad storm later in the year. Despite being the same price it is very inferior quality. The stitching on the seams splits very easily and the shelving buckles under minimal wight causing collapse of the entire structure. The plastic is very thin and tears easily. Wind resistance, despite being tethered, is poor as is the whole build quality. I have had to buy another already and almost lost all of my seedlings due to collapse

Lots of plastic tubes and fittings to fit together, but each varying length of tubing is in a individual bags and marked up. A very good build sheet is supplied, each part marked with a letter, just look for the appropriate bag, and build, which is a Very quick process. Mine is green plastic, plastic is thick and reinforced.Inside tapes secure plastic cover to frame. When built, you are able to stand inside and turn around to face each side. Wire shelves provide four shelves, two each side. Zipped door seems ok, Possibly ? a weak point, so care needed, time will tell. Certainly overall worth the money.As far as stability I’m not sure what people expect! for such a light weight structure with a relatively big structural area, it would not stand a strong force of wind in a stand alone position. Positioning needs to be thought about carefully. Mine is positioned against a garage wall, and I have used the external tie ropes supplied. Also I have used plastic garden twist wire inside to pull the structure together. (Not really necessary) and used the 4 x supplied, u shaped metal pins to anchor the structure to the ground. It’s solid in a slightly sheltered area or put up against a wall for most wind expected April to September without doubt. I will take it down over the windy and wintery months.Six months later, and a very successful growing season, I have now taken down the plastic Green house for winter, absolutely no problems, zip door is perfect, no rips or tears, and plastic has not gone brittle. Some of the metal ground tubes are showing signs of very slight rusting on the leading edges, I have wiped them and put some three in one oil inside tubes. I suspect three years with a little care will be easily achieved, time will tell on that one.

Really good value for money.Plenty of space and shelf room.Easy to assemble by I person.

Love the simple instructions and that each part is numbered. Easy enough to put frame together which I did myself no help needed, and easy to put the cover over. Shortly after putting up we had a bad storm and high winds - it stood the test! Now have all my potted on seedlings in in, and trays of other seeds some of which are now sprouting. It's ideal for me as I'm not yet ready for a more permanent greenhouse, mind the last one of these I had lasted me four years - with two new covers along the way. A good investment I think. Perfect for extra space and / or to try out if a greenhouse is for you. I have it stood on grass, behind our garage so the garage end wall is at its back. I put some black plastic underneath it to keep weeds down, and on top of them some left over paving slabs in the middle to stand on when inside. Seems to work ok. It would be useful if it had a double zipper.