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Ordered this with skepticism. Put it together in about 1 hour by myself. Buried it down 8 inches like suggested. What worries me is in the box is a paper warning of wind and snow?? We get both wind and snow here. Seems well built honestly. Plastic cover is reinforced so not easy to rip. My only complaint would be the zipper so far. It's very cheap and I already broke the zipper pull. They could have used a better zipper. Everytime I use it I feel it's gonna break. See pictures. I bought this to get a head start on some of my vegetables for my market farm. Time will tell how long it lasts and I will update if necessary. Honestly if it lasts a year it's a good deal.

Just setup this hoop house. I was kind of disappointed after getting the frame set. This tunnel is NOT 20ft x 10ft x 7ft. It is 230 in. x 111 in. x 77 in. ( 19.13 ft x 9 ft. 3 in. x 6 ft. 4 in. ). and being 6 ft 2 in tall, this will be a PITA from me to enter. This was very easy to setup by myself. That said, I am very good at building stuff. SO it was not quite 2 hrs, start to finish. I found that if you assemble one side with the 1st loop tube then work the other side to the partial built side, it goes very fast. Leave everything loose when assembly, then push up slightly on the center, then tighten the top pole screws 1st, then work your way down. Don't forget the end plugs in the top pole and the 3 side poles before you tighten the screws in that joint. You will have a tighter frame with less wobble. For being thin walled tubing, the frame is surprisingly sturdy when tightened up on a level surface. It will be easy to install a misting system to water the plants. I do hope this will withstand the nasty gusty winds we get here in the Snake river valley Idaho!. Vevor needs to make a cover available individually, then after 2 years when the wind destroys it, we can get another without buying the whole kit.

It lasted until I needed to! I got ill this last winter and was unable to clear the sheet of ice that formed on it so it finally collapsed.. Not disappointed in the use I got from it. It's a good temporary shelter!

Worked great till the hurricane hit then it was a total loss !! used it for aquaculture raising fish and vegetables!

Just put up our greenhouse and the cover is too small one door has such a big gap you can’t zipper the door closed 🥲 also short on the sides so can’t put weight down the sides to hold it down

It was fairly easy to put together in just a few hours. It heard up very well in the sun and holds in humidity very well. I attached a gee picture of the temp and humidity showering down. We locked the whole thing in place with t-posts on each corner since we get higher winds. Only time will tell how this greenhouse holds up but I'm very happy with it so far. Only issue is the instructions weren't very clear but the pictures helped explain things.

Very good product and my wife loves it so much, we ordered a second one! The assembly process is a bit challenging, but following the instructions pay attention to the end pieces - it doable by two persons.

Good item, easy to build. Only 2 things missed. On second page, where is listed items in the package, #14 and 15 missing Maybe that is not very important things because I built the greenhouse.

The reasons for my overall rating of 4 stars is that: 1) The directions aren’t detailed enough nor are the diagrams exactly detailed or close up enough to make the instructions easy to follow. I had to disassemble some sections and redo them once I saw that the poles had to fit in a different direction than I originally had them. Easy to do, believe me, with these directions. It wasn’t impossible, but that alone added a lot of time to the project. 2) The flat pieces on the ends of pipes #7 are very flimsy. Yes, all the pipes are aluminum, which is inherently soft, but it would easy for someone to bend them only a few times during assembly of the greenhouse and break the flat ends off. 3) The instructions should say that assembly is a two person job. I did most of putting it together by myself since my husband was at work, however, the frame required much propping up with weighted buckets and chairs so that it wouldn’t bend until it was together enough to hold itself up. 4) We shall see if such a light structure holds up in any breeze or wind. The stakes that came with this package were too puny to even pound into the ground let alone hold the greenhouse down in the wind. I bought 10 L-shaped anchor bolts to do the job of anchoring the greenhouse down. They should go into the ground and hold it down nicely for $20.

This is pretty nice for the price. I have 3 raised beds along with 3 cattle feed tubs and there is still plenty of room to move around. The tie downs leave something to be desired. We ended up buying rebar U shaped that we pounded into the ground. I can tell you that this does not hold up to softball sized hail. Lol. We recently had a major hail storm and we did end up with some holes from the hail but it was not completely destroyed. We have used duct tape to patch the holes. This high tunnel feared better than our vehicles that were both totalled.