Homewell Walk-in Greenhouse Kit 3 Tiers 4 Shelves for Indoor or Outdoor Gardening with Roll Up Door and Plastic Polyvinyl Chloride Cover, 56" W x 29" D x 77" H

I bought this greenhouse last summer and it was $89 at that time. I see it’s $69 at the moment and am considering buying another one. I read through many of the reviews before buying and took some valuable advice. The greenhouse on it own is not very heavy and one review suggested tucking in the plastic at the bottom and putting bricks on top. I bought gray pavers, tucked in the plastic, and then put the pavers on top of it all the way around the interior. This was a great idea and investment. I can’t remember exactly how many pavers I used but it was around $20 worth. It has kept the greenhouse in place even on very windy days and through storms. A second benefit to the pavers is they create a mini shelf of sorts that I set small things on like my spray bottles & extra pots while still having that floor space under the shelves.I have to say that the directions are not hard to follow and the pieces well labeled with letters to match the diagram. I am disabled and use a wheelchair or a cane when I must walk around and I sat on my back deck and put this thing together myself. My hubby did help me put the plastic over the top since I’m only 5’3 but if he wasn’t around I easily could have laid the frame over and got the plastic on.Another review advised to use zip ties to secure the shelves in place. So I bought a pack and had them on hand and am glad that I did! It was great advice! The shelves fit in their spot however they can be touchy and easily slide off if you bump them. I’d hate to see trays of my seedlings spilled on the ground so I’m very happy that I got and added the zip ties.It does what a greenhouse does and keeps very warm in there. I have mine on the deck where there is sun part of the day and shade the rest and the greenhouse is always toasty and my plants were always happy.The only trouble I ever had was that one day when I zipped it up the zipper pull came completely off of the bottom. I was temporarily devastated but then realized that nothing was broken, the zipper pull had just became detached. I sat down and with a few minutes of patience and focus lined it up and threaded it back onto the zipper teeth and waalaaahh! It was fixed! This is my cautionary tale to say if you buy this zip down to about 1/2 to 1 inch from the bottom and stop. No outside air gets in when zipped this low and you won’t risk pulling off the zipper pull as I did.All in all with a few tweaks to add sturdiness and using it with proper care it’s a great little greenhouse and a good value for the money.

the greenhouse was easy to put together. a couple of the bars were a little dented but it has not affected its use. the wire shelves did not seem sturdy so we zip tied them into place but that was expected based on prior reviews. the cover held in heat and moisture (before the cat incident mentioned below).made better with some modification for my purpose. bought this greenhouse to keep some indoor plants safe from a cat that loves to destroy all things living (his nickname is The Jerk for good reason). in less than a week the cat had discovered what was inside and despite my best attempts to keep him out he had clawed through the plastic cover.with the help of my husband we wrapped the frame in chicken wire and reversed the greenhouse in order to use the cross bar on the back into a door frame. we used chicken wire, zip ties to secure the chicken wire to the frame, pvc pipe and 4 pvc elbows to create a door wrapped in chicken wire and 4 c-bolts to attach the new door to the greenhouse. it is a little bit of a pain to remove 2 of the c-bolts in order to get in but is extremely secure. removing the bottom c-bolts allows the door to swing up. we were able to salvage the cover and place it over the greenhouse but it is no longer able to hold in as much heat thanks to the cat. it will now work for my purpose and has held up to The Jerk.

So, for reference, I'm a 62 yo woman, who managed to put this together by myself. I think with a helper I'd rate the ease of assembly as "fairly" easy. By myself it was a little difficult, but it's up, so not impossible - I did need a step ladder for putting on the cover! Immediately upon opening the box I counted and sorted the parts and was missing a couple of couplers. There's no way to contact Amazon right now, so I made my way to Ace Hardware and purchased makeshift (close enough) couplers, added some groovy duct tape to secure those parts and finished in about 2 1/2 hours. We live in So Cal so it feels sturdy for our weather and it really is just what I was looking for. I give it about a 3-5 year life, but I'm hoping for more like 5-7. It's true there are no written (words) instructions but everything is marked well enough on the "instruction" sheet, and I started from the bottom up, and tightened it all at the end. Fingers crossed that my tomatoes grow brilliantly now that the birds can't get to them!

Be surprised by how easy it is to put together - made of metal rods and plastic fasteners, all numbered and snaping together. It is lightweight and simple to secure with bricks or stakes (not included). Cover fits nicely with a good 2-4 inch bottom foundation flap to secure it from blowing away. I pull these flaps inside (not out) and place a row of bricks around the bottom interior. Add in your plants or seedling flats and it will stand against gusts of wind up to 20mph even with door open or closed. Not for placement in an open field and suggest an area with protection by one wall at least. This is a great little package. What sold me? Replacement covers are just $19. I'm not faced with frost per se' (Russian Hill, San Francisco - lowest avg 40degree) but for additional insulation a second cover slid over the first keeps the sun shining through and the little house toasty for seedlings. Size: it is five feet wide as you look at it and nearly three feet deep when you step inside - and tall! Over 6 feet. You must secure the wire-net shelves (double twist ties) and each of the four shelves supports three 4-6" clay pots/plants well. I cut/placed a piece of clear 1/4' plastic on each shelf for more strength. The 'wire' shelves will support wooden flats. And you have the floor (equals another two shelves) for more space as well as the ability to hang one or two from an upper rod. It is feather light. I was able to pick it up with cover using one hand and 'toss' it over a six-foot brick wall for placement in a separate garden. I outlined the interior with tiny garden lights (solar) to light it up at night and display my blooms. Add a bamboo stick when you roll up the plastic zipper door and it won't droop!

Its nice and compact and I have it in my basement. Very easy to assemble. The shelves can only take up to 10kg. The wire gage is too thin for that weight so I have used wooden pieces on the shelves to support some of my heavy containers. I use my scale to weigh my containers to make sure I don't exceed the rated weight of the shelves. Also allow for the weight of the water when watering the plants.

Had for less then aweek and feel a part. The plastic cover broke when this happened. Tried reaching out to the company but got no responce.

This product fell apart after the first storm, despite it being placed in the corner of my yard up against two fences (I sensed it needed some extra stability...). The cover ripped off and blew away, and two of the plastic connectors broke. It is no longer able to be used, but I cannot return it as I don’t have a box big enough, or even all the pieces.I usually prefer to contact the company directly instead of posting a negative review online so that they have a chance to correct the problem, however the sheet of paper with the instructions from the manufacturer has no phone number to call and no company name. Instead I requested through customer service on amazon that someone contact me, but have not heard from anyone,. Extremely disappointed with this product, and am out over 100 dollars because of it. Do not waste your time or money!

Looks great but sucks that mine came in with 2 rips/tears on the front door, how can I go about getting a replacement cover?

Compre el imvernadero hace poco. Desafortunadamente la funda plastica del invernadero acumula un calor insoportable. Le he puesto un techo y laterales para bajar la temperatura, pero no es suficiente. Los germinadores de plastico se deformaron con el calor y las semillas se murieron. Ahora veo que lo venden con funda de malla, pero no es justo que tenga que comprarlo nuevamente. Quisiera ver la posibilidad que me enviaran solamente la funda de malla, y reutilizar la estructura armada. Como ven en la foto, le hice un escalón a la medida para que no tuviera el calor del piso (que por cierto, la medida estaba equivocada en los datos de la especificación del producto. Tuve que hacer la base dos veces). Me gustaría que respondieran sobre su producto porque estoy muy entusiasmada de poder usarlo.