Outsunny 6' x 6' Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutter and Roof Vent, Aluminum Walk-in Green Houses for Outside for Patio Backyard Garden, Dark Green

Time consuming but it goes by fast. Solid. There was some goofyness when attaching the rear tracks because the rear bar had to come undone. Also, all the nuts should have lock washers in them so I don't need two wrenches. The directions were generally ok. May need a little bit of clarity or even better written directions.

The product looked nice, while it was up.This was a nightmare to assemble. The instructions don't give any alignment instructions so everything is guesswork. Having to frequently loosen and tighten when you get it wrong. The way it fits together tries to be clever, but the engineer clearly favored ship-ability over stability. After having built this, we had a storm with 30mph winds and the cross members in the walls bent and the panels blew out. It basically folded itself in half. I had to take the remaining panels out, to keep it from slapping against my house.The biggest problem with the construction is the way most parts use a clamping force instead of a through hole. Also, none of the nuts are locking and if this lasted more than the weekend....

This is a good greenhouse for this price point Although it says heavy duty, it seemed a little shaky putting together. Once you get it all together, its much better.Unless you live in an area with NO wind, you need to anchor it. We used 4x4 with extra anchors at each corner. We are still in the process of caulking to make it even better. That is a time consuming task!The polycarbonate panels are thin, I was surprised, as I thought they would be sturdier, so I don't know how this will hold up with snow next winter. I have a feeling I'm going to be scooping snow off the greenhouse every time it snows. The window panels are very loose, they kind of slide back and forth about 1/4 inch, and we don't know if this was supposed to happen or not.Putting it together...nothing like a picture book instruction manual to get the blood flowing! Some of the pictures are very tiny and required a magnifying glass to see the angles and how the ends went together. So their instructions could definitely be much better. Listen and follow the instructions! Don't tighten everything, you'll just end up loosening and retightening those screws later after adding more sections connecting those screws that show up later in the instructions! Also, there is protective covering on each side of the panels. One is white and one is clear. Something we missed...the white side cover on the panels needs to be facing out on the greenhouse. We just peeled and put them up and now have no idea what side was what. One side has the protective UV covering...But that being said, if you take your time and work together, read ahead a bit in the "instruction book" and get an idea of what is what, but don't skip any steps! Once it started coming together it was wobbly, and Im glad I read the reviews so I was prepared for this. But we did keep saying, this can't be right it's too wobbly. Panels in make it much sturdier and by the time the roof goes on, you'll be thinking, now it's getting better. There are gaps, especially in the door and the windows, we will have to get some weather stripping or something where it cannot be caulked. it took us almost 2 days working about 6hrs each day.It's a good size, (10x6), perfect for what I needed. It was about 95 degrees in there yesterday with our outside temp at 69, so it does get hot quickly, but it wasn't really retaining the heat by the time it was getting chilly outside, maybe that will change once we finish caulking. I had the windows open and a fan running to keep the air circulating. Can't wait to be able to keep my plants in there when its warm enough at night!The seller is very easy to work with! They even answer the phone when you call! The greenhouse comes in 3 boxes and FEDEX lost one. Aesom was very quick about getting a replacement sent out, but then FEDEX pulled their heads out and we received the box. Aesom has sent messages to make sure everything is here and for that they get 5 stars!!

This makes me so happy. Such a great greenhouse if you're just starting out or don’t have much space but want a nice structure to house your plants, this is a great option. It does take some time to construct but once you get the hang of it, it ends up going pretty quickly. I would suggest to watch the video they provide by scanning the QR code on the instruction manual, as well as there are a few YouTube videos to help you out.I am still in the process of constructing the structure, and thought it would be nice to see photos of the construction of th greenhouse in real time. I will continue to post during my progress.For now, I give it a thumbs up!

I read one review that said it took them 4 hours to assemble. There is no way that one person could assemble this in 4 hours. Granted my brother and I took breaks often due to the heat, however, we worked all day and didn't even get it half done. This is at least an all-day project working non-stop with no breaks, or two to three days with frequent short breaks. The instructions left much to desire, it was hard to figure out due to non-existent instructions, only pictures that were not very good either. I would not recommend this product unless you plan to spend several days on it. Also, the panels are cheaply made, not sure it's going to hold up well in our weather here in Oklahoma. The stakes they provide only go in the ground about around 6 or 7 inches and only on each of the 4 corners, so I put 17 lb. steppingstones along the inside edge lip of the base to hopefully give it more stability of staying in place during high winds.