BenefitUSA Multiple Size Large Greenhouse Walk in Outdoor Plant Gardening Hot Greenhouse (10X7X6 FT)

First of all I am ticked off that the measurements were smaller then stated. About 6" shorter. This ment i had to use blocks under it to reach the hight i needed to take the cover all of my spa. Secondly the top cover is very loose and the polls very thin so I worry about how it is going to last in bad weather. When it snows I try to clear it off every 2" So far this has worked but the top does sag in. The pluses are the zipper is the best one I have ever had on a greenhouse and I do like how the tie-downs work. It was also easy to put up. Now used as a plant greenhouse you couldn't use it as a walk-in unless you're under 5' tall. I also am not crazy about velcroed ventilation windows that have to be tied open. I would also recommend storing it when not in use to make it last longer

We have enjoyed this greenhouse and a decent price, but it's has it's flaws. It did the job although the cover deteriorated with the summer Phoenix sun by 3 month and the monsoon storm bent one of the poles. We decided to replace both, replacing just the bent pole thinking if it happened again, we'd have spares (essentially it ended up costing twice the price). Our main concern has been that we needed to conform to our association and have it around 6 ft and there aren't a lot of options. Funny that I've read a ton of reviews, but no one brings that up. Anyways, I've been thinking about getting July's Song greenhouse that is about 3x the price of this, but appears to be more of a longer term solution. I would say it met our needs and now we're ready to move on.Update: While removing this greenhouse, we noticed that tiny parts of the cover that deteriorated were all over the plants we were growing. We ended up throwing out all of the top dirt in the planters.

This things a beast. It withstood winds strong enough to rip huge branches from trees. Strong enough that all the telephone poles were swinging. Idk how many mph the winds were. So I gave you a little as to what they were doing. I'd definitely buy this again, I'm amazed. I had plants inside my greenhouse at the time. Tomato seedlings, Gladiolus and Brussels Sprouts. That were getting hardened off. They were in completely fine condition. Not one of them moved an inch.

Its been great for getting my Vege's going this spring.The fact that it is NOT 6' tall when set up, was disappointing since I'm 5'8" tall and its shorter than I am.This means I must stoop over in it, which kills my back!

We had it in our neighbor's yard during a heavy wind storm less than 2 days after we installed it. We used all of the metal anchors with rope. It just wasn't strong enough to stay down. the frame was bent but I saved the plastic to build my own more heavier base.

This greenhouse was so easy to assemble that I was compelled to write this review. I am a 70 year old woman and was able to assemble it by myself in a couple of hours. I have no doubt it will do what I bought it for which is to keep deer from eating my tomato plants.

I've had this greenhouse for about 2 months now. The stakes it comes with are probably not going to hold hit down in a big wind. I bought bigger steaks for the ground and also reinforced the bottom with cynder blocks. It's been through a few storms and still standing. with these extra reinforcements, i haven't had any issues. It stays fairly warm and moist inside. We'll see how the plants do as colder part of winter is approaching.

Installed it a week ago. Secured it to the ground with the provided strings and it seems to be holding well. Still no high winds to deal with so planning on updating this review.....