Spring Gardener Gable Enclosed UV Resistant Walk In Garden Greenhouse

I bought mine a little over 2 years ago. Sturdy as can be, frame is rock solid. I have it ratchet strapped to tie downs and it has survived 60mph winds here in Wisconsin. Also made it through 2 rough winters. Now heres, the but....the plastic between the mesh on the cover is just disintegrating! All along the ridge line and above the ribs there about 50 small square holes where the plastic used to be. Leaks like a sieve now and lets all the heat out. Pretty much useless now which is a shame because I really thought this was a quality greenhouse. I would order a new top if it's offered. If not, i guess i will just cover it with plastic sheeting.

I have had my 8 x10 greenhouse for 4-5 years now. I put it up in Nov-Dec and leave it up until around March or when our nights start staying above 50 degrees. It is very easy to put up, it does require two people to get the cover on the frame, but we get the whole thing done in 1-2 hours. I love this green house the large doors make it easy to get my large plants in once it is up, and plenty of room inside. I use the the large heat bulbs to heat it. I have it set up that I can run either 2-4 or 5, depending how cold it is going to be. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the manufacturer should use wider (2inch) strips of Velcro for the window closures. If the green House is not 100% square ( which is difficult to do) the windows do not close completely. I brought my greenhouse to an upholsterer to add pieces of Velcro to the Windows so if the windows are off a bit the Velcro still grabs.

I loved this greenhouse. Easy to put together. The only drawback is I live in Florida. Make sure you tie it down. Strong winds sent mine flying into my neighbor's yard across the street. We had to tape the rips with gorilla tape. Second problem is the hot sun. The plastic between the mesh disintegrated and fell out. The fabric between the mesh panels faded and weakened and the Velcro tabs to hold the rolled up window panels broke off. So, I don't recommend this for the southern climates. Sun is too strong. Wish I had known this. Keeping the frame and going to see what I can do with it.

This is my first Greenhouse so far is great

Went up easily, its important to have perfectly level ground, as there is no ability to adjust for uneven terrain. The panels went up easily too. It has held up in windstorms, rain, and the incessant Florida sun. The downside is that the bungee cords deteriorated in less than a year. I replaced them with nylon zip strips. We had to tie ours down to keep it from wandering in a wind storm, but that is okay, its not make to be a permanent structure . The next problem is that the roof didn't last long - it got brittle and cracked and split and became worthless - but it took a couple of years before it was worthless. Getting replacement parts, like a replacement roof, is exceptionally difficult. Still, it does what I need it to do and at a price point that doesn't get me nervous when the wind kicks up.