Quictent 12x6.6x6.6 FT Greenhouse for Outdoors, Heavy Duty Large Garden High Tunnel Walk-in Green House, Portable Winter Hot House with PE Cover Zipper Screen Door & 6 Screen Windows, Green

For the price this product is well worth it. If I need to, I can always strengthen the frame for water or snow load. They do say that it is not meant to be used during heavy rainfall or snow events. Other than that the skin looks durable, and everything set up easily. I will use a heater set on low to keep it above freezing as it is supposed to get down to 27F by next week.ps...This product is working out very well. Although, it is necessary to add extra support for durability. I used a heavy twine to lash the frame together. The first time it rained, I went into it to see how it was holding up. It was passing drops of water through the breathable skin. Not good as I have an electric heater on low that sits inside. So I bought a 4mm thick transparent plastic sheet 10' by 15'. I used that to cover the domed roof and part way down the sides, plus the entire length draped over the ends. It functions excellent. One night temps dropped down to around 10F and my lime tree held perfect which is the reason I purchased this item. The lime tree is now too big to bring inside for the winter. I keep a large 30 gallon ice chest filled with water inside plus a few 5 gallon containers of water. This gives the greenhouse added heat protection through a cold night. So far the water has not froze over so the heater on low and the water containers do a great job. Finally, I added poles to support the roof as it will eventually get snowed on in a few days.

I ordered this to protect my garden beds from cherries from my cherry tree and bird poop from all of the birds that nest in the tree. It works great! Was super easy to set up, but would definitely recommend having at least two people setting it up. I reinforced the greenhouse using T-posts and zip ties connecting to all four corners inside, as well as cinder blocks on the outside to keep it from any chance or blowing over. I plan on taking it down before winter though, I don’t think it could hold up to snow at all.If you plan on planting tomato plants, I suggest using the string method for when the tomato plants get super tall! My plants are to the very top of the greenhouse now (higher than in the photo)Also, I ordered two of these packs for proper drainage flooring in the greenhouse. It covered the walkways in between my two garden beds inside. Super easy to put together and makes it look nice inside without getting muddy12 Pack 11.8" x 11.8"... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099KHWZDS?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Kind of difficult to review i think its alright for the price if you plan on reinforcing it, the poles are very very thin as well as the cover i was very careful putting it together and one of the welds on a pole broke as well as having a rip in the cover by the time it was together though it was very easy to put together i dont for see it lasting long even though i have it in a low wind area 2 ft in the ground i dont think its bad for the price but i was disappointed to be duct taping it on day 1. Update after about a month the zippers no longer work several areas are duct taped and im left trying to figure out if the warranty is worth it because i have no where to put my plants to send it back the seams across the top leak when it rains as well but main issue is the zippers i the worst ive delt with on anything very low qaulity zippers will not last long and there is no way to close the door now and it stays very hot if its 70 outside its pushing 90 in here there are no vents at the top for hot air to escape so even with an oscilating fan on the floor and a duct fan mounted at the top exausting hot air it stays 10-15 degrees hotter than outside i like that i am able to have a greenhouse but would not consider buying again you can reinforce it but the zippers wont last the seams leak andits overall very cheap materials i would of just started building a frame or made one from pvc pipe instead knowing what i know now

My greenhouse collapsed from the torrential San Diego rain recently. The support beam design at the top of the house allowed the water to pool directly between the two longitudinal poles. I wish there was some sort of draining mechanism or at the very least a center pole that would allow precipitation run off. Otherwise a good investment and spacious.EDIT 22 Feb 2024: The seller offered a full replacement for my collapsed greenhouse which arrived very promptly. I will try to figure out a better support system in case we get a lot of rain again but their customer service was outstanding in my case. Overall a great product but be wary of a lot of rain!

This is a seasonal use greenhouse that we are using to protect plants during the winter months. I set this up on my patio. We are in a mild winter climate however we do get a few freeze and frost days that require keeping the plants above 38F. This was a perfect fit for the patio and the size is correct for the number of plants we move in. I also purchased canopy weight water bags to hold the greenhouse in place during gusty wind. The unit is large and will move in the wind if not secured with weights or staking. Assembly is easy but will require a second set of hands to complete. Initially I did not have the canopy weights and the wind did torque the frame. I contacted the manufacturer and they responded quickly sending new replacement parts at no charge without question. Great service and very much appreciated. I strongly recommend having canopy weights available when setting up. These are available on Amazon at reasonable cost. I am using 6. Each weighs about 22 Lbs when filled with water and have Velcro straps to attach to the greenhouse legs. We have had some 30 to 35 MPH wind gusts and the unit has not moved.

For the price, the greenhouse cannot be beaten in ease of assembly or natural aesthetics. I like that it is simple to assemble with POP buttons. The ground stakes and design work very well with my garden. It keeps the birds out and lets the garden stay just a little cooler than the outside air temperature in the summer and warmer in the winter.Cover for the Green House only lasts about 7 months. It disintegrates, leaving dust and plastic particles all over the garden. The frame is still good.