NETAJE 6'x7' Outdoor Greenhouse, Walk-in Polycarbonate Green House with Aluminum Frame for Backyard, Black

Assembly was rough, but it was well worth it. Couple tips: panels have TWO films, one on each side. remove both or doing it assembled is darn near impossible. Look out for little instructions. 2 upper legs have special holes that have to match with each other on the window slot and the window has to be there too. the window has a little retainer you have to slide in with the window. and don't tighten anything until you're done; part of putting your last panels in involves a little disassembly. Door doesn't have a stopper to stay open so you gotta get creative. In high winds it will tend to move or even try to leave (2 person lift but 1 man-that-has-looked-at-the-gym lift) so anchor it well. we put it on a 2-wide pallet, 2 dirt screw anchors and a metal cable between de anchors snaking around the 2 silvery metal supports. Plants are happy and toasty with a little sun. definitely a step up from the tarp style greenhouse we had before that the wind ate for breakfast.

This is a great second tier from pvc greenhouse. The value for the quality is great. I wouldn't pay more than the sale price for this, but it's much better than the roll up plastic and pvc fixtures. The instructions begin very strong and are well done however, around step 16 you sort of need to feel out the best way to put it together yourself. It's fairly delicate as far as using a hand driver not a drill. I see when people say it bends easily and I wouldn't use a lot of force. That being said if you're an organized and methodical person with time and patience the outcome is more than reasonable for the price. I've attached photos of the sides I had to shave down. Four of the poly panels were about a quarter to three eighths inch too tall for fitting to the frame. I found one part of the frame hidden in another portion as well upon laying out all the pieces. It's fairly light weight so I would recommend tie downs if it's not backed against anything. The end product is very attractive and modern sophistication. This house is for the 6' x 4'. I'm not sure how any of the larger versions would be. The roof is by far the most difficult and I recommend using tape to hold the parts together while you work. I put this together on my own and would admit another hand would have made it easier, but I did do it alone.