HomGarden Portable Walk-in Greenhouse 2-Tier 8-Shelves, Roll-up Zipper Door

This is my 2nd greenhouse. I took a gardening break for 2 years and was so happy to see they still make my original walk-in greenhouse! Like most people, I rarely ever do reviews when I'm happy. We're more likely to take the time and energy to do them when we're angry! That's a fact and why companies offer incentives. That was a bonus for me as I planned on doing a review when I next logged in because I received my new one in 2 days of ordering!!!! Unbelievable quality for price! Perfect size, easy to stand in and work. It's nice to buy something reasonably priced that doesn't fall apart! Barring a tornado that is ! The 4 racked shelves on each side plus ground held 3-4 pots on each rack, plus heavy ceramic pots on ground %26 frame to avoid making it top heavy. About 16 pots each side More than enough for me. There was nothing wrong with the 1st one I bought 7 years ago, I just went a few years of not needing it and accidentally cut the heavy duty cover to make a door cover for a construction project because it's reinforced, woven, heavyweight vinyl not brittle plastic. The covering is most important part! 5 years of Nor'easters, hurricanes covering greenhouse and part I cut out to make an exterior door cover, it never once tore! Even the ties that are seen into seams would teardown off but seam stayed intact. I even used the 2 tiered shelving for over 3 years exposed to elements before they rusted. They're meant to be covered. I still use the old shelf racks to cover dog holes! The only wear was in some of the tie downs to metal pole framework after 5 years of Nor'easters. I'm in high wind area of Outer Banks (1st ✈️) and often used cinder blocks to weigh down bottom of frame along with the weight of garden pots, %26 tucked bottom vinyl under and weighed it down. If I'd had the room in back yard, out of the north wind, it wouldn't have been an issue. The metal frame makes it really lightweight and the small metal stakes that come with it just didn't work in sandy soil here. The 2 tiered shelves are part of frame so keeping weight of pots on them helps a lot. It survived a few small hurricanes once moved to right spot. I'm barely 5' 4", and by myself was able to set up 1st one in about 2 hours following diagramed instructions. Getting cover on was tricky until I ignored instructions and just stood inside and guided the cover over my head and top poles. This new one I set up under 1 hour. My only criticism is: It should have double sided zipper door so that it can be shut and opened from inside to keep cold out while gardening inside. Also, new one doesn't seem to have ties to keep door rolled up or it's designed differently and I'm not seeing them. You'll want to vent on sunny days or steam will fry and shock plants. I'm insure there's a way, just different is all.

Easy to put together, even from my wheelchair! Directions were easy to follow. I did have some issues getting some of the metal bars far enough into the plastic attachments. Once it was completely together, it looks great. The wire shelves are very flimsy and I had to zip tie them to the bars. They were also too short, but I will make do.