Outsunny 11.5' x 10' x 6.5' Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, Green House with Zippered Mesh Door, 7 Mesh Windows & Roll-up Sidewalls, Upgraded Gardening Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Hoops, Green

I was skeptical after I got it when I read some of the reviews they’re wrong. They just don’t know how to build it. Apparently very good product sturdy it’s nice. I built it by myself in an hour and a half by myself one person no complaints I would recommend this. Somebody knows what they’re doing putting it together. It’s not that hard Zippers were good. Everything works great. I see this lasting a long time.

This tunnel greenhouse by Outsunny arrived a day early, unexpected, in a busted box. All of the parts were present and appeared to be undamaged, however, during assembly, we found the push tabs on the poles would get stuck inside the poles and had to be "fished out." One of them could not even be retrieved, rendering the entire greenhouse unusable. I finally gave up and put it all back in the box. The poles are cheap, there are no washers, and the cheaply-made push tabs on the poles are a disaster waiting to happen. The Allen wrench tool and "baby wrench" made assembly extremely difficult. This entire experience was a total disappointment. If you want to spend a Sunday mad enough to spit, buy this.

Came quick and packaged nicely. No parts missing. Instructions are pics only but easily read. Easy to set up, did it myself in about 45 minutes, but I’m a Jack of all, a lay person will need a helper, or if you are a handy dandy and have a helper grab him/her! The frame construction is tricky by yourself, As a previous buyer said. Do not tighten anything until frame is fully assembled. Forget the lil wrench and get a 10mm deep socket, trough the wrench would work, a socket makes it easier. The included Allen wrench is good for holding bolt while tightening. After everything tightened up, I used painters tape on all connections just to firm it up some ( was going to use gorilla tape but though about disassembling later). Seemed pretty stiff and sturdy for thin walled tubing. The covering is one piece and is a good thickness. It was easy enough to install. Has sewn in Velcro straps to secure to frame. Wife was disappointed in the overall size ( 9.5 ft x 11.5 ft and low headroom). It’s temporary though, until I build a proper “She Shed/green house” which will be 16 x12. This will work until then. Will be used for plant storage during cold winter days which are rare here in SE Louisiana.The little L shaped anchors are a joke. I also made some longer/heavier anchor rods for the bottom tubing and used 4 per side including front and back. (16 total). I did that to keep frame tight to ground to help keep our slithery friends from having easy access. Please consider buying the cork screw type anchors with included straps. Get the 4pack here on Amazon.Go ahead s buy one if you’re contemplating. They’re inexpensive enough

Assembly was easy enough with two people. Took a few hours in the afternoon. Be careful not to over tighten the screws or you’ll deform the pipes since they are thin, which honestly isn’t a huge issue if it happens. Very happy with the end result. It will work nicely to keep critters out of the plants and seems like it will be a good intermediate step before getting an actual, more expensive greenhouse. I’ll be happy if it lasts a few years. I think it will need to be anchored more than the little string and stakes provided and I plan on adding that. I’ll try to add an update as it gets through more weather. Overall, a very good purchase, especially for the price!

Ventilation ... 3 stars ... side opening should be biggerSturdiness ... 2 stars ... weak and thin metalEase of assembly ... 3 stars ... instructions absolutely suckWeight ... 4 stars ... strong and lightweightCover ... 4 stars ... strong and lightweightTies ... 1 star ... not even set up for a month and all the window and door ties are rotting and falling apart. Company gave me a $40 partial refund to "have it repaired locally". It ended up in the trash after a quote of $210 to repair it.

This is my first year owning a greenhouse and starting a garden!! I’m so happy with how this turned out in the end!! We used rebar u-hook stakes to anchor down the frame to the ground I believe this will make it more sturdy and less of a chance for it to blow away. Worth the money in my opinion with a few adjustments so it lasts longer! Will update a few months into the season to see how it continues holding up!

The tie straps are poor quality and began fraying within the first week, not to mention the front entry "door" has poor placement for the straps - they are WAY too far over on either side, literally inches from the edge.Replacing these with more velcro and switching the placement would go a long way to improving the functionality of this greenhouse.

If I could rate it lower than 1 star, you bet your a$$ I would. Cheap material, broke into MANY pieces after 4 hours of careful instruction and inspection. Cover ripped, frame is destroyed. Just buy a tiller or raised beds without this piece of junk.