Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

We've been in need of a small greenhouse for some time now and finally got around to researching and picked this one. We chose to assemble it on a wood deck base, an investment of roughly 60 dollars. Assemble was simple enough, despite not having written instructions. The assembly instructions are in illustrations, which is fine, very detailed,easy to understand. My only advice to prospective buyers is to carefully observe the illustrations. I had to back track a few times due to fasteners being installed in the wrong holes, etc. Overall assembly was easy enough. Working by myself, I had it assembled and ready to our seedlings in about 5 hours. As light wieght as it is, I find it to be much sturdier than it looks. The weather will give it a good test in the coming days with wind and rain, but I feel confident our little green house will hold up just fine. Update: Well it's been around a week or so since we've completed our greenhouse and put into service. We've experienced some heavy rains and weather since then and the house has not leaked and held together perfectly. It does warm up pretty quickly as the sun rises, so we may upgrade to an auto ventilation arm, but for now we easily just open the vent manually and close it it in the evenings to protect our seedlings, which by the way are doing great. It is much roomier than I had expected and has accomodated a small work table and shelves. Do I recommend this greenhouse???? Heck Yeah! Update on September 5, 2020 It’s been a few years and our greenhouse is going strong. This year we relocated it to make room for a pool project. I removed the screws securing it to the wood base we had built and carried the whole house to the new location. All is good, then comes Hurricane Laura. We live in North Louisiana by the time she came through she was still a strong Cat 1 Hurricane. Heavy rains , sustained 60 mph winds, and gusts of 75 to 90. The only damage was the vent came off, my fault as I overlooked that in our storm preps. I straightened up the auto ventilation arm and reattached the whole thing. Update Part 2. Going on 5 years now and I continue to sing this little greenhouse’s praises. In the last year 2020 into 2021 we have experienced two hurricanes in North Louisiana that blew through as Cat 1, winds 70 mph with higher gusts, tropical downpours. A tornado event with hail. Several inches of snow followed weeks later by a once in a lifetime ice and snow storm. And our little house has stood up to it all. No cracks, no metal deterioration, everything works like the day we assembled it. And our seedlings seem to like it too. Lightweight but tough and durable and it still looks great. Worth every penny and I still highly recommend it to anyone who needs a small backyard greenhouse.