Nice greenhouse. It retains heat very well, but in temperatures above 115 degrees it can become too hot. An additional window, vent or rear opening would have helped with ventilation.
The structure is very sturdy yet lightweight — two people can easily lift and move it if needed. It does exactly what it’s meant to do. Overall, I think it offers good value for money.

I needed a greenhouse for the winter as I have quite a few fruit plants and some flowers I wanted to save. You definitely need another person to help with the assembly. The instruction booklet could really do with clearer pictures and better explanations — there’s very little written guidance, so you’re mostly matching part numbers and screws to the pictures and working it out as you go. It took me about a day and a half to get it fully set up. Everything was included with no missing parts, and I actually had some spare screws left over. It arrived in two boxes, one for the frame and one for the panels. The greenhouse itself is on the smaller side, but it suits my needs for now, although I’ll likely need a larger one once the plants grow. Overall, it’s a decent greenhouse for beginners or for simply protecting plants over the winter months. Once fully assembled it feels sturdy, and there are several ways to anchor it down for high winds and storms — anchoring is essential, as it would lift or blow away if left unsecured. The tools I used were a hex driver, star bit, flat-head screwdriver or drill, plus a rubber mallet and needle-nose pliers. I won’t lie, there were a few frustrating moments during the build, especially when fitting certain parts together, but I got there in the end.

The manual vent is easy to operate.

Purchased this to overwinter some plants rather than bringing them indoors every autumn, and also to start seeds in early spring. It was fairly straightforward to put together — a few parts needed two of us, but I managed most of it on my own. I’m having a platform built in the garden so it can be installed more permanently in spring; for now it’s sitting in the corner of my decking. I used the supplied brackets with a flat washer and fixed it securely to the deck. It’s a good size and holds plenty of plants, and I’ve even added a few makeshift shelves to fit more in. I put artificial turf on the floor and ended up adding a garden chair too — it’s quite a nice place to sit and get away for a bit. Overall, I’m very pleased with the purchase and hoping it stands up well over winter so I can start my seeds outside next spring.

Does wobble a bit if you shake it, but fine in the wind.

The greenhouse took around 6–7 hours to assemble with help, not including site preparation or the foundation. Two people are the minimum, though three would definitely make it easier. Everything went together as it should, but a flat, level base is absolutely essential and all sides need to be plumb. If you put the time into preparing a proper foundation, the assembly itself is relatively straightforward. The plastic corner connectors are a great feature, making assembly easier while also creating strong joints, and they were one of the main reasons I chose this greenhouse, along with the built-in gutters. All the parts fit snugly and a mallet is needed to seat the corner blocks properly. Adding a bit of silicone sealant and a few cable ties helps to further strengthen and secure the structure. I’d happily buy another one in the future if I needed it.

Using it to store garden furniture cushions over winter (in bags). Dry as a bone.

Can't fault it for the price.

Best crop I've ever had.

Does exactly what it says on the tin.