Customer Reviews for VEVOR Polycarbonate Greenhouse, 8 x 10 Ft, Outdoor Greenhouse with 2 Vent Windows, Pavilion Styled Greenhouse with Hinged Door, Aluminum Large Walk-in Greenhouse Kit for Outside Garden Backyard

Don't believe the haters...it is a quality kit and you will get out of it, exactly what you put in. That means putting effort into site preparation which, in my case, means pressure treated 4x4 lumber resting on gravel which is on top of landscaping cloth. Do the irrigation in advance and save yourself headaches later. If the base is level, the kit will go up easy. I was disappointed to see the 1 star reviews. People who are not mechanically inclined should perhaps avoid ANY polycarbonate greenhouse...but those willing to put in some elbow grease will be rewarded handsomely. Incredible value for the money...good luck all.

Really pleased with this polycarbonate greenhouse. It was very easy to put up and has already helped me grow loads of chillies successfully. I didn’t opt for the self-opening windows, but the standard manual windows work perfectly well for ventilation. The frame is lightweight, so we strapped it down because our site is quite windy — once secured, it’s been absolutely fine. Great value and a solid choice if you want something simple, effective, and easy to assemble.

Assez longue à monter mais pas trop compliquée si vous avez déjà fait des meubles ikea. Je suggère de boucher les cellules du coté supérieur des panneaux (dans le haut seulement) avec du silicone translucide pour empêcher l’infiltration d’eau dans les cellules par la pluie avant de les installer.

we love it

First off, Super easy to put together if you make sure to thoroughly read and look closely at the pictures! Great quality and seriously beautiful all up! I ended up putting in on treated 4x4 base and added pavers inside for the floor and it look like the $$$$ big money greenhouses! Definitely recommend and I actually think i'll be getting the larger one too!

Just received this week and here in north central Illinois, the ground is still frozen, so can't install till the spring thaw. All parts are well crafted and precise, although on the light side structurally. I assume that all of these type of kits are similar. Items were packed well although a couple aluminum pieces needed touching up. Instructions are good, but diagrams are small and really have to look at them a couple times to make sure you orient the parts correctly. I plan to add some reinforcing and solid anchoring to make it more structurally sound. Time will tell if it can survive some of the nasty weather we get.

A lot of parts, instructions where a tad hard to follow and not sure if it’ll actually be able to withstand any snow due to how thing the panels are but we will see. Oh also still do not have it completed due to the windows not installed so mine is just open until i figure it out.

Installation took sometime, mainly due to accidental inverted assemblies, etc. But it was relatively easy to put together, just time consuming. Been up for a few months now and biggest complaint? The doors. The cheap latch keeps coming loose, and the I holes for locking broke after the first month. Am installing my own I-hook product to keep the doors latched. If it was not for the door design flaws? I would give this 5 stars.

Love the greenhouse, exact what we were looking for. There were some areas of the directions that were vague and the diagrams are very small., but the small bit of frustration was worth the final product.

I LOVE the greenhouse. I would give it 5 stars but one thing was left out and not mentioned ever. There is a tape that is made to seal the ends of the poly panels so that they don't get full of water. No tape, no mention in any of the packaging. I knew about this because I'm a contractor and built a green house for orchids for a customer and he told me about this. I purchased separately and have had no issues with moisture. Other than that, I really like my greenhouse. I did purchase one of the Vevor ventilation fans and green house heaters. Our temps here in WNC have been 20 - 90 the last month. I've been able to keep the inside temp between 70-85. Already have tomatoes blooming.