Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 6 x 3 x 2 m/ 20 x 10 x 7 ft Portable Plant Hot House w/ Galvanized Steel Hoops, 3 Top Beams, 4 Diagonal Poles, 2 Zippered Doors & 12 Roll-up Windows, White

It is the perfect sized greenhouse for my growing needs. How ever, I made the mistake of putting the first one up before winter and with the amount of snow we had it partly collapsed before I got out to sweep it off again. I bought the second one to replace bent parts. For the money though it's a great for one season use.

If you have any wind at all it’ll just rip open. Poles are small and thin. I was hoping I could use it for a few spring if I take it down during summer and winter. But I think it’ll only last one spring. Very light weight and pretty cheap quality

Extremely flimsy!!! If you live where there is any wind at all, buy something else. I like the design and price, but I don't expect it to get through one season. I spent several days after initial construction trying to secure it by boltong it to railroad ties, adding a shade tarp over the entire top to attach ground wire stakes to, building door frames and everything I could to stabilize it, and after only 3 days of mild breeze there were holes tearing in the plastic where the pipe ends and bolts rubbed. I covered these with duck tape, so we'll see. It could be a good product but it needs some serious upgrades.

Commande reçu dechiree.

Does not stand up to high winds very well, all my hoops broke and the cover ripped in many places during high winds. It's not a bad starter green house, just reinforce the hoops and definitely needs tied down, or a very protected area. We salvaged ours by cutting and replacing the broken hoop parts and got new plastic for a cover. I would buy it again. Just be prepared for high winds.

With many hands, we put this up in a couple of hours and took it down in less than one hour. However, one of the ribs for the arch was drilled in the wrong direction. So it’s cheap and pretty easy, but you may need to make some adjustments on your own…

If you don't live in a high wind area and you take extreme care when building it and reinforce that corners and don't bump into it with anything sharp and use every lock washer you can find it's probably a good buy. But for me the first wind storm toward the shreds and bent all the poles. I had it waited down I had it strapped down and it just those poles can't take much weight at all and because it's a whole bunch of pieces you don't get the strength from the arch it just collapses at each joint.

Fermeture éclair pas très résistantes

Work real good until the first windstorm of ten miles an hour and it ripped it. The frame is still standing .

I have had this green house for 2 years had to buy a new one last year to get a new cover as the cover didn't last long in my region. But for the price it suit it purpose.