YITAHOME Heavy Duty Greenhouse Outdoor

Small shelves, flimsy connectors, just a real mediocre greenhouse. Fairly tall, will take flight in even slight breezes even when anchored. I will say the cover is good, but all in all just kind of useless, each shelf will only hold a standard 72 ct. Tray and a few small pots, but only 4 shelf grates come with it.

It was easy to assemble. I use it for planting vegetable seeds. It works great very hot inside all day. I secured mine by securing plywood to old pallets. Then securing piping to plywood with 1/2 inch pipe straps

It is the best low cost green house you can imagine.We have a large green house, but this is so convenient to put up and move to where ever you want to.The cost was so low and we can use it everywhere. The point is that it is easy to assemble and take down or just move, ie, any two people can pick it up and move it.

I’ve been waiting to write a review as I knew purchasing this that it was not the most sturdy option due to being the cheaper option, however I wanted a head start on green housing prior to building mine. Well, we were a little underwhelmed with the size and light weight factors while putting this together (which was extremely easy by the way, I am 5’ tall and did it all with a breeze except needed another set of hands for the tarp cover) so I figured I’d see how it handles the elements while we transition into spring. I put a few cylinder blocks and some cement pavers along the entire base of the greenhouse because the straps to the ground are cheap & flimsy, they don’t do a thing for support straight into the ground alone. We just had an intense winter storm, rain/ice/sleet/snow, 50-60mph winds, power outages everywhere for several days due to down trees and power lines… This tiny little greenhouse HELD ITS GROUND!! A mature pine tree nearby snapped in half from the damaging wind and heavy snow, debris everywhere and this “tent” never budged from its place, there are no tears or breaks from ice surrounding it and breaking, etc. I don’t think it would survive a tree falling ON it, but it did outlast this insane storm that took out many large and heavy things with its wrath. I included a pic of it when I first put it up & a bad pic of the tree down/aftermath of the storm. So, due to that, I give major props and have a whole new trust in the durability of this light little thing! It handled the heaviest, wettest snow we’ve had all year. Glad I purchased and thanks for reading my experience if you read all of that.

I was really impressed with this portable greenhouse for the low low price. I was able to assemble it by myself; even on a very windy day. Took an hour or so and the instructions were clear. I did not need any tools. The framework just slips together easily. Once the frame and shelves are all up, you just slip the plastic over it and there are little ties on the inside and string and ground stakes for outside. Then you place rocks or bricks along the excess plastic at the bottom. I tied it to my privacy fence for additional stability. The interior shelves are convenient and sturdy. You can place the greenhouse right on the ground, but I made a floor for it with pavers. That way it stays neat and clean inside. The door rolls up and there are nice clips to hold it up/open. It is recommended to leave the door open on hot days for ventilation. I noticed leaving the door open encourages bugs and wasps to fly in. Would have been nice to have a screen and maybe a couple screened windows; but I am very satisfied because it was so affordable.