EAGLE PEAK3 Tier Lean-to Portable Greenhouse, Heavy-Duty Indoor & Outdoor Garden with Wire Shelves, 2 Roll-Up Zipper Doors, Easy Assembly, 79"x39"x83" Clear/Green PE Cover

Can withstand 40 mph wind gusts if fastened to a wall. It needs an almost constant source of moisture or the foliage will dry out. Provides warmth if placed in an area that receives 4 - 6 hours of partial or full sun. Do not use grow bulb or portable electric heater, as you may cause the top of the canopy to melt where the metal rods touch the plastic. With a little vigilance to these conditions, plant life can be sustained significantly.

I usually build a frame and cover it with plastic to keep our potted plants safe in the winter. With the current price of lumber, we decided to give this a try. It worked out perfectly. I especially like the zippered sides, as I can open it up during warm times and zip it back down during cold times.During the freezes, I put a small personal heater inside and it stayed very warm. It keeps the humidity very high inside also, great for the plants.I'm going to order a second one so we have 2 for next winter.

I bought the greenhouse in April 2022 and put it on a narrow part of the deck, partially under an overhang and against the house. I never attached it to the house. Did really over the summer and fall and up until the end of Feb. it survived all the snow storms we have been having in California (I am in the mountains 4800 ft) with winds upward of 60mph. However, what did it in was 31/2+ feet of snow and ice sliding off the roof and essentially crushing it. Poles got bent, connectors stressed and broken and the outside was torn. Have just dug through 6 ft of snow to get to it. Plants were somewhat okay (even after 3 weeks like this) but I haven’t yet tried to salvage the parts.So as flimsy as it seems, mine held out quite well in the spot it was in. Will definitely attempt to salvage it but likely get a new one and figure out the snow on the roof situation should we have storms like this again.

After setting up I immediately noticed a rip in the front seem to the left. Taped with duct tape but am disappointed because I didn't tear at all. Also tonight inside was chilly at 6pm. May need to use heat lamp but thought it shouldn't need one. Plz advise??Not even three days later and the loop on the right, to keep the tie down tied on came.off.

This gets 5 stars for customer service. I purchased this and assembled it in under and hour. It's mounted to the house with the included hardware. After 8 months we got a freak wind storm with gale force winds that ripped the vinyl covering. I contacted the company to see if it was possible to purchase a replacement vinyl covering and they shipped me a new one free. Bottomline, this product was easy to install by myself, saved me HUNDREDS of dollars, kept all my citrus trees alive this winter, and the company has stellar customer service. I highly recommend!

It was very easy to put together. If you can mount this product with the mounting hardware it's pretty sturdy. Positive, it's roomier than I expected. I have 3 large pots inside with my citrus trees. The negative is quality; the shelf racks are very flimsy, welds aren't quality, and I wouldn't trust the shelves to hold much weight.

Fit my space perfectly! Gets the south sun.

All the parts were present. Well marked parts. Easy to follow instructions. Went together in about 1½ hours. We secured it to the side of the house with the hardware provided. We weighted the 'skirt' down with concrete garden edging blocks. If I need to put a heating bulb it will be easy to do so. Post script: it's been getting into the low 20's to mid teens and the inside temp has dropped as well. I have a 100w bulb but it's not enough. It's 24° outside and 32° inside the greenhouse with 96% humidity. I'm getting some mold on the dirt surface so I'm opening it up when the temps outside reach 40°.