VonHausWalk In Greenhouse – Green House with 8 Shelves and Weatherproof Re-enforced Plastic PVC Cover – Plant House/Grow House for Garden and Outdoor – Roll Up Zip Panel Door – Easy No Tool Assembly

Easy to put together and looks good too. Anchored with slabs. Ok the zip looks a little flimsy so care is needed. Roomy and with prudent organisation I have got 10 tomato plants 4 tumbler tomatoes in baskets and six full size plants in grow bags have strengthened rear bar with old broom handle to hold hanging baskets, numerous cuttings a cucumber aubergine plant lots of cuttings snd there is still room for spare pots and watering cans, definitely a Tardis!for £59 a snip!Update a year later= wish I could give it more stars! Has withstood winds bad weather. No serious rusting on poles and have another excellent crop of tomato I have temporarily removed shelves on one side to enable tomato plants more room. I know for this price it won’t last forever but I am dxpecting to get a few more years out of it and it will be eventually replaced by the same, so Please do not stop making this little gem

Good quality, one person assembly, would recommend

Easy to assemble and quite sturdy only had this item for a few days so time will tell .

So easy to install, instructions are very clear. Perfect for the beginner gardener. My seeds are coming along nicely! I luv it

Haven't put it up yet but have checked it and it looks good value for money it's a decent size and seems sturdy enough .

In reality this could be compared to a camping tent, it is fairly delicate so needs to be treated gently and not confused with a solid greenhouse. It needs to be dissasembled at the end of the summer and re-erected in late spring when the UK weather allows. I have found it extremely useful as I cannot afford a greenhouse at this stage and I have plants that need nursing. One has to be careful about condensation as it has no air vents so the degree to which you unzip the opening at any given time and weather condition is important. To anchor it I used heavy firebricks. If you have a heavier plant then place two instead of one shelves below it. You can gain the extra shelves by using the sunmost part to establish three tomato plants which will grow right through the shelving area above them. All in all as a starter greenhouse it is in my opinion a good buy.

Value for money and easy to put up, looks like it will be fit for purpose but time will tell.I had to use plastic ties to keep the wire shelves secure. I might need to put pegs over the bottom of the frame to make more secure because of the the weather, but I have placed it behind a shed to buffer the wind. So far I'm pleased with this.PS. Not for windy climate!

I am very pleased with my greenhouse. I am a 74 year older woman and I erected it on my own in 2 1/2 hours. I set everything out on the ground...put poles in number order and sorted the green fixing parts into groups. They all have the letter on them so easy to do. I am looking forward to growing peppers especially.