PHI VIILA Upgraded 20'x10'x6.6' Walk-in Greenhouse, Heavy Duty Green House Outside with Galvanized Steel Frame, High Tunnel PE Cover, 2 Zipper Screen Doors, Large Greenhouses for Outdoors (Green)

Very big. plenty of room. bought the watering systems and the galvanized beds through amazon. Had a little trouble keeping the wind from blowing the cover off but then found out just close the front and back flaps and leave a few windows open and it stayed on in pretty strong winds. use about 20 20lb bags of dirt to hold the sides down.

So far I've just assembled the frame, so can't speak to durability. I will update in a few months. Instructions are terrible. See photo of instruction page. There is no text whatsoever. Only pictures and diagrams and you can't see details like what goes inside and what goes outside, or in what order things go. If you are like me you will have to go back and disassemble portions and reassemble correctly. In addition, page 5 is incorrect. The instructions show part #2 down the right side and part #3 down the left side, but when you assemble the last end panel these must be reversed or the arches will the door support tabs will be reversed.Other than that all the parts were there. That's something. The frame is 1" OD galvanized EMT. This is sturdier material than I would expect for $200. Having said that, if you think you're going to throw the cover on this and secure it to the ground with their twine and little metal pegs. Think again. This thing will blow away within a few weeks. I live in a high wind area. We regularly get 30-40 mph winds and in storms can get winds in excess of 50. In fact, I was assembling this in 30-40mph wind which added to the challenge. I finally left everything finger tight and quit for the day. But, I will dig post holes at all four corners and 2 places on each side and anchor pressure treated 4x4s in post cement and use pipe clamps to anchor the frame to the posts. It also adds additional anti-sway stability. Of course, if severe weather is forecasted or you know a storm is coming, I would suggest removing the cover till the storm has passed. I would not want to chance this thing in 60+ mph wind gusts.I also purchased some felt tape to put on the top of the arches before putting the cover on. This should help prevent the heat from melting the plastic and may allow your cover to last longer. Although, I would recommend at some point getting a heavier greenhouse cover with a higher R factor. It will make it easier to heat the greenhouse during the colder spring and fall months.Bottom line, once you get past the instructions, I think the frame itself is worth the purchase price. I will update if time proves me wrong.

Make sure you have something ready to hold the cover on. We drove spikes through the 4x6 boards we layed on the overhang of the cover into the ground before the wind stopped pulling the cover off.Other than that we are growing some good veggies in these, we have 2 of them.

Not typically one to write reviews but felt inclined on this purchase.My original package was unable to be delivered due to damage in transit. The company was very accommodating in sending a replacement however, I did have a hard time communicating with them and tracking the replacement but this is more due to the Amazon app interface and no fault of the seller.Assembly of the greenhouse was frustrating. Almost none of the pieces were labeled and of those that were labeled, about 25% were labeled incorrectly. The instruction manual was diagram picture only and difficult to follow due to low quality of the diagram instructions. The sequence for assembly in the manual also does not follow what is described in the listing photos. I found it easier to assemble the base first as indicated in the listing photos. Through a ton of trial and error and taking apart/ rebuilding, I was able to assemble it by myself. I have not put the cover on yet so I will update after that. I will note that I purchased this over others due to the advertised thicker tubing. I don’t own a device to accurately measure the thickness but to me they appear to be just as thin and low quality as the tubes they warn against in the product photos on the listing. This is my first greenhouse purchase so I don’t have another to compare it to but that was disappointing. There was also rust forming along cut edge of the tubes after being outside less than 24 hours without any rain which is frustrating as well.Quick summary:Pros: all pieces arrived (though it was impossible to tell until everything was assembled), good size, decent price if it ends up being sturdy enough to last a few seasons at least, you are able to put it together alone if you are okay with taking apart and reassembling pieces a few times.Cons: instructions are awful, questionable quality- namely tubes don’t appear as thick as advertised and rust forming on tubes after being outside less than 24 hours with no rain.Not able to comment on quality of cover just yet.

Built very cheap. The bars bent the canopy ripped, and this is just day after setup. I'm very disappointed with the whole thing

This was not difficult to put together. I did it mostly by myself in a day. My issue is that the cover is already tearing in spots. We actually anchored this to my raised beds so it has withstood the high winds and storms but rubbing on the metal poles has caused holes. It has not stayed as warm as I would have liked it to. I'm sure this would be fine for a region that does not get deep freezes like the midwest does. I'm tearing it down in the Spring and building a removable wood/polycarb panel greenhouse because this def was not it.

I ordered this greenhouse for my winter growing. It came before the weather break but there was a part shortage. The company waisted no time rectifying the issue. I could not have asked for any better service. Triple A service from a triple A company. Thank you. The greenhouse is up, it appears to be very sturdy and the size is amazing. This was definitely a good deal for my money.

More spacious than I thought just put it up wasn't complicated material seems durable