Machrus OGrow Small Greenhouses for Outdoors-Portable Walk in Large Greenhouse Kit for Plants - 4X6 Green Houses for Outside-Polycarbonate Greenhouse Panels with Vent Window, Heavy Duty Aluminum Frame

I love this greenhouse. The temp inside gets very hot in our southern weather, so using 2 fans in addition to opening the door and vent. Put this on a 14 inch foundation which makes for more vertical space. Must be assembled on a perfectly flat surface and should be checked for square so that the polycarbonate sheeting fits snugly. Got a crazy good deal on this, so bought 2. So far, we’ve only assembled one. Took 13 hrs for 2 people doing step by step per the video instructions. We are keeping it on our deck since our goal is a hydroponic garden. Thinking of adding shade cloth for heat management.

Beware: Frame drops panels and 2 year old panels shatter in place. Poor quality panels blew in first year even with edges wrapped in greenhouse adhesives like I do my Palram. The Palram is doing well after 5 years. This OGrow had problems the first year, and at this time has 5 panels blown out under a shade cover and 3 more panels shattered and useless. The remaining panels are discolored. Palram panels remain clear. After 25 years my RION has 2 discolored panels on the roof. A friend had screwed pvc panels onto his OGrow frame the first year since without shade cloth or cover his panels blew out the first year.

If you have ever assembled a model rocket, airplane or car you know that they have skill levels, this is at least a skill level number 4 for assembly.Make sure you have nice level ground to assemble this on and make sure you pay attention because step number 11.3 should be step number 11.1.This is an OK value for the money but if you do not assemble it correctly it will be garbage

Got a great deal on this. At first I was a little worried about how sturdy it would be but once together it's not bad. Make sure you use caulking when you put the panels in place. It really makes a difference. Put a nice size bead where the panels slide in. I used tubes of the cheap clear stuff (with silicone) from Wal-Mart.

Bought this to take care of my plants specifically during winter season. Surprised with quality 10/10. Ventilation is a nice feature to get fresh air in, door is sliding so saves space. Aluminum parts are sturdy. Assembly is time consuming however app helped to give detailed steps.

There were many missing parts. Cheap and flimsy.

Kind of difficult to assemble, like putting an Erector set together, not really a job for an amateur, it took about a full day. But the quality is excellent, very sturdy once I caulked the panels in. I mounted it on a 4x6 PT base. already survived a big wind storm with flying colors.

Things you’ll need prior to assembly:-patience of a saint-arms of an octopus-vocabulary of a sailor-beginners knowledge of Chinese witchcraft-comprehension skills if Thomas Sowell-assembly abilities of an Nasa Aerospace engineerThis thing kicked my tail for a solid 14 hours. 3 of those were spent REassembling the damage cause by a gentle gust of wind prior to complete assembly. My recommendation, assemble in a shop or garage to avoid that catastrophe. Once complete, it’s fairly sturdy. It’s getting to the complete part that caused me to consume copious quantities of whisky.When it dies, it will get a Vikings funeral because I will NEVER buy one of these, unassembled, again.