Outsunny 9.7' x 6.5' x 6.5' Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, Outdoor Green House with Anti-Tear PE Cover, Zipper Doors and Mesh Windows, White

This this is really really nice! it is easy to assembly, feels sturdy, the cover is not thin by any means compared to a lot of greenhouses. I am using it indoors for my plant room over the winter time. Plenty of space, I added two 48" wire shelves down one side with a area for taller items between, and another rack with the rest dedicated to larger potted plants that cant fit on a shelf. Now I almost want another one to try outside behind the shed, just to see what it can do in a midwest winter. Windows and zippers seem well bonded and velcro'd.

Assembly not hard but you need two people the material seems very well made and fit nice and snug around the frame. I did purchase trampoline anchors to place around the entire perimeter, so it’s not going anywhere. Only wish I’d got a little bigger size. Very important to have windows and at least a1 door preferably sides that roll up because it gets very hot in there.

Sturdy, great value. We left it out over the winter, no problem. Highly recommend.

This hoop house has stood for exactly one year now in Chicago. It has withstood 60+ mph wind gusts, small hail, and a winter of fairly heavy snow. I sweep or blow snow off the top so it doesn’t weigh the poles down too much. I tether all four corners with rubber bungee cords to painted Tidy Cat buckets filled 3/4 way with water because I can’t stake it to dirt and I don’t think it would hold anyway. Unbelievably it’s still standing tall. The only thing that failed are the straps that tie the window rolls up - they call ripped off last summer. I now clip the rolls with the same ones I clamp fabric and netting onto PVC frames in my garden. I love having this hoop house as a place to work when it rains, it’s too cold to work outside, and to start seedlings. It gets humid inside! Squirrels won’t enter and the bugs mostly stay away. I added some globe lights for ambiance and my family knows they can always find me working in my she-shed, right up through nightfall.

This greenhouse is great after it is built. It needs some work for sure if you are planning on getting it, you NEED two people to assemble it and the instructions were terrible to try to figure out and took roughly over an hour. The included stakes to tie down the greenhouse is very bad in my opinion, so you'll need beefier stakes to really hunker it down for extreme sturdiness. It's very light to move around after it's assembled. With beefy stakes it really handles the wind great, it's a great starter size greenhouse to have a bed and a couple grow bags, and not very expensive either.

This little jewel has been so easy to work with from putting it together, removing the cover for summer, and putting the cover back on for year 2. The frame supports the cover so well with no damage from a heavy snow last winter or the wind storms. The ties that keep the doors, windows, and sides rolled up have rotted off for year 2 though the cover was stored in a shed from early May and not put back on in November--nothng that a couple clamps and clothespins can't replace. The ties not lasting is my only "complaint." Even with that I would buy this again over the larger versions Outsunny sells. I bought three of those this year, and after less than a month they are tearing up. I live in middle TN, so our climate is mild. This smaller tunnel has more metal supports than the larger ones, so this is the one I recommend to other growers.

This little tent is nice and I can't wait to see how it holds up over the winter, but for now I would advise everyone to get some fans to lower the temp inside of the tent, even with the sides up it gets toasty inside. Edit: now that I've had it for 2 seasons I can safely say that the tent hasn't held up well, the green cover has tiny holes where the plastic has melted and it now allows rain to enter, this is significantly disappointing, I need a new cover, I thought it would last longer

I bought this greenhouse as a temporary emu home to put in my garage. It’s roomy and sturdy. I’ll use it for what it was intended for afterwards. Luckily, my husband was here to put it together because there’s lots of pieces to the metal structure, but it’s a great bargain!