AMERLIFE Mini Walk-in Greenhouse Indoor Outdoor 3 Tier 8 Shelves with PVC Cover and Roll-Up Zipper Door Extra Hooks and Wind Ropes, 77''x56''x56''

This is a very spacious greenhouse for your large patio or backyard. The plastic cover is well made. You can fit a few semi-heavy plant pots on, but not heavy planters. The shelves are great, but I wish they would include stronger shelves, for more heavy containers. See my YouTube channel, "Gardening Adventures" to see assembly, some plants starting, and some tips. Great price for this good quality greenhouse.

The media could not be loaded.  So, going to begin by saying, I am going to have to update the review at a later time in terms of durability. Having said this, at this point I am for the most part content with the finished project/product. I am questioning the overall durability but will update one I am more secure in a determination. Now, to dive into the overall pros and cons.Pros: 1) Decent size and fits perfectly where we planned on placing it once completed; 2) Appears to be a great small little greenhouse for starting my plants and even growing a few; 3) Simple, straightforward design; 4) The transparent plastic will allow for great sun exposure; and 5) Lightweight and portable which will be beneficial if it needs to be movedCons: 1) As mentioned in numerous other reviews, the instructions are completely moronic and unclear. My husband and I rarely argue but trying to follow the instructions allowed the neighbors to hear an interesting, heated argument trying to get everything put together; 2) The frame is then/flimsy, so be cautious because if you step on any of the parts, you’ll have to hope they don’t break or that you can straighten them back out; 3) You only receive 16 clips to place two on each shelf and if you want really sturdy shelves, 32 would be better so you could place four on each shelf; 4) Stakes are also flimsy, so not great for securing to the ground; 5) I am 5’ 9” and have to duck to get inside, but at least I can stand up once inside; 6) Clips similar to the those used for the shelving would be useful to place on the outside around the corners could help to secure the plastic more properly; and 7) The tabs on the cord to secure the greenhouse were already rusted when received (please see photo)Having said this, for the price, it appears to be a good value.

I purchased this greenhouse figuring the price was right, and I didn't expect it to be super sturdy or heavy duty in any way. And it isn't. However, it definitely does the job, and has stood up to several heavy thunderstorms here as well as 60 mph winds that knocked down trees. Obviously I was very surprised and pleased! The shelves are definitely not sturdy, and I ended up having to use wire ties to hold them in place. They cannot handle any large, heavy pots. I purchased primarily for seed starting trays, and it has worked beautifully for that. It was a bit tedious to assemble, but once I figured out what all the pieces were, it went pretty quickly. The guylines leave a bit to be desired, as they are not heavy duty by any means. I used some other cording and stakes that I had which have worked out beautifully. All in all, this small greenhouse is a great value for the price, and I definitely recommend it.

We’ve purchased two of these and I have a third on order. One of them was perfect. The second one was a mess but we were able to use it because we needed to modify it a bit for our application. I call it a mess because they shipped too many of the long tubes and not enough of the short ones. I cut down the long ones with a hack saw and can live with it. The other problem was that I was shorted a handful of connectors. Didn’t catch that until I was well into the project. When I receive the third one I will check the parts count before I go any further. I suggest you do as well.

Good side: This green house went up in a snap. Easy to assemble and figure out. 2 people putting the cover on really helped. It also kept my seedlings safe outside during the early spring season.The rest: We didn't have it on perfectly smooth, level ground, and it warped and twisted, pulling out of the little joints as the soil moved under the weight. The greenhouse itself doesn't weigh much, but the plants on the shelves have a little weight and settled the greenhouse beneath it.We get wind here. Not like Wyoming or a wind-tunnel or anything, but those spring gusts (20-30 mph) were enough to rip the cover to shreds. Spring is when the plants need the greenhouse, so that posed a problem.I thought I'd be able to repair the holes with some of that 2-part glue for plastic but it just doesn't hold up (suggestions welcome), so we'll buy a new cover.It gets unbelievably hot in the greenhouse, even with the door open. I have a bluetooth thermometer in there and recorded temperatures over 130 F when it was in the 70s outside with the door open. I get it, there's not much to be done about that, but maybe a little velcro vent at the top (which ironically is the only part that didn't tear to shreds) would help.If you're comfortable buying a new cover every year, it's a great find.We plan to re-use the greenhouse if we can buy a new cover. It's inexpensive enough that a new one each year is pretty reasonable (ours is 8x8).We'll also put it on blocks or boards, which will offer a little ventilation and keep the thing from twisting & warping as it settles.

Todo iba bien con el invernadero hasta que el viento lo volteo de cabeza, entonces me di cuenta de que no es de buen material y es de poca resistencia, adicional, la cubierta de plástico que trae se rompe con facilidad y no garantiza protección UV.