EAGLE PEAKTunnel Greenhouse Garden Green House with Roll-Up Zipper Doors, Portable, 71"x36"x36", Clear/Green PE Cover

This is a great value, and hard to fault, with a well-thought-out design. I am using in CLT/Z7b for lemon, lavender and assorted borderline Z8 plants. The steel framework is impressive, with all the pieces fitting together well. I laid a gravel floor to improve drainage.My original ambition was to construct a more solid $3000-ish greenhouse, but in full-coward mode, I lowered expectations for these reasons : 1/ the cost, and 2/ available quality of greenhouses like this one, and 3/ the more challenging construction required for self-build kits.Things I liked :1/ the screws for the framework bars have rubber caps, giving protection against possible skin scratches/scrapes. 2/ the hollow framework bars are light yet substantially thick, about 1 inch. 3/ the overall stability is good, partly because of the solidity of the framework bars. 4/ there is extra overlapping material along bottom edge, so wooden beams or rocks can be placed to improve stability. 5/ the two vertical front high zippers give wonderful easy access. 6/ the wonderful height enables high shelving for smaller plants.Things I didn't like : The instructions are very small-print minimal, with silly pics, though accurate. They needed some head scratching before getting it right, and as usual, you can complete part of the construction and then realize that you just didn't read properly and have to undo it.I spread construction over two days, because of other things happening in life. One person could do this, just taking longer. Took about 4 hours total because I started on my own, then had some help. The tricky part is aligning the framework bars when fitting into each other. They tend to wave about until connected, unless secured by another human. Two people could do it in less.The framework is interesting in that it seems to absorb heat from the sun ( good ) to a high degree, adding to my confidence in the heating capabilities. I had bought an extra cover for additional insulation but may not need it. Using a small 1500W heater, the average inside temp seems to range between 15F and 20F warmer than actual air temperature, but my 7b zone has not yet had really frigid weather, the coldest night thus far being 27F. I have set up a remote thermometer to monitor the temp.Several heavy rainstorms with unusually high winds, but thus far, no fears of everything disintegrating or collapsing and no leakage inside. I have wooden beams along the ground edges.Overall, this is an amazing value, deserving of 5 stars. I have had smaller greenhouses with the same plastic fabric lasting for years, so my sense is that this will last well. I ordered the 10ft length by mistake, instead of the 12ft, and may get wistful about missing the extra 2 ft, however this model fits perfectly in the allocated space, and I am very happy with the product.

This thing is BIG. I didn’t actually look at the dimensions, so that’s on me, but it would fit very nicely if you have a good spot in a backyard. Unfortunately, I wanted something that could fit on a table on my patio. This was not it. I took several of the poles out, and was able to make it work on my patio. Although it doesn’t function as well as it would have if I used all the pieces, it does its job pretty well for what I’ve pieced together. Zipper function is great— super easy to open and close. Putting it together was simple, which was great because I had to take it all apart and try something different. It’s been holding up to Colorado mountain wind, so very happy with that, and I still have plants with below freezing nights! Overall, good value for the money, and I’ll hopefully be able to continue to use it for future winters.

Great quality and the cover is thick and not flimsy so it won’t rip easy, I put it together in about 15 mins really easy clear instructions .. I gave 4 stars just because it’s smaller than I thought but maybe I should have taken more notice of the size !

The greenhouse is pretty easy to assemble, it does make it easier to put the cover on with 2 people.The Warranty policy is exceptionally good. At first, some surprising winter wind gust torn a seam apart, EAGLE PEAK replaced the cover right away. Learnt from the bad experience, more dirt and bricks were used to cover the bottom of all three sides of the greenhouse, plus additional tie-downs across over the top, no more torn apart seams. With the strong summer UV rays, the greenhouse cover has developed some degeneration holes. EAGLE PEAK sent me another replacement cover right away... I have just received my 2nd replacement cover for the greenhouse I purchased in last Oct. Thank you EAGLE PEAK, hope to see you develop the type of cover material that is designed to be used year-round , not only for winter.

Right size and easy to put together. I gave it a three star because of the plastic zippers.They split open easily. Metal zippers would be more durable.

OK so yeah, I'm not good at dimensions, from any aspect, and thought it would be smaller. I was happy it was actually bigger. Even my husband pictured it being smaller. It was easy to put together and I had no problem following the diagram. If you make sure the pieces are securely in place, it shouldn't be a problem putting the cover over it. My problem is going to be taking it up before the wind picks up or when we get a significant storm. It would need to have a bottom piece that was actually part of the side walls. and not a separate piece at that, to keep the wind from getting up under it and trashing it. I'm no brainiac, but logically speaking, it's gonna be easy for substantial winds to get up under it and blow it away, You shouldn't have any problems with a light wind if you've secured it. You obviously need to fastening it down and the pins need to be anchored into the ground, but remember it's not permanent. If you don't anchor it, don't get mad when it disappears. The zippers and seams all look good, and I don't plan on yanking it open so with a little care, I believe I should have it for a long time. Otherwise, If I find the zippers or cover don't measure up, I will then edit my review.

I was super excited about this greenhouse since it was the perfect size for the side of our house. My husband put it together fairly quickly. Unfortunately with one strong wind, it was toast. My husband even secured the frame to a wood base. The frame was lifted and tossed but is salvageable but the clear topper was ripped in half. Very disappointed especially since all my plants died in the freeze. 😩