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

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.

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.

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 !

Bought it 5 years ago… I’ve used the heck out of it and still going!!!! Yeah go ahead and buy it!!

Put this on a 4x8 wood garden box. Screwed down the bottom of the frame to the raised garden box wood frame using pipe mounts to keep it from blowing over or away. Used plastic garden clips to fasten the greenhouse material sides and top to the greenhouse frame to ensure it did not act like a parachute if wind managed to get under it. It has lasted 2 years so far without issues with 50 mile an hour wind gusts. Other users that used garden stakes to hold it down had problems with it had frame blowing apart, plastic greenhouse tearing apart at seems, and the whole greenhouse blowing away in 25+ mile an hour winds. I found it doesn't work as well as basic 6 to 8ft hoops with a woven fabric cover because there is too much air volume inside this greenhouse which allows the air inside it to drop to surrounding air temperature within 2 hours. So, it did not protect plants from temporary morning freezing temps. Hoops with fabric on them protect less air volume and thus keep plants warmer for a longer period of time. They also let some water through during rains, whereas the greenhouse plastic cover blocks all water entry requiring manual watering of plants inside it.

This is the first time I'm overwintering potted plants in a greenhouse like this on my deck. It will definitely block wind and keep snow off the plants. It was easy to put together by myself, except it helped to have extra hands to fit the covering on the frame. The tiebacks could be a little longer and I need bricks to hold down the corners and sides.

I am disappointed at this product. I was very careful about putting it together. I even used a rubber mallet to make sure all the rods were in as far as they would go. I put on the cover with great care. I pulled down the cover an inch or two at at time , going around to the next corner very carefully. It was too tight. I checked all the rods and they where in each other all the way. About half way through creeping down the cover the back left corner ripped. I inched it down very carefully as I was already into the put together all the way. I left it sit for a few hours before I unzipped the doors. I put board down on the floor as I put it on concrete. I put the ferns that I wanted to keep away from frost in and started to zip up the doors. One ok two ok the last one no longer would zip. It was just too tight. I inched the cover as close to the front as possible, but it was a very tight fit. I will not buy from the company again.

Arrived with one small part missing but the seller was amazing, responded quickly and got it shipped to me. The item is very easy to assemble and seems sturdy enough. You will need to weigh the sides down with stones or similar for windy days but there is enough slack in the cover to do that. Very happy!

Easy to assemble, quite sturdy frame and cover, will last for several years. Comes with a few short staples to fix into ground, need more and not really long enough to hold in place in a windy day, only a minor problem. Generally a good quality good value product.

Greenhouse is perfect, easy to assemble and sturdy enough.It has enough space for all my plants!

Needs more attention to the tapes to secure it to the frame

Fantastic product! Good quality materials makes it feel sturdy. easy to assemble and looks the part. Fits everything I needed to put in it and some! 5stars!