Greenhouse for Outdoors with Screen Windows, 57 x 57 x 76'' Walk in Plant Greenhouses Heavy Duty with Durable PE Cover, 3 Tiers 12 Shelves Stands Plastic Portable Green House with Shelf Clips

Great asset a beginner greenhouse or need for smaller space. Holds decent number of plants. Shelves are not very sturdy at all, even with small plants. I will likely find something to provide additional support. Very easy assembly. No missing parts. Directions were provided and very easy to follow. I'm in FL, so hurricane season I will likely disassemble temporarily. Light weight and easy to move after constructed. I do wish the shelving height was able to be adjusted to accommodate different plants, but not complaining since it is a budget friendly option for basic needs. Perfect for seed starting. Plastic cover material is thicker than standard plastic sheeting and feels more like rubber. Strong smell when first assembled but goes away after a while. 5x5 size is perfect to fit in small areas. Placed mine on pavers while adding the final row of surrounding pavers to hold down the flaps.

I love this greenhouse but after having it a year or so here is my update and review. It’s semi easy to assemble with time you can get it together. It’s small and cute and easy to put in the backyard especially if you have a small space or even a back porch. I love the shelves it has and it holds heat well! The tarp is semi thick but somewhat on the thin side. Over time the sun has dried out the window areas and the Velcro has tore off the plastic. We have had some wind storms and unfortunately it has bent it up but they do sell the plastic connectors so it can be fixed! It’s not in great shape a year or so later BUT it is still very much usable.

I waited to get this on Amazon Prime Day and had been wanting a greenhouse for a while. I had a lot of plants that had taken over my office and house so I needed the designated space for them. Especially when half of my plants happen to be toxic to cats and other animals. The instructions were simple and it was easy to assemble, but took time to complete. Thankfully it came with a booklet. I'd suggest keeping it in a safe place for future reference. Also, the pieces are faintly labeled with their corresponding letters. Pay attention to that when you are putting it together. It has been a few months now and it's held up well. So far the zippers are still working. It functions well for $80, I didn't want to pay more than that. It provides decent protection, but my plants did get bruned during the summer. The racks and pieces themselves are kinda flimsy, but they do the job. It comes with stakes to tie down, but we just put a propane tank down since the greenhouse is kept on the porch. I'd highly recommend keeping it secured somehow, because if it gets windy it will blow over. It tends to get very windy here, but so far mines done just fine with the weight of the tank. My plants love it. I have half random house plants and half carnivorous plants. My carnivorous plants require warmth and humidity to thrive. They did well indoors but really thrived when I moved them into this greenhouse. It has three windows plus the main entrance, which is big enough for me to easily walk through. If it gets too hot for the plants, I can just open up the windows and unzip the front to get some ventilation. Now that we're headed to the fall and winter months will be the real test how warm it will keep. Overall, it was a good buy for the sale price.

We bought this greenhouse to put all my plants in for winter. Not enough room in the house. We did put 2 sides of it against the house on patio. I get crosswinds at my home. We also did have major hurricane winds from Helene where people lost many trees and homes. BUT our greenhouse made it through undamaged. I was incredibly surprised. We didn’t use tie downs either because of the concrete patio. We tuck it in the corner of the back of house and on one side put a long bench that I keep gardening stuff in to hold down one side and the front opening I zipped up and put big rocks on the bottom to hold it down and prayed. The greenhouse came out unscathed. Wow, I was so happy. Note: my experience was good and I don’t know that this would have been the case if greenhouse was in the middle of the yard. I feel with the hurricane winds from Hurricane Helene that it would have been tortured or blew away if we had set up the greenhouse in middle of the yard. I very happy with purchase. Note: the shelves are great except 2 things the wired shelving is a little too thin so it flexes in the middle causing my plants to lean toward the middle of each shelf. And 2nd they are slippery on top, in other words, my plants will slide if not careful. Remedy: if you are placing several grow lights in the greenhouse as I have then put cardboard ( cheap) on the shelves or at least buy some of the shelf liner that keeps things from slipping. I have both, the liners and cardboard for now, placed in there and have hooked up a grown light over each shelf. I am growing vegetables and I also have all my outdoor and indoor plants in there. I must say the plants are thriving and love it. I will be getting a much bigger one when we move and we will be using this one as well. Perfect buy!!!!! Zippers are made well and quality of greenhouse is great. Putting it together was easy. Provides protection for my plants. I am working now but will try to provide a photo later.

Ohuhu Small Greenhouse Trying to start vegetables from seed in the early spring generally means that I have all of my window sills full of starter packs and have to worry about not watering them too much that they drip all over the floor. This year I decided to go a different route, I bought a tiny greenhouse. My garden is not that big so I don’t require a lot of plants so having a dedicated greenhouse is just overkill. So I did my research and decided on the Ohuhu small greenhouse. Pros: It was shipped to my door in just 2 days and I was easily able to carry the box inside. Because it was so light, I thought that this would be an issue but I was able to weight the bottom down on the inside with a few left over paving stones and 2 scrap pieces of plywood. Assembly was easy once I quit thinking I could put it together without the instructions. Once I put aside my “I don’t need instructions” attitude, I think it took me 15min total, and that included time for a beverage break. I will say that you will want to take everything out of the box and separated it, and also place the poles in order of their size and in relation to what the instructions number them. Otherwise, you may assume that you know when in reality you are wrong and have to pull it back apart. As for tools for assembly, you really don’t need anything but it was handy to have a rubber mallet. Pushing everything together was easy but I think it is always better to use a tool as a hammer than the palm of you hand. It can certainly be a one-person job but the only part it was nice to have help with was pulling the outer shell over the frame. You could do it by yourself and it would not be that difficult, but it is always nice to have help. Cons: Wire shelves - I found that I didn’t like was how big the holes were in the wire shelving. I think they are strong enough to hold the weight but if you don’t use a planting tray, the starter packs will sit all wonky and most likely fall at some point. Tie down – The kit gives you stakes and cord to tie the greenhouse down. However, I wasn’t so sure that this method would be reliable and in strong winds tear the sewn in tie loops from the outer shell. So like I was saying prior, I used scraps of plywood cut to size and a few paving stones on top of that to hold the base layer down. We had 30-40mph gusts the other day and the greenhouse never moved an inch. That’s what I would suggest but it’s all entirely up to the end user. Well that all I have, if you liked my review and found it to be helpful, please click the Helpful button below. Thanks, Tom

This product was assembled with ease and I loved it. Unfortunately, a week after placing it outside, we had a storm with sudden winds. Even though it was tied down and anchored with heavy cinder blocks, it blew over, damaging many fastener brackets. I contacted Ohuhu to purchase additional parts and they refused to sell me any. Terrible customer service. It is currently being held together with a whole lot of masking tape.

Good inexpensive greenhouse. We just replaced this after around 3 northeast winters - and the only reason is that one of the zippers failed. This thing held up amazingly well. We just purchased a similar item from another manufacturer on Amazon to replace it ("Garvee") and that new one. despite similarities, is NOT the same quality. The cover on this "Ohuhu" is thick and "gridded" throughout, adding texture and strength. The flaps are substantial and easy to weight down with sandbags or bricks. The package included clips to hold the shelves in place. None of these things are true about our replacement, which has just a thin, ungridded rain-poncho plastic cover, contrary to its Amazon description. Especially with the "extra" level of shelving provided, this might be the best greenhouse buy on Amazon. Recommended. I wish "Ohuhu" made a 7 or 8 foot deep model with a clear gridded cover. (Caution: the shelves on these kind of things are flimsier than you might expect, but they hold up.)

I just got this a couple days ago so the review thus far is for the build only. I have not had it long enough to speak to its ability to withstand weather etc. Let us address the many complaints about the construction instructions first. If you cannot translate pictures with numbers into instructions then you will struggle. I found the pictures to be quite logical and clear, but from what I have read, many do not. It is not written out step by step so you will have to use your brain. You’ll be fine. I chose a spot on my deck so I have the advantage of tethering the frame to the boards rather than to trust stakes in the ground. Incidentally, the stakes that come in the box would not keep a duck sneeze from blowing the greenhouse away so be sure to get better ones, and to use them properly!!! I used the tie downs from the box to securely tie all post points to the deck. Because I want to use this in Winter and early Spring, I put a layer of cardboard down with cheap outdoor carpet over that to keep the cold from coming through the deck boards. I read a lot of complaints in the reviews about tearing the cover and how it takes more than one person. At 5’2”, and shrinking, I did it just fine myself with no issues. If you have the poles fitted to the connectors all the way then the cover fits just fine. If you are going to wrestle the cover and try a smack down over the frame, you will tear it and that is on you, ya beast. I would prefer clips to ties for the windows and doors but I can add those later. The windows only have two velcro pieces at each bottom corner so I’ll have to fashion something for Winter as that will not keep the cold out. I cannot fathom why they did not use velcro around 3 sides of the window but no one asked me so…speaking of things I cannot fathom, there are 24 shelf clips that come in the box. There are 12 shelves so that leaves 2 clips per shelf (I can do math). Using one per corner is actually quite effective at keeping the shelf secure without needing zip ties. That said I cannot find a way to order more clips so I sent a message to customer service to see about getting more. We shall see. A lot of people zip tie them but I want to be able to open areas up and move things around without clipping and wasting zip ties. Not to mention we should not have to buy something to fix an obvious fail point. Again, no one asked me. *eyeroll All in all I am happy with this so far! The build was fast and easy for one short person and it looks nice. I have zero experience with how this will hold up but my plan is to update the review as time goes by. We get some strong winds here and being up on a second story deck will certainly test it. I can see places I need to have winterized before the first frost, but I have ideas for how to do that. For the money this seems like a nice starter greenhouse. I plan to grow greens in the Winter, keep seedlings in the late Winter / early Spring, and hot house tomatoes and peppers in the Summer. I am excited to get growing!

Nun hat das Gewächshaus das erste Jahr und vor allem den Winter schadlos überstanden. Sogar der Reißverschluß geht noch !! Der Aufbau war einfach, Die Folie ist stabil , schützt natürlich aber nicht vor Frost an Wintertagen. Zur Aufbewahrung meiner Gartenutensilien über Winter aber hervorragend geeignet und wenn es wärmer wird kanns losgehen mit der Aussaat. Würde das Teil nochmals kaufen wenn ich es nicht schon hätte. Auch wenn es klein ist, so ist es doch ein Platz des Friedens zwischen den kleinen Pflanzen.

Bonne qualité, facile à installer. Surtout enterrer la bâche, ne bouge pas lorsqu'il y a du vent. Utilisation pour mes plans de tomates, brocolis, persil ...

Enkelt att sätta ihop och ändå bra kvalite med tanke på att det är plast

Es muy fácil y rápido de montar. Tiene un buen tamaño para tener 6 maceteros alargados . El único pero es q las rejillas q tiene para poner las jardineras son un poco endebles

Veramente ottima, facile da montare molto soddisfatta del prodotto.