30 x 10 pi x 8,5 pi Grande serre à tunnel pour l'extérieur

Very light weight, Velcro does not hold on a windy day. Would not recommend.

I have had this greenhouse a few weeks, but we have had to wait for the stupid wind to go away. We got the frame put up and then back to wind. Will update once the cover is on. Im super excited as we get rain wind snow. You name it all year. My poor garden didnt make it last year now, and I hopefully have a chance. This is easy to put together as far as the frame only took a few hours. So far, I recommend this product. However, have not got covered or to fully use it due to weather. Got the cover on, its going to be great for the summer and possibly fall however I do believe we will have to take down winter and spring I Dont think it will hold up with the high winds and little snow.

This greenhouse was so promising at first. Although it was a beast to put together it was beautiful when complete, despite the vague instructions and bent parts. I didn’t have it even a week and hadnt gotten a single plant inside when a storm came and destroyed it. Not exactly what I was hoping it would be.

This greenhouse is huge. It went together fairly smoothly even though the instructions were not much help. The cover itself needs to be a little tighter so we are going to add some more tie downs as it started to rain pretty heavily once we were done and even though we had it as tight as it could go the roof was collecting rain and will eventually collapse. It also will need sand bags or something to give it more stability during wind storns. We are going to use one half as a green house and the other to store our lawn and garden tools.

This greenhouse is huge and heavy. It shipped quickly and the box had wear and tear as youd expect but it was not damaged at all. They had to send a second person to get it off the truck and onto my porch. Most of the poles and joints snap together with that little spring nub that locks the inner pole in place. This made most of the initial assembly pretty easy but youll need 2-3 people to get the 4 canopy bars up on the 8 vertical poles. Unfortunately, Im missing one of the four joints that connect the corner poles to the canopy, so I cant even assemble it as a smaller structure by excluding one of the canopy bars. Im going to see if a welder-friend can fashion a replacement. That aside, the greenhouse will be almost as long as the width of my backyard. It was perfect for my need and Im so disappointed I cant finish it yet. The greenhouse cover is thick and heavy. It has a white mesh that has clear plastic coating both sides of the mesh. I think this will make the inside have a slightly dappled light, which I would prefer. I will be putting it halfway under the mature tree canopy so I can have some shade over the work area I will set up inside. The cover seems like it will withstand most weather, but as others have noted, you may need to tie it down with guy wires or maybe set each vertical pole in a 5 gal bucket with concrete to weigh it down so it can weather high wind and severe storms. If you assume all parts are accounted for, I think this is priced very well - it would be a good deal for the size and heavy materials. Since such a critical part is missing, however, I can only give this 3 stars.