Extremely hard to assemble and very low quality. I’m typically decent at assembling furniture and had some handy friends to help. With no pilot holes in the large beams, assembly was extremely challenging. After making almost zero progress, I hired a carpenter . Him and his assistant worked on it for four days. They said it’s the most challenging kit they have encountered. Given assembly time by two professionals took four days, I paid more for the labor than the product. I’ve had this greenhouse up one month and have done whatever I can to try and extend its life (ie caulking to keep water out and staining it to weather proof), but it’s already falling apart due to the low quality. I regret this purchase and doubt it’ll last the season.

The directions were easy to follow and it is solidly constructed.

My love and I, anticipating the challenge, built this greenhouse together and we are so happy we did. It comes in 5 boxes weighing around 96 lbs each. We were very organized and it took around 3 days to build. We suggest you don't remove all materials from the boxes since the instructions tell you which box the part is in and it takes quite a bit of space to build each section. We did spread the screws, fasteners, etc out on 2 tables, which also helped with organization. We had never built anything before and it took patience, but it was well worth it and we love the quality of it!!

GREAT GREENHOUSE, NOW I WISH I HAD A BIGGER ONE. LOL BUT LOVE IT ALL THE SAME

So far so good. Would like to see additional information to prepare the site for the greenhouse. A lot of expense and effort so far just to get a solid foundation in place. I understand it's all part of the process but I would think some sort of "best practices" document would be helpful. Thanks.