I love it! I use it to start my lettuce early! And other veggies!

I've purchased one just like this (same company, Mcombo) about ten years ago that had a brown wood finish that I really liked, this one is painted grey. The new design has a few little improvements like the little pegs that keep the lid in position when it's closed. It seemed a bit easier to assemble now, but that could be that I'm more familiar now, and I had no problems this time. The wood doesn't seem as thick though, and unfortunately that means it will probably not hold up as well, nor last as long as my older one did. Another disappointment is that they only provided two brackets to keep the roof windows open, and that's not enough to keep those large windows stable on windy days. My older model was provided with 4 window braces, so both ends of each roof window was fully supported when open, and that was much better. Also this model had L brackets to anchor the cold frame into the soil on the outside which probably will help to keep it from tipping on it's side in windy conditions - however the nails provided to anchor those L brackets down will not be usable on a concrete porch, a brick patio, or a wood deck, so they are only usable for when it's set on soil or gravel. The former model had straight metal brackets that stretched across two of the corners on the inside, and you could set a brick on it or a heavy plant flat over it to hold the cold frame down and keep in in place. One problem I had was that the screws that are provided for those L brackets are too small for the bracket holes and some of the heads of the screws slipped right through several of those holes. So I will have to get screws with a bit bigger heads Those complaints aside, I'm glad to have bought this and gave it 4 stars.