3 Tier 6 Shelves Mini Walk-in Greenhouse, 56 x 28 x 76 inch, Durable PE Cover Green House Kit with Anchors and Ropes, Outdoor Plant Gardening Hot House for Growing Vegetables, Flowers

Update: Do not wait to secure it. I didn't tie mine down (just had some heavy pot in each corner in the front( and a huge gust of wind blew it over from the top. Knocked all my little baskets with seedlings out and I had a huge mess to sort through.My mini walk-in greenhouse arrived pretty quickly.The instructions are just a diagram, and are very, very poor. I had to watch a U-tube video on how to assemble. The problem with that was that my part #'s and the ones in the video didn't match so I had to take a few things apart then put them back together until I figured out where my part #'s went. Assembly took me longer than it should have, but was actually pretty easy once I figured things out. I gave 2 stars for Assembly because of the lack of clear instructions and my having to find a U-tube video to put it together.A couple things I do not like:The metal shelves. I don't like way the shelves attach with crappy little string. I feel like the knots will start to unravel. I do plan on removing that and using some twist ties or something.Another thing I do not like is that the ribbons to close the "door" are not long enough for my liking. But I'll manage.I DO like that it fits absolutely perfectly in the spot I bought it for.My plan is to start a bunch of flower seedlings. I'm hoping that they don't get too hot during the day and too cool at night. I may be starting them too soon so it may happen that it's still too cold at night in Alabama, but I have plenty of seeds so I'm going to go ahead and try for an early start.I still need to secure it to my deck, but I do think I will like it.I still gave 5 stars even though the instructions were very poor and I don't like the string on the shelving or the short ribbon on the door because I can or have worked around those issues.I love the size and the design. I plan on putting a 5 tier metal, rolling shelving unit inside to add much more space.The poles are thin so I'm not sure how it will hold up against Spring storms and winds, but I can move it against the house if necessary. Once I take the plastic off I plan on using E6000 glue on all of the poles and connectors.For under $50, including shipping, I think this will work perfectly for my needs. 👍

I actually read all of the reviews and still decided to buy this. I'm glad I did.1. Ease of Assembly: I had absolutely no issues assembling this. I assembled in less than a hour and did it by myself. I assembled the first level inside. Lay everything out first and separate all connectors. This is important. Some look alike. Count them and make sure they are all there. You must use a rubber hammer to get the base square. This is a must.2. Finish outside on a solid surface. Use the rubber hammer to keep the layers square.3. Putting the cover on: Stand inside to do this. I was able to put it on by myself with no problems4: The door: The frame must be square for the cover to fit a bit loose and no pressure on the zipper. When securing the opening to the frame, leave it loose on the poles. This ensures no pressure on the zipper. I have no issues with the length of the straps that tie the door up. Just roll it up snug.5. Securing it: I screwed the main frame to my deck and cut slats and screwed them down to hold the cover down. It has very little movement. I have had a few thunderstorms and so far so good.6. Overall: I would buy this again. For the money, it's a good buy for what I am going to use it for. Growing plants in the winter. It's cheaper to buy the whole thing then it is to buy replacement covers (other models). I did have one connector missing "D" but that was no big deal. I contacted the seller and he sent me the whole set of "D" connectors right away. Will this thing last for more than one season? I don't care because for me, it was well worth the money and should last for the time frame I need it for. A lot of the reviews speak about the holes in the roof. My deck gets HOT (TN) so I'm sure I will have the same issue. Nothing that heavy duty plastic can't fix. It's actually pretty easy to drape it over the inside of the frame. Yes, I will be using a heater in the winter. I have no idea why people would think this should hold heat in the winter without one.

Easy to put together. Cheap-feeling but it’s fine for a small greenhouse on the deck.