Outsunny Walk-In Polytunnel Greenhouse Door & Windows 3.5 x 3 x 2m White

It’s not fantastically sturdy but if you intend to bury the bottom of the frame as I have then it is quite firm . Good quality, reasonable price for what it is .

Performance of this product is very disappointing. It was purchased to protect goods from rain damage during reorganisation of the contents storage facility. It was then planned to use it as a greenhouse. The cover material has been reasonably satisfactory, but it is unlikely to last the coming night due to strong wind lifting the cover from the frame, with the walls having pulled out from the retaining soil. Problems • The shelter is secured by means of four thin cord guy lines, attached to loops on the cover (An annoying tripping hazard is created); the material of the cord is degraded by sunlight which caused the cords to snap after only a few months. • The Zipped doorway, and the window covers can be rolled up and secured with tapes sewn to the cover; the material of the tape is degraded by sunlight which caused the tapes to snap after only a few months. • The Side walls are held down by covering the flap arrangement with soil. This is inadequate because the material is pulled out from under the soil due to the lift forces on the cover, due to its aerodynamic lift shape, and the wind passing over it. • The cover chafes against the frame which creates holes in the cover due to the movement of the cover in the wind. I cannot recommend the purchase of this product; it is not of sufficiently merchantable quality to survive more than a few months. Follow up report: Strong winds Have completely destroyed the frame which is clearly not robust enough to withstand UK weather. The cover was penetrated by the frame which has inadequate protection from friction damage to the cover.

Easy to assemble if the ground is level. I'm 65 and my husband disabled yet still managed to put this up between us. Need to note that extra support is required because the cover isn't long enough to simply bury the edges or to put bricks on it. I tucked the edges under the poles then placed pallet collars inside as raised beds Then at each corner used timbers to reinforce the corners inside and outside trapping the cover in between holding it firmly in place. In my first polytunnel I also reinforced with timber door framing and a timber frame at the rear to create a potting table strapping this to the frame for extra rigidity. This was necessary as it was placed on uneven ground. This time I have only placed double height pallet collars on either side for growing. I consider these very good value for money and successfully grew tomatoes and cucumbers along with herbs, peppers, chillies and basil last year. Am hoping for much more this year with two polytunnels!

Im giving honest review its flimsy ,will break and wont handle wind .be prepared to put the work in buliding a frame for it itll last many years that way .after reading reviews on these i decided to buy it and make stronger frame 200 pounds total and a days work

Canopy is a little flimsy but appears to be value for money so far.

This was bought as a winter cover for our large fish pond. It says 2 people to assemble but needs 3 due to size rather than anything else. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. However if I was to pick a fault I had to go and buy some nuts as the ones supplied did not tighten as they would not screw right up to the rods to make hold sturdy enough. This was a minor problem and the finished result was far beyond what we expected. I had been quoted over £600 for a similar item so this is excellent value for money. With a few items to anchor it down correctly we are now confident our pond will be safe from debris and freezing temperatures.

I bought this for my wife as a gift for her allotment. We got around to building it in June 2023, it took three of us and we were very proud of our new tunnel. My wife filled it with all her young plants and we were off to the races. It was a welcome addition and made a fine shelter. Then February 2024 it all changed, even though we staked it to the ground, had ties and cables keeping it secure, after some windy wet weather, it collapsed. Bent, broken, flimsy poles that have as much tensile strength as a plastic straw. My wife told me it had collapsed but was easily fixed, I'm no gardener and I didn't go to check it out as she lead me to beleive it was fine. Today I was passing and went to have a look. I'm annoyed that she never asked my my help (I am pretty useless) but if I'd have known the state of it and how it affected her moral after all her hard work clearing the nettle and thorns infested land, I would have sent it back (in Bits). It's heartbreaking and I'm about to go back with skin protection and a machete to clear the mess and dump the rubbish polytunnel bits. What a waste of not just Money but time and effort and quite a few destroyed plants and moral.

I ordered two things from this company, it stated it was coming in different dates. I received the first order on time with a nice little pic saying deliverd. The Cecil’s one no where to be seen. I contacted the seller asking where it was. I was told it’s been delivered so more or less go find it as we have a pic showing it arrived. I finally found it at a neighbours place. If the Amazon driver had marked it as arrived I could have saved my self some time and embarrassment. I brought it for my brothers birthday but as I didn’t have it on that day I got a different one. I kept this one it’s worth the money and it’s very big. But the service was awful (rant over)