Outsunny 6 x 10ft Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutters, Large Walk-In Green House with Door and Window, Garden Plants Grow House with Aluminium Frame and Foundation

The quality is superb with all parts fitting together perfectly. Everything lines up exactly and the bolts and screws are good quality. Took me two days building it on my own, but would be quicker with two people. Instructions are 99% good with only a couple of bits that were slightly ambiguous. No hesitation in recommending this to anyone looking for something similar.

Overall a very good product, instructions not very clear but easy to work out, sliding the Polycarbonate sheets in is tricky, and as a design improvement, I would suggest the manufacturer supply guide rails which could be fitted to the sheets first to allow them to slide in with out them catching and on the frame as you try to slide them in, this I believe this would elevate the product from a good product to an excellent product window catch is very flimsy and guttering not brilliant but, I have it erected and in place, very sturdy and happy with my purchase

Frankly I am not satisfied with this product. I found 1. The instructions to assemble are very complicated and insufficient, despite I am an engineer and read drawings daily well I struggled a lot. 2. The poly carbonate sheets are very poor quality , difficult to slide in aluminium sections, easy to break and once it tears off (even a bit) it is extremely difficult to slide in. 3. Aluminium sections are light and easy to tare , some of the joints are on sliding nuts & screws which do not provide sufficient strength for some members during assembly. 4. Gutters are very hard to assemble, complicated and much heavier compared to many sections, this will push more loads on weaker sections. 5. It took 15 hrs of two people time.. 6. Openable window is a very stupid and fragile structure.. Overall I recommend NOT to buy this product. Better you construct simple iron /wooden structure yourself.

amazing for the price. Love the way the assembly is worked out. you will need to learn a few tricks when assembling it. the only downside is the poly sheets are very flimsy and hard to fit and can be damaged easily so be careful and take it steady. The instrucions are the worst part of the kit and will leaving you lost and have you trying to build parts of it without them. if your not confident building this type of kit then buy it and get someone who is. i have bought kits before and thid is by far a great product

Great product!

Easy to construct but polycarbonate panels very flimsy and blew out first strong wind. Only suitable for very sheltered areas.

This was bought a couple of weeks before Storms Dudley and Eunice came our way, and I’m glad there was a bit of a wind that came beforehand as a warning! My son decided to start to build this, and he got as far as the two end panels but the wind had developed too much to continue, so he stacked the two ends up against the fence, along with the other metal pieces. He then leant other stuff to “anchor” it down and we then waited with bated breath to see if it would survive the two storms on the way! Nothing moved and the week after the worst of the winds he decided to get stuck in, he’s a landscaper by trade and doesn’t hold with instructions much (or is that just a man thing?) but he got this built in a couple of hours. Some things to report; The gutters wouldn’t fit properly on the left hand side (as you look at the door), but I’ll just attach a rain chain to solve that problem, and also, one of the lower panels just wouldn’t sit in no matter what we did. However, considering it was a cheap and cheerful greenhouse, these faults were minor. On a personal level, the threshold is a tad high for me as I have mobility problems so perhaps that’s something to think about, and there seems to be no way to close the window with the latch. It’s props it open but has no way of “locking” it. There will be a way around this but it’s early days yet. I’m really looking forward to setting everything up and my stock of seeds and propogating trays are mounting! Take your time with this, it’ll be worth it!

So far so good. was easy enough to put together once you got the swing of it, the window did give us a bit of confusion, but we got there in the end. It's definitely a 2 person job, 1 to do the work and 1 to stand and hold things in place (especially if its windy when assembling) Given the other reviews regarding them being temperamental when its windy and falling apart, my husband drilled through the foundation/base and used long thick screws with brackets, then weighed it down with patio slabs, i have tried to show this in the picture. . For shelves, I used the inside of my old greenhouse, it wasnt as wide, but a few modifications and It now fits perfect, since this, my butternut squash, pumpkin and cucumbers have all flourished with most of them now having to be planted outside the greenhouse as they grew just too big.