Customer Reviews for VEVOR Polycarbonate Greenhouse, 236 x 402.5 cm, Outdoor Greenhouse with 2 Vent Windows, Pavilion Styled Greenhouse with Hinged Door, Aluminum Large Walk-in Greenhouse Kit for Outside Garden Backyard

Assez longue à monter mais pas trop compliquée si vous avez déjà fait des meubles ikea. Je suggère de boucher les cellules du coté supérieur des panneaux (dans le haut seulement) avec du silicone translucide pour empêcher l’infiltration d’eau dans les cellules par la pluie avant de les installer.

This was something that my wife has wanted for probably 20-years and with a new house and yard, we made it a priority. I made a 4x4” wood frame foundation to sit on and mounted that to J bolts in a concrete using sono tubes. The assembly is tedious, and you must pay careful attention to the drawings and which holes or threaded receptacles go. I made a few mistakes and had to flip things around. In the end, it is pretty sturdy and does well in Colorado wind and heat so far. We skinned the top with 40% shade cloth to cut down the heat inside. Later, I will make interior plant shelving and a potting table.

First off, Super easy to put together if you make sure to thoroughly read and look closely at the pictures! Great quality and seriously beautiful all up! I ended up putting in on treated 4x4 base and added pavers inside for the floor and it look like the $$$$ big money greenhouses! Definitely recommend and I actually think i'll be getting the larger one too!

Great Greenhouse, Lots of features and packaged well. It came in 2 large boxes you will most likely need help with lifting one of them... OR use a dolly, wagon or just take out the parts and move them individually... Really a great deal you can even mount it to your concrete, wood or directly on the ground but if you place it on the ground I'd use some treated lumber between the ground and the Greenhouse... I've said it before and I'll say it again you really can't go wrong with a VEVOR purchase!!!

Just received this week and here in north central Illinois, the ground is still frozen, so can't install till the spring thaw. All parts are well crafted and precise, although on the light side structurally. I assume that all of these type of kits are similar. Items were packed well although a couple aluminum pieces needed touching up. Instructions are good, but diagrams are small and really have to look at them a couple times to make sure you orient the parts correctly. I plan to add some reinforcing and solid anchoring to make it more structurally sound. Time will tell if it can survive some of the nasty weather we get.

Did what it's suppose to. Well built, not hard to put together. Protects the birds. I have free ranged my birds for 30 years and never an issue, then one day, coons, then a fox then an owl. Wiped everything out. Bought this run installed it on their coup and haven't lost one since. For the price and ease of assembly, especially if your in a pinch,I would definitely recommend this run. I am currently building 32x40 run using vevors pergola hardware so when that's finished, I'm moving this run to cover my blueberry patch to keep the deer and rabbits out of it.

We had a little trouble getting all the corners square so we had some issues when it came to installing the polycarbonate roof panels. We placed railroad ties down on the ground and leveled them. We the attached the base to the ties. This is holding the greenhouse just fine but it's also what caused the walls to eventually not be square. We live in North Carolina and have several hurricanes a year come through our area. The last one finally blew a roof panel off but we stuck it back in and used black duck tape to seal it back down. Couldn't be happier with the purchase.

Like any other greenhouse in this category, the directions are horrible. There was several times we had to disassemble parts because the directions are vague sometimes. I was planning on putting this directly on the ground but changed my mind and built a wooden floor because the recommended way was to use the supplied 2.5" lag bolts and Molly's. That's a recipe for disaster. However, once the build was complete, it's a nice greenhouse.

A lot of parts, instructions where a tad hard to follow and not sure if it’ll actually be able to withstand any snow due to how thing the panels are but we will see. Oh also still do not have it completed due to the windows not installed so mine is just open until i figure it out.

The greenhouse was priced right. The polycarbonate is thin and the instructions were good, but for someone that has never constructed anything maybe harder for, example is some of the pieces were not labeled the same as the instructions. Not hard to figure out but could really mess with someone that has ADHD