Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 3 x 2 x 2 m Portable Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Hoops, 1 Top Beam, 2 Diagonal Poles, 2 Zippered Doors & 6 Roll-up Windows, Green

It was fairly easy to put together in just a few hours. It heard up very well in the sun and holds in humidity very well. I attached a gee picture of the temp and humidity showering down. We locked the whole thing in place with t-posts on each corner since we get higher winds. Only time will tell how this greenhouse holds up but I'm very happy with it so far. Only issue is the instructions weren't very clear but the pictures helped explain things.

Love my greenhouse. Great for keeping frost off plants but need to add a heater for cold sensitive plants. Anxious to see how it lasts. Definitely worth the money!

Very good product and my wife loves it so much, we ordered a second one! The assembly process is a bit challenging, but following the instructions pay attention to the end pieces - it doable by two persons.

Good item, easy to build. Only 2 things missed. On second page, where is listed items in the package, #14 and 15 missing Maybe that is not very important things because I built the greenhouse.

Good greenhouse for the price.Make sure you bury the sides or the greenhouse may end up in the neighbor's yard.If you take care of the greenhouse, it may last two seasons

Tunel już stoi i pracuje , ale rurki są źle opisane i składanie to wyzwanie

Einfach aufgebaut aber noch schneller weggewindet wenn die verstrebeseile nicht genügend schnell montiert werden. 😅

Its exactly as described, a little tricky to assemble especially if you have to do it alone. But it is manageable for 1 person just not easy. All in all its ok. Nothing spectacular but also not a letdown either. 3.5 stars wasn't an option so I had to round up

The reasons for my overall rating of 4 stars is that: 1) The directions aren’t detailed enough nor are the diagrams exactly detailed or close up enough to make the instructions easy to follow. I had to disassemble some sections and redo them once I saw that the poles had to fit in a different direction than I originally had them. Easy to do, believe me, with these directions. It wasn’t impossible, but that alone added a lot of time to the project. 2) The flat pieces on the ends of pipes #7 are very flimsy. Yes, all the pipes are aluminum, which is inherently soft, but it would easy for someone to bend them only a few times during assembly of the greenhouse and break the flat ends off. 3) The instructions should say that assembly is a two person job. I did most of putting it together by myself since my husband was at work, however, the frame required much propping up with weighted buckets and chairs so that it wouldn’t bend until it was together enough to hold itself up. 4) We shall see if such a light structure holds up in any breeze or wind. The stakes that came with this package were too puny to even pound into the ground let alone hold the greenhouse down in the wind. I bought 10 L-shaped anchor bolts to do the job of anchoring the greenhouse down. They should go into the ground and hold it down nicely for $20.

1. When building the frame, remember that the horizontal poles are all on the inside. Directions do not indicate this. 2. There is only 4 internal tiedowns at the end sections, none throughout the canopy which is a bit concerning. 3. There are no spare bolts or nuts. 4. The back section is all part of the canopy, not sererate. 5. The tiedowns that come with it would not last long in a moderate wind. 6. It does take two people to construct. 7. Instructions say to build each bottom side first, stand up, and then connect to the top beams. We found it easier to build 2 section at a time, as we didn’t want to bend the poles. Worked out fine.