Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 20 x 10 x 7 ft Portable Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Hoops, 3 Top Beams, 4 Diagonal Poles, 2 Zippered Doors & 12 Roll-up Windows, Green

Greenhouse is nice, love all the windows, and the doors, but the galvanized steel seemed more on the smaller side. My previous greenhouse, similar was thicker in size. So I am a lil worried for future winter weather. Only time will tell. Overall, Good product .

The wind took it out today. 😢

This would be a good tunnel in a place without heavy winds mine didn't make it 2 months where I live. The frame is still standing and I use it as a trellis now.

Goes together easily

This was great for a moment then a surprise snow crushed it… not sure how to prevent the bending of the rails… do not peaches unless you live in a snow snow no wind zone.

Item as described. Somewhat easy to build. We thought we had secured the cover well however during high winds it tore. Reccomend really weighting down the bottom of the cover and securing with extra pegs. Probably not the best if you live in an area with high wind but otherwise good for the price

Buy this product only if you're committed to, and able, to reinforce it. In the year and a half we've had it, we've required rebar stakes to keep it on the ground, additional wooden struts to help it keep its integrity in windy periods and rope over the top, tied to the stakes, to keep the covering on. We don't leave the covering on during the winter, as the design clearly wouldn't bear the weight of snow. This product gives you the basis for a seasonal greenhouse that, in our family's estimation, might last 5 or so years. But only if you take additional steps to augment it.

I bought this as an experiment! It's cheap enough for that purpose. First of all, it is very easy to assemble. Two people makes it easier but I put this together by myself. Assembly takes about 3 hours if there is NO WIND. That's important, wind is not your friend while assembling this kit. Secondly, take the \"tent stakes\" that co-me with the kit and find some OTHER USE for them, they will be 100% useless for anchoring this thing down. Thirdly, take samples of the bolts and nuts to your hardware store and buy extras...you WILL need them. Fourth, during assembly, keep the nuts sort of loose on the bolts, you'll probably need to do some adjusting here and there. Fifth, when everything in the frame looks good, snug up the nuts on the bolts...DO NOT torque them down! The frame tubing is THIN and will collapse if you tighten the nuts too much! Next, anchor the bottom rail of the frame to the ground in as many spots as you can! I use the same earth anchors that I use when setting out traps for strong predatory animals. They are called \"POGO\" anchors and look like fender washers with an eye hook to run a line through. Drive them a good 8\" into the ground and they will not pull out. OK, that should do for this review.

ZIPPERS FOR THE DOORS NEED TO BE UPGRADED.

Said it was very easy and it works good for what we need it for, but I just wish it came with better tiedowns or straps or clips because the wind definitely keeps taking the plastic off