Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse 11.32x6.4x6.3ft Galvanized Frame PE Cover Green

The product came exactly as shown which is great. It takes two people to put it up and it's not simple enough to disassemble every season. After about 1.5 years the cover ripped and you cannot buy replacement which is a huge waste of the metal frame. The bolts need tightening every season. If you can justify the price and limited lifespan then it's great, otherwise look elsewhere.

I purchased a greenhouse similar to this in the spring, and 2 months later it was falling apart. So I purchased this one from Vevor, and it is as different as night and day. So much easier to put together, stronger material, and it looks great. If you buy anything other than Vevor you will truly be disappointed.

I struggled back and forth with 4 or five stars. For the price, I was super impressed with the ease of putting it together. It folded over in the beginning easily to keep from bending while you did one side then the next. The directions were slightly confusing as it would show opposite corners for what was expected to be done on all corners. But still super easy to put together. It seems sturdy, but the 4 tiny little needle thin stakes they give you wouldn't do jack of a strong windw smacked into it. So I secured it with paracord and heavy duty screw in stakes. So far so good.

This greenhouse was easy to put together. I put it together by myself in about an hour. It is fairly sturdy, although I wouldn't recommend it in the open in an area where you get very high winds. So far it has been great and is keeping all of my plants healthy and alive. I would definitely recommend this greenhouse if you are looking for something that is budget friendly and well made. Only thing I wish is that it had 2 openings instead of just 1.

The assembly is easy I do like it and I will recommend I put shades cloth on my because the temperature is high right now in fall I will used my cover

The instructions were a little bit confusing, the numbers on the hoops don't always match with the pictures but if you go a page or two forward you'll see / recognize the correct locations. We bolted it to a concrete slab rather than setting it on dirt so the green canopy turned out to be a little bit long and we used zip-ties to hold it to the frame. The description 'hot-house' is very accurate (at least here in Florida) so we rolled the bottom up about a foot to get increased airflow for the summer months. We will likely get a second one because this greenhouse is a good value for the money

I bought this because I'd purchased a chicken coop from this company and it was easy to assemble. Rather than snapping together, like their coop and the many other greenhouses I've bought in the past, this one required bolts with nuts. It wasn't super hard but required much more time than I'd expected. It's fine now that it's up but I wouldn't buy it again.

It was easy to assembly. My seedlings did well this spring. It takes more heat than I expected to keep the temperature above 60 from the plants.

I bought this expecting the first big storm to knock it over but it lasted in NC through 3 hurricanes with no problems. It did end up getting destroyed when my landscaper ran over the tie downs which bent the flimsy aluminum frame. We had great success with our garden using this and I do recommend it as I will be purchasing a new one next year.

take some 4x4 posts and lay them out and then build this on top of the 4x4's and then screw this down to those and use 2x4 scrap to fasten the 4x4 together and you have a very sturdy wind/stormproof beast. i also went ahead and used 2 10 foot 2x6 and 2 4x4 to make a header. i post holed the 4x4 a bit into the ground and then held up the 2x6's and bolted the to the 4x4 down the middle. i made sure the 2x6 was touching the bottom inside of every loop and now it can take some serious weight. i went a bit further and built out 2x4 doors on each end and i stapled the fabric on the outside of the zipper to the 2x4 frame and then screwed some 1x2 to sandwich the fabric. this thing now will last years of some pretty serious storms and can take a lot of weight from rain/snow. you could hang off it now.