Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse 9.58x6.43x6.23ft Galvanized Frame PE Cover Green

Bought the greenhouse on a chance thinking it would be a waste of lime because of the price. Went up in a flash and have had no problems yet. It has been through some pretty stout winds and held up.

Build a wooden frame on the bottom and bolt this kit on top survived storm up to 60mph wind ! Yea you read that right. Best money on a greenhouse kit for 120plus change. Now I gotta grow my own food to get back to net zero lol.

Perfect size, great greenhouse. Durable.

Every thing I asked for, great product. Only thing is that I should have bought the bigger one I already filled this one up!

After I made a few modifications around the base, and added a full-sized door the greenhouse is as sturdy as a rock.

So I really needed the measurements to be right with this for what I needed it for. So this is NOT OK. This was going to be used for the winter as a temp shelter for rescued roos. I really needed specific measurements to make it work, and it failed. The product itself is really amazing and i am pretty impressed with it. Definetly get better anchors and tie downs. I secured it with 8 - 18 inch curved rebar and 18 inch ground anchors at the corners. Except for the measurements, I feel this will last quite a while. I just whisht they would correct the measurements or do something to compensate.

It was a real trick to get assembled and the instructions leave much to be desired. I watched a LOT of Youtube videos beforehand which helped. But, since it's up I like it so much that I ordered another!

I love my tunnel greenhouse. I have only had one instance where my cover blew off in a crazy rain storm but after weighing it down properly, it stands with the best of them. My zipper for the door did break (on both sides) so I tied a piece of twine and use that to close it. Its winter in KS and my plants are flourishing inside their tunnel just fine. I'd definitely recommend!

Pro: I like this Greenhouse, it was easy to install. Even though the instructions recommend 2-3 people to install, I did it all by myself. It took about an hour the 1st day to build the frame, then I ran out of sunlight and it was cold. About an hour the second day to put the cover on. It rained all day, the day after I put this up and the ground inside stayed dry. Con: There are only 4 tie down points at each end, to tie the cover to the frame and the ties are short. The winds here in Texas can get pretty strong. Yes, there are 4 locations outside to tie down with a stake, but the stakes are a small gauge and short. But, to save space in the yard, I ordered a dog leash anchor for each inside corner, tied off to the frame. Also, the zippers are very cheap ang weak. The first time I grabbed one to zip down, the zipper paddle that you hold broke in half. I will try to use a paper clip in its place. Over all, I like it. We plan to move in a couple of years and should easy to move with us. These negatives are small and can be worked around.

Put it together in about a hour and a half I was in no rush. Zippers could be a little more heavy duty but they work it is nice and roomy inside. Wish it came with a better anchoring system but I had some metal fence.posts I drove into ground then zip tied the frame to it there per side so it's going no where we have had some heavy wind and it held up fine.