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

If you live in a windy area you will need to go overboard tying it down - and also either pile dirt over the plastic on the outside or weigh it down otherwise it'll blow right over. The tunnel itself is great and really holds the heat in - on a 37 degree day it was 52 inside the tunnel.

The bars are cheap thin metal they just bend and collapse under wind pressure turns into a big twisted mess of metal tubing just from wind of I light rain storm

Works, but is not an easy thing to keep from blowing away in 15 MPH winds. Tie downs that come with it are a joke.

Can't beat it for the money. I am using it for a totally different use. Building a home and living in a camper with limited storage. I use this as a temporary closet, made a couple clothes hanging racks and it keeps clothes dirt free of dust and such. It went together rather easy if you follow the instructions, my wife and I assembled it. I am very happy with it and would recommend this greenhouse, for the cost, it's great.

So far assembly was super easy. I put it together by myself. It’s a simply starter green house that is great for beginners.

I bought this to put over our small inflatable hot tub so that no matter the weather we could enjoy it. It has been wonderful. Keeps the leaves and junk from getting in the hot tub and we can be in there when it's raining. We added lights. We've had it a few months and are very pleased. We have had no issues with quality.

We are currently using it as a winter time shelter for our rabbits. It has made it through several wind storms and snow. The only weak link has been the zippers. After two months all four of them had broken.

Me gusto el tamaño la compré para mis gallinas el plástico está grueso si está resistente y aunque esté frío se siente caliente dentro

Overall, the greenhouse is a good value. The frame is easily assembled and it comes with some additional bracing that is not on the slightly smaller tunnel. However, there are steps to take to make it hold up over time. First, I attached a base of 2x4's on edge around base of the tunnel frame and attached the tunnel frame with 3" screws every couple of feet. I added a braces in the middle of the tunnel going up to the cross bars. This provided additional lateral support for the tunnel in the middle and will help with support snow load. I also foil taped all the bolt heads to prevent the heads from rubbing holes on the cover. I created a frame around the doorways with 2x4's as well. Finally, I stapled the cover to the wood perimeter frame and around the doorways to get the cover tight to shed water and snow better and to prevent any sagging between the tunnel frame supports where water and snow could settle. Attaching the outside of the door zipper to the wood door frame keeps the end panels from flapping in the wind and the zippers work much smoother. I live in the mountains at 9,000 ft and get a good bit of snow and a lot of wind. Without all these fairly easy modifications the tunnel would not hold up.

Great product highly recommend this is a sturdy and well constructed greenhouse perfect for plants and trees