Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse Galvanized Frame & Waterproof Cover 15x7x7 ft

We used it for a driveway cover. I survived high winds, rain, hail and snow. Was quite impressed. It was okay quality. Only needed it to last the winter and it did.

I ordered the Greenhouse and it came in a nice box. The box was a little beat up, but, it did what it was supposed to. Still winter season here so it won't be put up for a while yet. Once the storm season is over, it will be put up and be well used.

I'm happy with my greenhouse ...it's been up through the winter and it's been good...side note I used wire hanger and cut it to make a long staple n hammer it down on the bottom poles to give it extra security

Really good for the money! It took me a few hours to set up with my family. I do recommend you reinforce the frame just for wind and heavy rain( I'm just an over do'er) but here's a link to show mine. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLLuvbrs/

Super easy to put together... Everything I expected and more... I will be ordering another!!! Definitely star stars ⭐️!!!

Will blow away and rip it rough winds if not secured with better gear. Otherwise good for the price.

Single person installation possible. The greenhouse os pretty sturdy. Only issue is that the covering leaks at the seems. Other than that, I've been able to keep the inside dry during rain storms.

Worth the $80, but needs modifications to endure the weather. Plenty of videos on YouTube. Everything fit together nicely, instructions were easy to follow. While the metal tubing is very lightweight, the cover and stiching is rather robust, including the zippers. To keep the greenhouse from being demolished by Mother Nature the bottom tubes need to be screwed to a 2"x4" (or heavier) frame and lashed/staked to the ground, (the rope and stakes included would not be suitable to secure a marshmallow in a light breeze). I used 1" wide seatbelt type strapping material and 1/2" rebar stakes. The strapping went completely over the top at each end and through the hoops sewn into the screen. To keep air/wind from coming up from underneath the screen I used furring strips and screws to hold down the bottom of the screen to the wooden frame. In a open area, I would suggest four 'T' posts, about 4' high just inside the corners and tied to the frame for additional support. I plan to remove the screen during the warm months and allow vining plats to use the frame as a trellis until fall. I will buy another to increase garden production in the spring and fall.

We've only had this greenhouse for about a month but so far we love it. It was easy to put together and seems sturdy enough. The ventilation is good and the plastic is tough. I would recommend getting stronger, bigger anchors though. We haven't had very strong winds yet, but I'm really hoping it will hold up well. Time will tell.

Price and size is fantastic. The quality is pleasantly better than I had thought. A little extra reinforcement when setting up and you're golden