Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse Galvanized Frame Waterproof Cover 20x10x7 ft

Greenhouse arrived fast, but the box was damaged in shipping causing a few of the straight poles to be slightly damaged. I was able to straighten the poles out and assembled by myself in about 3 hours. The directions are a little difficult with the lack of explanation and mostly poorly sized pictures to follow. The greenhouse cover is very easy to rip and it did in multiple places where the cross supports meet the end arches. The tent stakes that are provided proved to be basically useless under the slightest breeze. As a fix for that, I built a horseshoe raised bed inside the greenhouse then raised the bottom of the frame 6 inches off the ground and secured it to the raised beds with 1 inch conduit anchors then with screws and 1-1/2 inch fender washers I screwed the cover to the bottom of the beds after pulling the cover as tight as I possibly could. Once all of my construction was complete I could hang my 180lb self from the top of the arches. Performance of the greenhouse throughout the New York spring summer and fall seasons was fantastic with a beautiful crop harvested multiple times. I took the cover off now for winter storage and to allow the raised beds to get rain water in an aid to replenish some of the soil before adding fresh compost in the spring. Overall a very decent product especially for the price point. Just be sure to secure to the ground very well or it will end up in your neighbors lawn like mine did.

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.