Outsunny 118" x 78.75" x 78.75" Plastic Greenhouse Cover Replacement with 6 Windows, Door & Reinforcement Grid, Green

I bought this for my wife's 10x6x6 Greenhouse to help keep the panels from blowing away before I could get them sealed with silicone. Works great. Highly recommend.

My plants did great. I'm very happy with this purchase. It was easy to assemble and seems very sturdy. I think after this season it with easily be stored and used again next year. I'm so glad I found this. I highly recommend it. I have so many plants I may even get another one.

Worked out great. Back corner tore when stretching it over the frame, but overall worked great for the price.

Only took 1 hour to build. I bought a smaller one last year and the plants doubled in size. Had to add on. This product is very sturdy and excellent quality.

It's very easy to assemble this greenhouse. Sturdy construction. The tent creates a hothouse type environment for your plants. We had a few cold nights and the tent maintained a warm temp. throughout the night. My tomatoes have grown very quickly thanks to the perfect environment that the tent creates.

Easy to assemble even for one person, if u have put up an indoor tent u can do this one too solo. Material is thick and seems durable. Plenty of side vents.

I took my time and built it by myself within a few hours. Some of it was a bit awkward but it had nothing to do with the quality but a second pair of hands would have made it easier. I cannot be more thrilled for the product at the incredibly low price. I plan on anchoring it with larger anchots, and it was easy enough to put up that I may take it down for the winter. But if you're looking for a small portable Greenhouse at a very affordable price this is it! Just make sure that your support frame goes on the inside of the arches and you'll be pleased with a fit and most likely will not tear. Good luck... happy gardening!

I love this greenhouse. I have had excellent results. I used larger tent steaks to tie down corners and the cover to the ground. Tying the sides down keeps the wind from going under the cover and lifting the greenhouse.

I bought this greenhouse two months ago and have been very pleased with it. The package arrived undamaged and I assembled it no problem after watching a couple YouTube videos. I'm a middle-aged woman and had no difficulty putting it together with just a step ladder to reach the top. My teenage daughter gave me about 10 minutes help holding a couple pieces steady but took just about 2.5 hours total. It does get hot inside but I open the door/windows as needed and my tomatoes and strawberries love it. I originally placed it in the sunniest part of my very small yard because we don't get much hot weather here. I moved it this spring to another area with a little more shade and the plants seem to be doing fine. Moving it was easy. I removed the cover and basically dragged the frame to the new location and replaced the cover. I could have moved it with the cover on but I needed the door on the opposite end and my yard is too small to turn it completely. The cover does leak at the roof seams during heavy rain but that doesn't bother me as I place plants to get the drips. Best garden investment ever! My greenhouse produce is months ahead of my neighbors after a wet and chilly spring. I grow everything from seeds so it is really nice to have the space for all my flats and seedlings. The greenhouse is sturdy and even if the cover eventually gives out I can recover the frame.

The best feature of this greenhouse is the price. I purchased it as a winter house for my bonsai, primarily to have a place that will protect them from hard freeze (I built a second layer over it using PVC pipe and 6 ml. clear plastic, for better insulation). It is roomy and tall enough to stand in comfortably. It took two people about an hour and The frame seems flimsy until it is fully assembled, then it is actually quite sturdy. I don't expect the cover to last more than a season or two, due to sun and rubbing on the exposed bolt heads. But the frame is suitable for supporting greenhouse panels, so I have that option later on.