Quictent Walk-in Greenhouse for Outdoors, 56x56x77 in Portable Small Greenhouse with Shelves, Screen Door & Mesh Windows, Plastic Cover & Steel Frame, for Garden Backyard Patio Plant Seedling, Clear

UPDATE: I contacted the manufacturer of this product and have been completely blown away with their great customer service. I provided documentation of the failed zipper to substantiate my claim. Without hesitation they sent me out a new greenhouse cover. Also provided great follow up. Even though it broke unexpectedly I would buy from them again. I do like their quality so I would buy from them again because they stand behind their products!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My original review: The zipper failed on one side. So disappointed that this product wasn’t durable! The assembly and house was good, it did what I needed until the zipper came off. I would return it but it’s past the date of return window. I wish there was a way to fix it. I will have to replace for next year but I won’t buy this one again.

I purchased this in April 2021. Overall, I would actually rate this about 3.5 stars. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, but I managed it by myself (I have limited use of one arm due to surgeries). I put this out on my deck and, being in Michigan, secured it with a ratchet strap over the top and connected that to buckets filled with rocks to keep it from blowing away. During the worst winds, I put another ratchet strap around the lower part and secured it to my deck—otherwise it would be in OZ, in a dozen pieces. The screening on the windows held up for about a year, then deteriorated. I bought screen patch at first, then gave up. The screen for the door did okay until last fall. The framework is still doing alright, for the most part. The shelves were flimsy from the beginning and the zip ties they send break as you put them on. Those that don't only last a couple of months. There are clips sold by another company that may help secure the shelves better for around $13. That said, would I buy this again? Probably. For the price point, it's pretty much a disposable product. I started a lot of seeds in it, and it did well. I used glass hurricane lamps with candles inside for heat during the coldest parts of spring and fall, and it kept everything alive. The cover has holes in it after this last winter, so it's pretty much unusable now. I'm debating on whether to just order a replacement cover (from another company, since I can't find one sold by Quictent) or to order another complete kit, since I like the screen door and window options. I'll probably go with the latter option. I may search for a product to apply to the screen and cover to see if I can extend the life for a year or so - or just take it down or cover it with a protective tarp every fall (which would be much smarter, lol).

I ordered this to replace my previous, deteriorating greenhouse. This one had added features that my other one didn't - a fantastic price!, windows with mesh screens, and a zip-up door mesh screen to keep the bugs out. My greenhouse arrived on time. I constructed this myself (66 yr old female). You do have to pay close attention to the diagram construction to make sure your connectors are facing the proper direction. I did have to take my apart a couple of times and start over, but once I understood what I was doing, it went together flawlessly. My cover came with a flaw and I contacted the warranty email on the back of the construction pamphlet (keep this!!) and they willingly send a replacement cover. I did provide photos so they could see the issue. I absolutely love this greenhouse. I did use stronger ground anchors that I had on hand. I would suggest you do the same. All-in-all, this is a great little house to protect my plants in the off season and early spring.

I've had it about 2 weeks now and it's perfect for a little starter greenhouse. Not the best looking greenhouse, but I'm sprucing it up a bit to be less of an eyesore for the neighbors. The important thing is that it's toasty, sturdy, has great ventilation, and keeps the critters out. I do wish it had double sided zippers for when I'm working inside, and it does get condensation inside after a rain. But that seems to have worked out to kind of moisten the plants, like a little rainforest. I have enough soil stacked inside and put cinder blocks filled with flowers on the outside along w the ties to keep it down. We've had 3 HUGE storms and it hasn't moved an inch. Very happy w my first little greenhouse!

Update (8/7): I had to tape the joints because they kept coming apart in the wind. I placed seven 5-gallon baskets, each only half filled. After just one week, the entire thing collapsed and it was caught on my neighbor’s security camera. This structure is junk. It might hold very light items like seedlings, but even then, it’s not worth the money. I feel completely ripped off. Orignal Review --->I feel like I got someone else's return. When I opened the box, the parts were scattered everywhere. Most of the joints and pipes weren’t even in bags, though the bags were in the box and some of the bags were torn. It was a mess. Worse, the greenhouse cover had a tear in it before I even finished putting it together. Unfortunately, I had already taped every joint with packing tape because three of the joints were damaged and wouldn’t lock properly, so I wasn’t about to take the whole thing apart just to send it back. Check the cover before you start assembling. It’s frustrating to go through all that effort only to find a rip at the very end. The plastic for the greenhouse feels fragile. Honestly, the bags the pipes came in were thicker than the actual greenhouse cover. I’m in Boston, and I don’t expect this cover to last more than one summer once the sun starts beating down on it. That said, all the parts were technically there despite the chaos. And for the price, the frame is about what you’d expect, its cheap but functional. If the cover were better quality, I might have rated this a 3 or 4. But having to play MacGyver just to make this thing work really ruined it for me. Bottom line: You get what you pay for, and this wasn't worth what I paid. Just check your cover right away or you’ll regret it.

The greenhouse appears to be very good it was reasonably easy to assemble although I had a little trouble putting the cover on but pleased to say all went well in the end, it arrived in good time and condition and looks good in the yard haven't put anything in it yet but I'm hoping to start growing vegetables in it very soon .

Put this up myself inside an hour. I'm a big guy, six ft tall and it's roomy enough to be practical. Has already withstood a couple of named storms this year. Would buy again.

I really like this product it is much bigger than I thought. Very easy to assemble. Looks good and it is very strong. Only problem I had is they didn’t send the instructions but the emailed me them after I contacted them. Well worth the money.

Very well made looks like it will last a few years very happy with it

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