AMERLIFE 6' x 6’ Hobby Greenhouse Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Sliding Door Roof Vent 8" Raised Base and Anchor Aluminum Frame Green House for Plants Flowers Herbs Backyard/Outdoor Use

Let me begin this by stating that I am a retired military jet aircraft mechanic, a senior mechanic in an oil refinery, and my hobbies include building cars, motorcycles and firearms. Remember this as I describe this simple, do it yourself green house kit...Day 6. Ive run out of beer, patience, and vernacular to adequately describe the pleasure assembling this has brought me. My own child barely asks how Im doing on his way past to hide on the other side of the property. My dog wont come out doors if Im home anymore. Ive gotten a 3 pack a day habit as I sit under the desert sun trying to decipher the book of instructions. The english is so broken that Im sure youd be arrested for bigotry if you read them out loud. Phrases such as "outside inner spanning brace" and "fasten snug most goodly" are surely going to induce an anyeurism soon. Thank heavens there are pictures to go along with them. Drawn by what I suspect are only the most talented forced child labor in a way that ensures you still will have zero idea what the hell you are looking at. I am sure that the engineer that designed it explained it thoroughly to the illustrators over a bad cellular connection while having a stroke and possibly a gran mol attack of tourettes. I am sure that this high quality, recycled, grade Q aluminum and plastic rubiks cube of a kit will one day sit proudly assembled in all its glory in my back yard, but I can guarantee it will be long after my 12 year old child has completed college.

If you order it pleeeaaaasss get at least 6 or more silicontubes and silicon all the panels in if not will not make it through any wind storms other then that I love it

This greenhouse was confusing to put together but my husband managed in about 4 hours with my help. We sorted the parts and put them in order as that was the most time consuming part in the beginning. There are multiple times we thought we were missing parts and it was just inside the plastic of another one. In the end we were not missing anything and it this green house was what one would expect for the price.

The directions in putting this unit together were so poor, basically just pictures, and not even very good pictures, that it took a week to put it together correctly. Once the unit was put together The aluminum supports and frames were so weak and flimsy that several of the parts came damaged and we had to put effort into fixing and bending pieces back into place in order to put the unit together at all. The slightest bit of wind makes the panels pop off the structure. the slightest wind makes the whole structure buckle and fall apart. It was not really worth the almost $300.00 it cost nor the time it took to put it together. I was very disappointed in the results. I had to move my plants inside because the whole structure collapsed.

First of all let me be very clear I'm not reviewing a $500 a greenhouse or $1,000 greenhouse on reviewing a $200 Greenhouse.Yes as previously people have mentioned the instructions are horrible however in all fairness if you take a close look at the pictures and use a little bit of common sense you can pretty much a symbol the entire thing without reading any instructions and just looking at the pictures.There are a few places where you really have to look at the pictures clothes and then reference other parts of the greenhouse to figure things out but spending some time on it my wife and I assembled not one but two greenhouses as pictured back to back and after we reinforced them with extra four by fours in cement and self tapping screws to make sure the panels were additionally supported we were able to remove a portion of the back side so that you could walk through from each screen house without having to duckAt the end of the day we spent a few weekends and got everything reinforced and to be completely honest are thrilled to death with the final result considering we spent a total of about $500 if you include both of the greenhouses for $200 a piece and additional supplies like cement and self tapping screws and four by fours so for the money we're pretty happy with it and today at this very moment we're getting 20 to 30 mile an hour winds and it's not budging at all

The finished product is good and as shown in advertisement...it fits well together but the door is not a tight fit...I would only recommend to those who can follow picture directions well and who have many hours to assemble it!

Garbage quality. The walls don’t line up right. The window doesn’t close. Didn’t come with all the gutter pieces. Do not recommend the headache. Spend the $300 on a real greenhouse.

major improvement over our previous greenhouse made of plastic frame. This one should last with aluminum framing. recommend buying silicone for sealing the plastic panels. Build nice shelving out of treated land scaping timbers and cedar fence boards. Was out of square, but a couple of cuts and a few drilled holes, everything is good.