SPECILITE 56×56×78Inch Walk-in Greenhouse, Heavy Duty Small Plant House with Thicken PE Cover and Steel Frame, for Garden, Outdoors, Indoors, Green

I absolutely love this greenhouse, as a renter- I can't currently put out any permanent structures. This Greenhouse is just what I needed!! Plenty of space, and storage inside, sturdy. Enough room for me to stand and move around. Easy assembly. I would say the only thing I plan on doing is finding some stronger zip ties to hold the shelves down, the ones it comes with are quite tiny, BUT with that being said, with the ones it came with the shelves are quite stable, I just feel some stronger ones would sturdy it up all the more! The only negative review I have seen sounded to be like they were expecting something more glamorous, if you read what your buying, it is metal poles held together by connective pieces, a great durable plastic (or whatever the exact material is) anchored down like a camping tent, supply some weight to keep the plastic around the edges down.. I used a combo of stones, timbers and full flower pots. And it has just been perfect, my own personal garden space, on a budget. If you want to have a green house, but need something reliable and affordable - this is your sign to buy one. I could not be more happy!!

It is perfect for a "first Greenhouse." It's durable and easy to assemble, fits perfectly in my well lit corner space near my raised bed. My husband build a foundation to prevent water from decaying the bottom (water sits sometimes in my back yard. I already have seedlings sprouting and we are truly happy with the purchase.

This was so much fun to put together. That may sound silly but it really was. Like a large puzzle. I put it together myself but then it took 3 of us to put the cover on so it’s really hard to try to do that yourself alone. Good quality! The zippers are hardcore and I have a feeling this thing is going to last a long time. I’ll be growing rare ruffled Cyclamen and Cymbidium orchids plus of course seedlings of all kinds.

Easy to assemble, instructions were clear and easy to read, took me about an hour and a half. All the parts were clearly labeled, pretty sturdy and it really does get hot in there so the little windows on the side are a plus.

Okay.... So, lets get the obvious out of the way, this is cheap to purchase and cheaply made. If you understand that, then this is great. The instructions were awesome, everything was marked and organzied. The instructions were easy to follow. I purchased this, because I want to see if I actually will use it, before putting any real money into a greenhouse. Nothing like spending a ton of money only to later give up on that hobby. I honestly love this thing. It has shelves on both sides which will most likely need support due to the wire shelves being made of thin metal. The unit as a whole, I feel was worth the money. It creates a bug-free zone for us to grow our herbs and veggies right on our deck.

It's perfect! The best size for a renter friendly area. I can't wait to get it going. It's light weight so we had cinder blocks to hold it down better than the ropes it comes with. I did also tie it to my fence. The shelves are simple and the whole house is stable as I'd like it! Also idk who said the zipper was bad. Mine is fine!

Jay Fray exposing the absolute disaster that is this SPECILITE walk-in greenhouse that should be classified as garden terrorism. Ordered this "heavy duty" greenhouse expecting basic functionality and instead received what appears to be a collection of plastic and metal parts with a personal vendetta against plants. Assembly was a special kind of torture—instructions written by someone who's clearly never seen the product, with parts that align only in theoretical physics. The "heavy duty" claim is the biggest lie since "the check is in the mail." First decent breeze sent this thing dancing across my yard like a plastic tumbleweed, destroying my seedlings in the process. The cover material is so thin you could read through it, tearing at the slightest contact with anything sharper than a cotton ball. Temperature control? Nonexistent. This greenhouse either bakes your plants into crispy garden jerky or offers zero insulation against cold. The zipper door failed after exactly seven uses, requiring a bungee cord jury-rig just to keep it closed. Those shelving units they advertise couldn't support the weight of a houseplant, let alone trays of seedlings. The entire structure wobbles alarmingly whenever you move inside it, creating constant anxiety about imminent collapse. Jay Fray verdict: Save your plants, money, and sanity. This isn't a greenhouse—it's a plant execution chamber disguised as garden equipment. Even at a steep discount, this would be overpriced kindling.

I am happy with my small, nice, and easy-to-assemble greenhouse. It is set on the patio and fulfills its purpose. I recommend it.