Outsunny6 x 10ft Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutters, Large Walk-In Green House with Door and Window, Garden Plants Grow House with Aluminium Frame

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Overall a very good product, instructions not very clear but easy to work out, sliding the Polycarbonate sheets in is tricky, and as a design improvement, I would suggest the manufacturer supply guide rails which could be fitted to the sheets first to allow them to slide in with out them catching and on the frame as you try to slide them in, this I believe this would elevate the product from a good product to an excellent productwindow catch is very flimsy and guttering not brilliantbut, I have it erected and in place, very sturdy and happy with my purchase

Frankly I am not satisfied with this product.I found1. The instructions to assemble are very complicated and insufficient, despite I am an engineer and read drawings daily well I struggled a lot.2. The poly carbonate sheets are very poor quality , difficult to slide in aluminium sections, easy to break and once it tears off (even a bit) it is extremely difficult to slide in.3. Aluminium sections are light and easy to tare , some of the joints are on sliding nuts & screws which do not provide sufficient strength for some members during assembly.4. Gutters are very hard to assemble, complicated and much heavier compared to many sections, this will push more loads on weaker sections.5. It took 15 hrs of two people time..6. Openable window is a very stupid and fragile structure..Overall I recommend NOT to buy this product.Better you construct simple iron /wooden structure yourself.

But window lock not the best quality

April Update - Amazon offered full refund if returned but couldn't supply missing parts; we couldn't return it because we had built it (YES; I know !!!) But very happy with final offer of compensation from Amazon. Importer said they couldn't source missing parts; SO made our own. Still think its a great design and will buy another.Bought this 6 x 10 greenhouse for my daughter and after owning many polycarbonate and polythene greenhouses over the years I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this one.N.B. we were short of 4 parts but could still put it up to a 90+% finish. Will update this review once the standard of Customer Services is known; replacing the missing parts.The instructions are just pictures which did mean we had to take off and move a couple of parts but it was blindingly obvious we had got them the wrong way round as soon as we moved to the next instruction, so no big issue ! We completely built it in a day - 2 building and 2 "spectators" !!!We did build a breeze block base for it to sit on raising the greenhouse by 12" because my daughters partner is 6' 5", we drilled through the greenhouse base pieces and fitted No 8 x 120mm hammer fixings to fasten it down.We used clear silicon (bottom and sides) to "fasten" all the panels as well as waterproof tape on all the panel tops to stop any chance of water getting in.So happy we plan to buy another for our son when he moves house later in the year.

Instructions not straight forward and definitely 2 person job. You will need to secure as strong winds will move it if not. Also when completed we used clear sealant to ensure perspex panels were also secure. Overall happy.

A very frustrating item to build. A high number of the screws only sit in tracks so they slide about and fall off whilst trying to construct it.The pieces then fell over and buckled two of the parts of the base frame, and one ripped straight through the metal. With a few spare washers, a hot glue gun (and a lot of cursing) I managed to get the frame built.The plastic sheets fray easily at the edges and make it hard to slot into the frame. I resorted to trimming them slightly and using a screwdriver to widen the tracks on the metal.It's definitely a two-person job and needs to be built in one sitting as it has no structural integrity and can't withstand even a gust of wind until it's fully formed.I bought this because it was reduced and I need to learn my lesson. There's a reason it's cheaper.

For the price, greenhouse is fine, but flimsy and light so needs to be either protected from wind or "nailed" down firmly. Now in 4th year, plastic sheets are getting brittle and should probably be replaced. Quite expensive to replace so am using greenhouse tape to keep it all in place. If you are looking long term probably be better options out there.