Outsunny 11.5' x 10' x 6.5' Outdoor Walk-in Greenhouse, Tunnel Green House with Roll-up Windows, Zippered Door, PE Cover, Heavy Duty Steel Frame, White

Bought the roof and the side curtains. They look nice hope it lasts. The side curtains do not stay as in the photo, they are not that tight. Its a 10x10 gazebo

Sturdy steel construction at a reasonable price point. I have my raised beds and herb containers in here. It takes in sun heat while blocking out cold winds. It is often 12 degrees warmer inside than the outdoor temperature. As a tall woman, I love the overall height and ample door space. The velcro flaps for windows are good quality too. My husband and I bought another one to use on our patio to let the dogs out during rain and winter weather. Also, for outdoor cookout cover during the chilly autumn and rainy spring time.

Works well, but a bit too long. Drags a bit on the ground. Would also prefer panels to have another opening option but overall works for our gazebo!

Easy set up and plenty of space inside. There were 4 poles that didn't have pre-drilled holes which I had to drill. If you can't bury the flaps, patio stones work great (need at least 4 on the long and 3 on the short sides).

This item would of been more useful had it had gromets instead of fabric loops

The material gauge is light weight and clips are made of plastic

This greenhouse is flimsy and light. 3 days after assembling it flipped and ripped from a measly 4km/hr breeze. After rebuilding it with many reinforcements (2 ratchet straps, 2 corkscrew dog tie-outs, pvc pipes around the metal poles, welded where needed) I would have saved more (money, time %26 effort) just buying a better quality item. 3 months is all it lasted before one of the metal poles across the top finally bent in 13km/hr winds. I have a shelterlogic 6x9 shed that has thicker poles than this thing. think 90's tent poles trying to hold this thing up.

I purchased this greenhouse Oct. 24, 22. It was delivered Oct. 28, 22. We (2) set it up without any tough problems, it was fairly simple to assemble. At first, I loved it, until we got wind. I anchored it very well. The problem was the cover itself kept coming loose and sliding up. I also had 12x12 pavers on the cover flaps on the ground to hold it down, but it was no match for the wind. So now I know it needs to be moved to a less windy spot. When it got warm enough to open the windows to cool it off, as it was over 100 degrees inside, in March, (South Carolina) the straps that hold the window covers up, just fell apart when I tried to tie them. the same thing happened with the string they send to anchor it. I could snap it easily with my fingers. The very top front peak, has a hole in the cover where it had rubbed on the metal frame. So we cant tie up the windows or the door, and it has a good size hole in it, five months after purchase! I am going to try to attach photos. I am extremely disappointed in this product. Just a waste of money. First photo is of the first day. You can see the ties that are attached. Other photos, they are just gone. Never even used the door ties and they are gone. I pulled on one of the window ties, it just fell off and I could snap it in two with one hand. They feel like they are made of paper. I gave two stars because of shipping speed and ease of assembly. The rest is garbage!

There are supposed to be 20 nuts and bolts. There are 19. I cannot complete assembling the skeleton without that last nut and bolt. Now I am going to have to go to the hardware store to buy one nut and one bolt. Seriously, do kit assemblers even bother to COUNT? No excuse for this. I recommend against purchasing any tent-type products from this vendor.

Will fall apart in less than 2 months. First the ties for the door crumbled to dust after 3-4 weeks of being up. Today I went to roll one of the side windows up for the first time and the ties crumbled and broke.