Outsunny 6 x 10ft Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutters, Large Walk-In Green House with Door and Window, Garden Plants Grow House with Aluminium Frame and Foundation

More attention needs paying to the packing, couple of bits were damaged, but Amazon rectified this straight away. Needs 2 people to assemble, spanner's supplied are cheap and bend easy the greenhouse itself is good.

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

With this product you get exactly what you pay for! In all honesty I wished Id spent that wee bit extra and bought a real greenhouse. To many things wrong with this product to warrant any more than a 1 star review.I bought the 6ft x 10ft. On the diagram as advertised the width dimensions are 192 cm. I made a base for it to sit on exactly 192 cm by 305 cm. Only to discover that when assembled the width was in actual fact 182 cm. So width wise my base was to wide? The door hinges did not match up with the door frame. The window is a complete waste of time and does not function properly. I would recommend an internal support brace width wise as the whole thing sags out at the top warping the guttering. Used about 4 tubes of silicone securing the panels. I will be surprised if I get any more the one season out of it. Despite other reviews I found the instructions easy to follow.

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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.

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.

Overall, the greenhouse is okay, but I definitely don’t think it’s worth the £230 I paid for it. Assembling it was extremely difficult and exhausting. On top of that, they forgot to make holes in one part of the aluminium, so I had to drill them myself just to be able to screw it together. 3/5

This was bought a couple of weeks before Storms Dudley and Eunice came our way, and I’m glad there was a bit of a wind that came beforehand as a warning! My son decided to start to build this, and he got as far as the two end panels but the wind had developed too much to continue, so he stacked the two ends up against the fence, along with the other metal pieces. He then leant other stuff to “anchor” it down and we then waited with bated breath to see if it would survive the two storms on the way!Nothing moved and the week after the worst of the winds he decided to get stuck in, he’s a landscaper by trade and doesn’t hold with instructions much (or is that just a man thing?) but he got this built in a couple of hours. Some things to report;The gutters wouldn’t fit properly on the left hand side (as you look at the door), but I’ll just attach a rain chain to solve that problem, and also, one of the lower panels just wouldn’t sit in no matter what we did. However, considering it was a cheap and cheerful greenhouse, these faults were minor.On a personal level, the threshold is a tad high for me as I have mobility problems so perhaps that’s something to think about, and there seems to be no way to close the window with the latch. It’s props it open but has no way of “locking” it. There will be a way around this but it’s early days yet. I’m really looking forward to setting everything up and my stock of seeds and propogating trays are mounting! Take your time with this, it’ll be worth it!