Customer Reviews for VEVOR 12'x 8'x 8' Pop-Up Greenhouse, Set Up in Minutes, Portable Greenhouse with Doors & Windows. High Strength PE Cover & Powder-Coated Steel Construction

Didn’t keep cold out

The windows on each side were not secure enough and it is not air tight to be used in colder weather as a greenhouse

Assembly was kind of easy, but you need a helper or helpers. I don't find the legs are adjustable. We have the 8'x 6'x 8' size. There is just one "lock" point. Other way they just collapse. My main concern are the windows coverings. They move with the wind. There are just three velcro strips at the bottom to hold them closed. Sides are without velcro. Zipper would be a much better option. During pretty cold nights (around 30F) the temperature can drop signifyingly due to a draft from the windows.Unfortunately, I found one small hole in the cover.It's just two days after the assembly. We didn't have wind or rain so far. So, fingers crossed.The assembly instruction needs improvements ;)Some people complain abut the "Easy Peak Center" - it should be locked before you will set up the legs. So, there is no need for stool or a ladder.I hope it will withstand the extreme Phoenix weather conditions. I want to use the cover just for the cold season.

Needed for large outside porch plants to over-winter. Went up easy. Set it up on covered concrete so wind & weather isn't a problem. Attached metal pipe to bottom hold-downs (with included rope), then covered the pipe with split pool noodles (better than pipe insulation) to keep sides weighted & cold air out. Hung grow light strips. Finished with a small table & chairs and martinis to celebrate success. It's really cute!

I tried a less expensive greenhouse and it was much smaller than advertised. I have several tropicals that love the added warmth and protection of a greenhouse. This thing is super easy to set up! I had it ready to go before the UPS driver made it around the neighborhood - about 5 minutes. The inside temps are much higher than ambient and it’s high quality so I’m sure it will last many seasons. Two screened windows and two roll up doors. It’s huge!

Much bigger than expected. We haven't had a high wind yet but so far it's holding up.

It took my husband and I together to ger it up and anchored down. It's very portable if you don't have any concerns for wind. We attached it to my house for stability. It tried to blow away while we were settling it up. It pips up bur irs hard to do, not a 1 woman job. That having been said, it very nice for the price. The velcrose on the windows doesn't like up well. I'll be adding some. But I like it. In a few weeks it will be a very busy spot for Mr and my budding green thumbs.

Super easy to set up with a couple of people in under 10 minutes. Great product for the price, was bigger than expected. Very pleased with this purchase.

I had some initial CS questions that landed in the Shopify-Amazon e-commerce void, a situation I did not know existed. But I did receive some very great customer service once that was figured out. Thanks Hannah.The entire greenhouse has a shipping weight of just over 35 pounds, the metal frame is substantial, the plastic covering is thick and heavy weight. If I was to make a manufacturing change it would be to add a super heavy weight zipper, but other than that it’s quality is spot on for the price pointEasy set up, though 2 people are definitely recommenced. Plastic smell dissipates very quickly, it is a 8x6 foot plastic bag after-all, so expect a little initial smell, but not the headache inducing forever smell you sometimes can get. Pleasantly surprised.It is a 8x6 foot plastic bag so expect you are going to need to anchor it well, especially if you are in an area like the Southwest with a wind season.Recommended, it is all you could hope to get in a 120 dollar-ish green house.

Super easy to pop up just be sure you pay attn to what size you purchased. I didnt, and assumed it was same measurement all around ie: 6x6 unboxed it and started popping it up. Bc it was a 6x8 so is the frame (duh) so the cover wouldnt install correctly unless I matched the sides right. (Face plant emoji) I chose concrete blocks tied in at the corners in addition to the augers and pins used by manufacturer. So far so good! I live in a mild climate so even in the 30-40s my citrus trees are doing well without supplemental heat (heat lamp only). During the day it gets 90-100 degrees inside when its 60-70 outside. Definitely tie the greenhouse down with some weight bc its light as a feather.