This is very easy to assemble. The cover took two of us to get on due to the clumsiness of trying to get it over the top after assembly. The assembly frame structure looks very flimsy; the tubing is very thin. Once fully assembled it tightened right up and works fairly well. the shelving on one of the sections isn't fitting at all; this will be an easy fix wit zip ties, The shelf racks are very very flimsy-one XL seedling tray made the shelf flex.
The winds here did give it a little bit of a ballooning look, but I secured it to my house and to some t-posts- the little spikes with rope are very useless if you have any sort of wind.
However, the cover itself is thick but I have decided to have a cover trap ready in case of hail during our monsoon season and over winter to reduce snow load on the cover.
I did have a horrible mishap with my young house germinated seedlings the first night I moved them into the new wonderful greenhouse....
Got up the next morning to find all my seedling and green bean starters were heat cooked! LOL
All that was inside that little darling greenhouse was nicely steamed at a staggering 110 degree F when I went out at 11 am to check on the seedling babies. Boohoo. : (
Looks like this darling is going to hold some fantastic heat over my Northern Arizona winter. HAHA!
Smaller than expected
This is very easy to assemble. The cover took two of us to get on due to the clumsiness of trying to get it over the top after assembly. The assembly frame structure looks very flimsy; the tubing is very thin. Once fully assembled it tightened right up and works fairly well. the shelving on one of the sections isn't fitting at all; this will be an easy fix wit zip ties, The shelf racks are very very flimsy-one XL seedling tray made the shelf flex. The winds here did give it a little bit of a ballooning look, but I secured it to my house and to some t-posts- the little spikes with rope are very useless if you have any sort of wind. However, the cover itself is thick but I have decided to have a cover trap ready in case of hail during our monsoon season and over winter to reduce snow load on the cover. I did have a horrible mishap with my young house germinated seedlings the first night I moved them into the new wonderful greenhouse.... Got up the next morning to find all my seedling and green bean starters were heat cooked! LOL All that was inside that little darling greenhouse was nicely steamed at a staggering 110 degree F when I went out at 11 am to check on the seedling babies. Boohoo. : ( Looks like this darling is going to hold some fantastic heat over my Northern Arizona winter. HAHA!