12×7×7 FT Greenhouses for Outdoors Heavy Duty, Large Walk in Green Houses for Outside with 6 Ventilated Mesh Windows & Roll-up Door & Reinforced Frame

does not hold up inwind

Easy setup but the wind destroyed it in a week even used longer stakes to hold it down wasted money and time!

This is a good size greenhouse I was able to put over an existing raised garden bed. It went together easy enough by myself. Though some parts would have been easier with an extra set of hands. The first night I used it we hand a windstorm and I had not staked it down so it flew off. The joints are flexible enough it didn’t break, so I was able to put it back in place and properly stake and tether it down. It’s really sturdy and holds warmth well. The vents are great, easy to use and plenty of them. I like the door with the screen as well. Will probably buy another, it’s a good price for what you get.

I previously had an easy up style 6x8 greenhouse (it lasted 1.5 seasons) not this brand. I found this one because I wanted to try a size up and a different style. For 95 after everything this one is alright. For 7x7x10 it's a good value for the money and is quite spacious. I would not describe it as sturdy or stable. In my situation, it's on my porch with one side being up against the house and secured additionally to the railings of the porch. So the wind isn't as much a factor. This greenhouse is best in a non windy location or used inside a house or garage. The windows are pretty low down and I love that the door has an inner screen to keep the flies out!! Love that.

I am a beginner gardener and this greenhouse is exactly what I need. The day I put it up a storm with high winds came through and my greenhouse withstood the wind

Went up really nice and easy. Instructions were clear and helpful. The stakes that the greenhouse comes with are not great, you will want to get different more heavy duty stakes to help with anchoring. The last thing is that you will want to set it up out of the way of the wind. Two really windy days bent the frame and destroyed the greenhouse.

First actual size is 6.5' x 9.5' x 6.5' NOT 7x10x7. I just set it up last week due to ground still being frozen. Set it up so the front back was in the direction of the majority of wind. Yesterday we had light wind to moderate wind front to back and the grren house was find due to the additional supports on front and back. The wind switch direction light only (5-7 mph) to the side of of the green house the the frame on that side buckeled, there is no cross bracing side to side, they could have added it to the back and that would have most likely prevented the failure. Complete waste of money!

Easy to put together and get set up. Roomy enough hold 14 large planters on the ground and have a walk way down the middle. I hung 8 light weight hanging plants on the wall frame which I think helped with keeping it seated in a strong wind. Frame piping is easily bent at connections. Thick enough to keep it very warm inside with just a tiny small heater.