Ohuhu Greenhouse for Outdoors with Observation Windows New Version, Small Walk-in 3 Tiers 6 Shelves Stands Plant Green House for Seedling, Flowers, Plant Growing, 4.7 x 2.4 x 6.4 FT

This included counting each bag of parts to make sure they were all present (as instructed). br>When I first started putting the pieces together, I thought to myself, "Oh no, this is going to be so flimsy. " But I persisted, and once it was put together, it turned out to be quite sturdy, thanks to the design's support for each section. br>br>To tap the pieces together snugly, I used a rubber mallet. br>I also attached the bottom back rail to a 2 x 4 piece of wood to make it heavier and to level the shelves rather than shoveling more gravel into the back area. I made use of the term screw- To secure the rod to the 2x4, use u-shaped clamps designed to hold electrical tubing. br>Because I placed the front of the house next to a patio area in my garden, she- I did the same thing with the front bottom rod on the brick patio's wood border. There is no way it will be blown away by the wind. br>br>I decided not to use the tie downs because my three labrador retrievers are always in the garden enclosure with me, and I'm sure they'd mess up the tie downs in some way. Oh, and the bottom flaps on the ground can be turned in or out. I finished them off by laying a line of nice red brick around the top of the flap, which adds another layer of weight to the bottom while also providing water and windproofing. br>br>I didn't take any photos, but I'll add them to the review later.

Adele Payne

| Dec 15, 2021

I bought it to replace a three-year-old model. a greenhouse from a less expensive manufacturer that is a year old There are no written instructions, only a photo that has been marked, and the pieces are numbered. It's a lovely, warm greenhouse once it's up and running. This is the most recent (and so far only) model with side vents. a must-have for those who don't have access to air Your plants may burn too quickly if there isn't enough flow to keep the temperature in check. This greenhouse replaces one of similar size and fits nicely against a 10' cement wall in my lovely little garden. I use bricks to hold it down, with the bracing flaps on the inside rather than the outside; the garden is surrounded by high brick walls, and only those who live in the sky can see it from above. Our building in downtown San Francisco is surrounded by sky scrapers. I'll post a quick shot of the frame put together and return with more photos once the cover is on.

Kalel Davidson

| Oct 10, 2021

So far, I'm really enjoying it. Despite the 40-degree winter we've been having in NorCal, I've managed to keep my plants (chili peppers) alive and well. And there's a lot of shelving space that I didn't expect to have, but it's been very useful. I've noticed that it also keeps the moisture and heat from the day into the evening!.

Ermias Bradley

| Dec 08, 2021

Here's where I'll discuss putting things together. We'll wait until the spring rains stop before moving it outside because the whole family enjoys the process of building it. br>It takes two people about an hour to put this together. 5 hours (could be less if we got our hammer out sooner) The instructions are straightforward. Simply line up pipes of equal length in the same direction. The tricky part is making sure that all of the pipes are securely connected. We hope to ensure that all pipes are fully inserted into the joints, ensuring that the structure remains stable and does not wiggle when shaken. I recommend that you use a hammer. (At first, we just tried pushing hard, but it took too much effort. )br>When we're inside the greenhouse, it's noticeably warmer than outside.

Ismael Gonzalez

| Sep 12, 2021

To fit all the way into connecting sockets, almost all poles had to be filed to remove the burr on the edge. br>Installing it took an extra hour. It's a high-quality portable greenhouse once it's been put together. I had to give it a one-star rating because my wife had no idea why it wouldn't fit together properly and would have returned it for the same reason. She has successfully constructed two different greenhouses on her own in the past. If it hadn't been for the problem, I would have given it 5 stars.

Arya Gomez

| May 11, 2021

Tender plants survived two nights near 36 degrees, and I am completely satisfied with this product and the excellent customer service once again.

Makayla CHAMBERLAIN

| Nov 22, 2021

There are a few things you should be aware of regarding this product. Despite the fact that the instructions state that "no tools are required," a rubber mallet would be extremely useful in putting the greenhouse together. Without lightly tapping the pieces with the mallet, I was unable to get them to "seat" correctly and hold together. A level surface is also required for the finished greenhouse. My porch is where I keep mine. There are over 100 pieces in total, with some connectors appearing to be very similar. I recommend sorting the connectors into different piles based on their type. I also recommend putting together the greenhouse, which will eventually be placed there. I found the assembly to be difficult, but I was able to complete it on my own and am very happy with my purchase. The greenhouse is pleasing to the eye and functional.

Astrid York

| Dec 23, 2021

I'm going to buy more. The greenhouse is very nice. It's simple to put together; the instructions aren't great, but you'll figure it out. Material is of good quality. Zippers that are strong and reliable. I'll think about it again, but I think I'll go with a bigger greenhouse this time.

Jones Buchanan

| Apr 23, 2021