Machrus Ogrow Deluxe Walk-In Greenhouse with 2 Tiers and 12 Shelves - Green Cover

Hi good morning this melani,I got my order last week with these item and due to hectic schedule were not check all parts if its complete...early this morning were trying to build the greenhouse at the backyard,almost done but we notice there is one missing part one number E,we count on them and its total 31 pcs.,can you please send me a spare one that part...we need it so build our greenhouse,you can send it in same address and my name,thanks! Melani Tulay

Too light and it flew and the metal broke into pieces and the cover torn when we had some wind.

I love it easy to put together and just the perfect size!

Second one I’ve bought. Lasts about 4 years before plastic cover begins deteriorating. Windows have to be taped closed to hold warmth in cold weather, VERY annoying. All in all, it works for me.

I purposely waited to review this greenhouse until I had it awhile. Now that I have gone through most of the winter with it, I will give a more knowledgeable review. If you live in a windy area, be careful. We had a cold front blow in over the weekend with 40mph gusts, and the greenhouse ended up on the other side of the backyard. We have since, driven posts into the ground to anchor it better, along with the guy-wires that come with it. Those stakes with the kit came right out of the ground. This time we tied the guy-wires to our fence. Also, the vent windows close with strips of Velcro and this is very inefficient. The last greenhouse I had zipped closed at the door and the vents. This one zips closed on the door, but the windows gap so much I have had to tape them shut with waterproof tape. I put a heat lamp in one night when the temps were going into the 20s, and we put a thermometer, too. The heat lamp only kept the greenhouse a tenth of a degree warmer than the outside air. Nearly every tender plant in the greenhouse froze or was severely damaged. This greenhouse looks really cute put together, but in retrospect, I would not buy it again. However, since I did buy it I am trying to find ways to make it work better for my needs. BTW -- I live in South Texas so we're not talking about a hard winter like up north. This might work in a sunroom or an enclosed patio, but it's not well-suited to outdoors in the elements.

The plastic connectors look sturdy but they don't seamlessly connect to each other. Had to use cable ties, also weights so that it wouldn't fly off with the wind. It's been a year and it's still standing so I guess it's okay. Would upgrade once this falls apart.

Will work well in the back yard. Will be easy to start the next garden season.

Finally got to put it up and the zipper was already torn.

very easy to build and houses a significant number of plants. the humidity generated is perfect for my plants

This is a terrible greenhouse. It blew over and ruined plants within a week we tied the shelves together and tied it to a fence and the latest storm destroyed it. This was all in less than a month. Save and buy a sturdy greenhouse, as these are a waste of time and money.