My Garden PathTomato Garden Greenhouse Frame with Heavy Duty Reinforced PE Weather Cover with Roll-up Door Growbag Growhouse Vegetables Grow Tent and Cultivation, Green

It look good but the flaws was the cover was about an 2 inches too short to put the ties off the cover on the bottom rail. It states there's room for 3 grow bags but I can only get 1 regular grow bag in unless he thinks it's made in China. So on reflection his promises are short on fact and sturdyness falls short

This is sturdy and easy to put together -i have as an additional precaution tied it too a downpipe as it is in the prevailing wind but thats also where the sun is - i will be moving it in winter to a more shelterd spot i dont think it would survive a northern winter where it is, but in a sheltered spot i doubt this would be needed.I knew the roof was flat and therefore was likely to collect rain so had saved some polystyrine corners from another box with that packaging in which i then placed over the top bars on the back and are held in place by the canes from my plants so it is something easilly resolved. I have five large -ish pots with tomato plants and three smaller strawberrys in there stood on a grow bag tray rather than a grow bag set up, so it holds enough for what i wanted.

Good little thing

My first time using this type of product as I wanted to try and grow some tomatoes. So it's ideal size for a typical grow bag. My only problem is the flat roof. With all the rain we've had recently, the water tends to collect in the middle of the roof and this causes the sides to ride up from the bottom. So I would maybe spend a little more and get one with sloped roof unless you want to end up covered in cold water trying to clear the rainwater.

while this is a great product I feel that there is a major design fault with it. The roof should be slanted to allow rain water to run off it. Every time it rain, the water gathers on the top and causes it to sink onto the plants below. Currently trying to make a new roof for it out of corrugated plastic with a slope, so not such a good value purchase now

Happy with product. The only areas of concern for others to note - construction manual is limited of detail when fitting together - look at the main pic on the box to realise how to fit together. It’s very lightweight, so if not in an area which isn’t windy - need to secure it to the ground or it will easily blow away. The outer plastic cover is thick, so should last. Overall, not bad but would benefit having so clips to secure it to the ground. Happy to recommend with those provisos.

A bit disappointed I know it was cheap but I thought it would be more sturdy than it is - will probably last the season and then we will need to replace

Lasted about a month before a windy day and the plastic connectors the poles slot into all snapped beyond repair. Plastic cover could do with some additional ties at points to secure it to the frame or it just creeps up. The plastic cover was pretty durable for the price and stood up to a healthy amount of rain, so I was happy with that. Just ensure the whole frame is secured to something in the event of wind.