Erommy 4'x6'x6.6' Garden Walk-in Greenhouse with Sliding Door & Roof Vent

I have built many of these kinds of products, in the past, and I am not surprised by the level of confusion and difficulty that comes with building the actual structure. After a while, it begins to feel like the manufacturers of the instruction manuals of these greenhouses intend to confuse you on purpose. The most annoying part about my frustration is that I know that no matter how many reviews I write about these greenhouses/aviaries, my complaints will never change anything. There is some sort of language barrier or a mix up that occurs within these factories that no employee seems to care about because they, simply, do not understand what the problem is. While not everything is incorrect about the instructions manual, the most important aspects of the structure are most confusing. Some pictures of certain parts are scaled improperly and specific placements of small parts are not thoroughly reviewed. Granted, the manual does do its absolute best to be as specific as possible with many words and diagrams, but where it explains the construction most specifically is not where the construction is most complex. Between each section built, you will spend 10 minutes contemplating, “Did I do this right?” Theoretically, all instruction manuals should be organized in such a manner that one person could assemble the product on their own, but with some degree of difficulty due to the products size/weight. However, this greenhouse is unorganized in such a way that does not make sense even if THREE people were working on it together. Some sections of the manual go from step 1 to step 3 and the manual never mentions step 2 until after you have flipped through a dozen pages in the booklet. This is most frustrating because if the manual were organized properly, the entire structure would be firmly supported by its own material. However, the construction process of this greenhouse is incredibly and ridiculously redundant. How are you expected to build one wall and then another wall parallel to that wall while trying to keep both walls upright in their most flimsiest states? It would make most sense to entirely build one wall so that it is structurally sound enough to hold its position until another wall is built…but, the problem is that the instructions manual does this in the complete opposite way. Another solution would be to build two walls at once, side by side from one another and have them support each other to make the construction so much easier. But, again, it is the complete opposite, with this instructions manual. It is as if the pages of the booklet were ripped apart and at the last minute, the manufacturers decided to put them back together without checking which pages went before and after one another. If you are wondering if you should buy this product, I do recommend purchasing it because it is one of the cheapest, yet sturdiest greenhouses on the market. However, do not expect the construction of this product to be a walk in the park. Simply put, you would have needed to build this greenhouse two times in order to have understood how to build it the first time. That’s the problem with the manufacturers of these products. They can build a perfect structure perfectly, but they tell you to rebuild it in the most inefficient way.

Quality parts and instructions were written very good. Some of the parts as per nuts and bolts were a little small with my hands. Took a couple hours to put together. Very happy with my purchase.

Basically, pay attention to the diagrams and don't fall asleep on the job. I assembled this solo and used extensive 'dead men' to support the verticals until the cross members were in place. I also secured the greenhouse with bungie cords secured to the frame and hooked into heavy eyelets that are screwed into the raised beds. Photos show detail. It did take every part of a day and a half to complete but it looks great and functions properly.

I genuinely love it! It's sturdy, it looks very nice, and is exactly what I need for my garden. I did a lot of comparison shopping, and actually bought this months ago, and finally got around to assembling it this week. I don't know how well it would hold up in heavy wind, but it seems pretty solid to me, and I imagine that with an anchored base, it would probably be fine. I have a second one I still need to assemble, and I think it will go together much more quickly.

Customer service was fast and great, we thought we had missing pieces but they were hidden in box.

I ordered a greenhouse. it came promptly but I had some questions about it. Daisy at the service center was very helpful and timely with replies to my email. Great company to work with.

Works great for my need, lose a panel on a extremely windy night. Contact costumer services and they were great and send a replacement right away.

Bought this and realized I would need help assembling it. This unit does require at least 2 people to put together. If you think you are missing any parts, just message the seller and they are quick to respond! The product itself, looks just like the images, putting it together will take a long time, it took about 8 hours to assemble with another person. Instructions were kinda helpful but we manage to build it in the end.

The greenhouse is very good for my backyard. when there's strong wind. It's portable and I will move it into my garage, I don't want it blow away. Good price and good customer service.

This greenhouse is exactly what we were looking for. Creates warmth and is very sturdy after installation. Would recommend this to all if you are looking for a greenhouse. Great product.

Vary good! get help when setting it up, but all and all great added an fan to help keep it at temp and a greenhouse heater all controlled by a thermostat. love it.

Overall I am pleased with this greenhouse. The instruction is a bit difficult to use and some steps seem out of order. But with a little patience, it turns out to be a very decent product.