Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I purchased this from atgstores.com for $670.65 including tax and free shipping. It arrived about 10 days later. The only complaint I have is the packaging. There is absolutely no protection for the items inside and ours arrived with several damaged pieces. You will easily find a big orange sticker on one of the packages with a phone number and email address for contacting the manufacturer. I identified all the damaged pieces and listed them in the email I sent. The replacement parts arrived in about 3 business days, no questions asked. We placed ours on a 6X12 wooden deck so we could anchor the greenhouse. The extra 4 feet makes for a nice little porch as well. You want to cut your boards at about 6ft 4inches. Since we completed the deck before the greenhouse arrived, we made the mistake of cutting ours at exactly 6 ft and there was barely enough room to anchor the screws. It took about 5 hours for my husband and me to assemble the greenhouse. It wasn’t difficult but the instructions require ample common sense to follow. I would recommend you have a helper, especially if you assemble your new green house on a windy day. Other reviewers have said it seems very flimsy until it’s completely assembled and anchored. We found this to be true as well. Ours has been up for about 2 months now. We live in Oklahoma and the storms and hard winds (sometimes up to 50mph) have hammered us much of that time. I am truly shocked at how well this little greenhouse has held up without any damage. Stayed dry inside too. One of the "guttering ends" stopped up and some water leaked inside. Took me about 10 seconds to remove it, clean it, and put it back on. After measuring and doing a lot of looking, we purchased 4 of the HDX 3-Tier 35.7 in. x 36.5 in. x 14 in. Wire Home Use Shelving Units (Model # EH-WSHDI-006) from Home Depot. They’re sturdy and fit perfectly in height and width. See pictures. This little greenhouse gets HOT! I open the window and the door often to cool it down. I hope this remains true come February as that is usually when I start my plants to prepare for the Oklahoma growing season. One reviewer mentioned hanging a powerful heat lamp in their’s and said that did the trick for below freezing temps. I plan to give that a try.