Outsunny 100 x 50 x 150cm Greenhouse Steel Frame PE Cover with Roll-up Door Outdoor for Backyard, Balcony, Garden, Green

This must be the easiest thing to assemble! Perfect for the tomatoes Im planning to grow this year and doesnt take up too much space in the garden. Very happy with the purchase and value for money.

Dead easy to assemble, and just exactly what I wanted.

Arrived this morning. I put it together in 30 mins, once I worked out that number two plot squeezes into number one pole. Usually I leave these jobs for my husband, but i was so excited to get my tomatoes plants in there :-).Arrived superfast, good value for money. I may even buy a fleece for it to able to protect my more delicate plants during winter. I may use some large stones on the inside to protect from blowing away in any strong winds.

I put off making this for ages as I hate anything that is self assembly but that first snow we had really caught me out so I forced myself to do it after about a week. Took about ten minutes. So simple - beware, rods 1 &2 are in the same bag, you aren't missing any! Make sure you push the rods together really firmly or it will be really wonky. It's very tall so a strong wind could take it over but I had some small fuchsia trees that I wanted raised off the ground so I put a small plank of wood at the back and the weight of that plus the plants should keep it in place. I would have liked an optional shelf as my trees are all pretty young so there's a lot of unused space at the top. We haven't had any seriously bad weather since I erected it so can only hope it keeps my trees alive and well throughout the winter. You can see the plank in the 3rd photo. The first one shows the height in comparison to me (5'1). The top is completely flat so will collect water. Just need to push it up from the inside, stand as far back as you can, and the water will pour off.

Happy with these. Bought 2 and they’re currently protecting our plants from frost and wind damage over the winter.We bought and pot planted a number of small palms, geraniums, shrubs and herbs for our new courtyard garden over the summer. I built some basic shelving to go in them from some left over wood and the plants are now safely stored in there.