Sunrise Walk In 12l X 7w Plant Gardening Greenhouse Assembly Instructions

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2018

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She liked the instructions and the final look, very nice in our yard. While I was away fishing, my wife put this together by herself using simple tools. She likes puzzzles and this was a huge one! She did not like the plastic coating on the base pieces , impossible to get off. Putting bolts in the panel slots was frustrating as well. Don't tighten things up during assembly, leave them finger tight for final adjustments. It takes some adjusting and things don't fit perfectly the first time, but with patience it goes together smoothly. Full assembly was 14 hours, so be ready.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018

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A few of the bolts and nuts seemed to be cross-threaded but the manufacture promptly sent me replacements. Aside from 'interpreting' the pictures-only assembly instructions it went together relatively well. I took a casual pace of three weeks to assemble it and at this point I am pleased with the product and my assembly work. I have now built a redwood slatted floor and just finished with the first, of three, redwood plant stands inside, as well as adding a LED Light Strip inside it.

Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2018

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Do not leave unassembled pieces in the sun for days- the indentifying labels will wash clean in sun and rain extremely fast. Early in instructions, it fails to specify that a bolt will need to be slid inside the track of a piece, then fanagled into bolt hole (for greenhouse corners right after base assembly). It shows this in much later steps. Also when installing the middle brace in roof that the vent window will share- an extra bolt needs to be added to the middle track. My instructions failed to specify. If you dont do it, you will need to figure out a way to help hold vent window brace or take apart half the roof. Do NOT assemble outside unless you can finish and seal panels in one day! MUST seal the window panel seams afterwards. Once you install a window panel, do yourself a favor and permanently mark a tiny X on the inside of each of them. If anything happens and you need to figure out what side is inside and which is out, this will save you much torment. Needs a base as it sits one corner stilts. With all this, I still think its a cute nice greenhouse for the money. If you dont seal the seams on the panel and secure this to a base, you will most likely throw your money away the first season of use

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2019

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Really need an extra pair of hands assembling this. I live in Alabama and we on occasion get winds from tornadoes, etc. I really cannot vouch for the sturdiness of this just yet but it isn't a heavy- duty metal frame and the plastic isn't the thickest either. We followed other recommended users on here and put clear caulk in the plastic along the metal frame. It's a nice looking greenhouse. I believe it will serve my needs for protecting tender plants and starting new plants from seed. I'm happy with this purchase.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019

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Pro - Good value for the money. Very fast delivery. Items are very well packaged- no damage.

Con - 1. Need better instructions/manual. Took my husband 3 full days to assembly. Tip for assembling- lay out all the frames in numerical order to make following instructions easier. Do not tighten the screws until later as there are a lot of tedious re-do in later steps.
2. You need a good wood frame to make greenhouse sturdy for outside. Not sure if sticking in ground will hold up to high wind.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2018

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I am still working to assemble this product, as the instructions are not easy to follow and you will end up re-doing certain sections. After about 7 hours of construction time, I had my husband, who is a carpenter, help me and he got so frustrated we had to stop. Finally enlisted my son, and between the three of us we were finally able to get the majority of it done in about 3 hours. We only have a bit more to do now, but the key is to have at least two people and both will need to have patience. you will need to reinforce the panels as they are not real sturdy, but I believe once reinforced they will be fine. It is nice and roomy.

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019

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The customer service team was brilliant. They did everything they could to make a bad situation better.

The product itself however, was absolutely shambolic. From the moment I opened the instruction set to the moment a refund was issued, this product has been a thorn in my side.

Be prepared to go through a painstaking ritual of asking your neighbors if the panels are in their yard everytime there is a stiff breeze.

Panels go missing, the frame itself has bent to the point it is no longer operational.

The most solid thing about the product is the base I built for it to sit on.

If you live in a relatively stable climate, this would work but if you are anywhere there might be wind, rain or weather patterns, this is not the product for you.

Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2019

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At first I was very excited about this greenhouse, assembly was tedious and time consuming but the finished product was nice. My husband built a wood floor for it and a free standing wood shelf. It was sunk into the ground and seemed very sturdy, I immediately put some tropical plants in it to extend their fall growth. Then... we had some 20-25 mph winds, many of the panels were blown out, the frame was uprooted from the ground and bent. Will wait for spring to try to reassemble, probably placing it in a location against the house to buffer the wind effect, although this will decrease the amount of sun it will receive. Very disappointed.