Considering I think I'm pretty good at putting Lego together, these instructions say 'at least 140mins' to assemble..... I've never put a greenhouse together before but I'd say 'allow at least 7 hours!' Bare in mind, I was on my own and I even part buried the base for stability and security against wind. Instructions were pretty self explaining, but some smaller details were hard to work out. But we also got it at bargain offer price of £186.99, it turned up early by 3 days.... and I'm very impressed by its sturdiness. Some poly panels were awkward to get inserted, but loosen a few nuts and bolts seem to allow fitment tweaks. See how it stands after some strong winter winds
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The sunny greenhouse has very flimsy plastic glass. It is a cheap greenhouse but you get what you pay for I suppose. If I had seen it up before I bought it I personally would not buy it. You have to put silicone sealer round all the windows because there is a draught that goes through every window. The instructions are extremely poor. Some say use the left piece on the right side some you cannot tell which way round a piece goes. I cannot emphasize enough the windows are not toughened; they are flimsy plastic. Very hard to describe them really. If you don’t put silicone sealer around the windows they blow out with a small draught. It is so light that you have to find a way to bolt it down. If you are looking for a sturdy greenhouse this is not for you.
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Instructions need clearer pictures to help in construction. Plastic is not held tight enough by the clips provided due to plastic being to thin . It would be better to increase price and provide thicker plastic sheets .
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The structure is sturdy and is good value for money, but The instructions for assembly are very limited and the diagrams could be much clearer and bigger
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Found this easy to assemble. It took 2 of us in an afternoon to complete. We found the clips awkward to put in to keep the polycarbonate sheets in. You got to be bend them a certain way. We are going to use silicone around the polycarbonate sheets to seal them in. Our greenhouse is in a rather exposed area, so time will tell if it will stand up to the elements.
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I am absolutely disgusted with this. From the start I could tell it was flimsy but I hoped it would at least hold. From day 3 of it being up, around 10am we had an ever so SLIGHT breeze and 3 panels flew out into the air, one landed in my garden and the other two in the neighbours. It leaked often no matter what we did to it. On it went for weeks and 2 months later... Even though it was built 100% correctly to begin with, I tried everything to secure it. No more nails, tape, sealant, everything. Now we have had a stronger breeze recently, the entire thing is in bits. Snapped, bent, cracked. And getting no response from the sellers. I want a complete refund or I will be taking this further its absolutely horrible whats been going on. Buying a £250 greenhouse you would hope that it would at least hold. Going out to fix it day in and day out has brought me and my partner to tears. Not only had it destroyed everything we attempted to grow it has destroyed my mental health further. Having to wake up at 5am every day because I KNOW something will be wrong with it. I've actually had to start taking Valium to calm me down from the stress.
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still standing good crop hope th same this year
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The biggest problem with this greenhouse are the instructions which are particularly unclear and confusing, this assembly isn't for the faint-hearted or anyone who doesn't have a lot of patience. Once I'd assembled the frame the polycarbonate panels didn't fit particularly well maybe it was the way I assembled it but the panels just rattled in the frame even with the clips provided to hold them in place. The solution I found worked best was about 6 tubes of clear silicon sealant and clear gorilla tape which I used to glue and hold the panels in-place. Once every panel was glues and taped the structure is reasonable sturdy and has survived several strong winds / gales admittedly it is positioned in a protected spot, but still experiences winds strong enough to tare the previous polyethylene green house in two. The only other problem is the roof window which is poorly designed and the open and closing is difficult as the window frame slides and then doesn't align properly and also is a major point of weakness, once again sealant and tape to the rescue. The size of the greenhouse is good and can grow a decent amount of plants in it, if you can get it assembled.
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Lightweight, easy to construct, sturdy, this greenhouse will fulfill its role. The only criticism is the clips that hold the thermoplastic panels in place do not function well, a strong breeze and the panels get dislodged; I am resorting to using a sealant/adhesive as well.
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Le produit est conforme, la livraison faite par GEODIS n'est malheureusement pas a la hauteur (premier colis reçu éventré et incomplet), il a fallu attendre deux semaines pour obtenir un nouveau colis intact, dommage.
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Je suis deçu par la conception ,les agrafes qui tiennen les panneux de servent sous une contrainte vent ,etc Il faut les remplacer les agrfes par des vis autotaraudeuses pour un fixation correct des panneaux . Ossature aluminium trop faible , j'ai dû renforcer prix exessif pour le qualité ,mais c'est partout les mêmes cout , pour bricoleur il faut le foire soit même
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Montage a clipe, peu de résistance face a une tempête de vent inférieur à 50km, peu d'épaisseur. Achat à revoir ailleurs.
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