CDCASA 20x10x10 FT Greenhouse for Outdoors, Easy Assembly Large Thicker Aluminum Heavy Duty Polycarbonate Greenhouses Kit w/4 Vent Window, Walk-in Green House for Sunroom Patio,Backyard
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Item Shape: 20x10x10 FT - Black & Clear - Upgraded
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- Durable Panels: These 4mm twin-wall polycarbonate panels are nearly unbreakable. They allow 70% light transmission for optimal plant growth while blocking over 99.9% of harmful UV rays. Perfectly sized for your backyard, terrace, or garden, this greenhouse is great for casual gardeners and flower enthusiasts, providing ample space for plant preparation and growth.
- Sturdy Frame: Our greenhouse kit boasts a robust rust-resistant aluminum frame designed to withstand various weather conditions. 2 skilled enthusiasts can assemble this greenhouse kit within just 4-6 hours. Introducing patented technology, Easy assembly, saving you 50% of your time. Gone are the days of tedious setups. With a simple push and locking screw, our Quick Connect ensures a reliable, secure, and swift link-up. It can also support snow loads of up to 20PSF.
- Thoughtful Design: This greenhouse with modular design can be put together directly. There are rain gutters on both sides to effectively drain rain and snow. Swing door provide easy access and snap-on door handles keep the doors closed tight. Window vents have 5 adjustable angles, providing your plants with a continuous supply of fresh air.
- Exceptional Stability: For extra stability, you can bury the base feet in soil or concrete, or use our matching screws to secure the base to the board. Both of our ways of securing the base enhance resistance to snow and wind. 10x20 FT: the overall dimensions are 247.1"L x 123"W x 119.4"H.
- CDCASA Help: Your greenhouse includes comprehensive instructions, and there's also a video guide available. With assistance during key moments, two skilled DIY enthusiasts can assemble this greenhouse within just 4-6 hours. Please be aware that our products will be shipped in five separate packages.
Color: Black & Clear
Brand: CDCASA
Product Dimensions: 247.1"L x 123"W x 119.4"H
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Frame Material: Aluminum
Nominal Wall Thickness: 4 millimeters
Number of Doors: 2
Number Of Vents: 4
Manufacturer: CDCASA
Product Dimensions: 247.1 x 123 x 119.4 inches
Item model number: Y8L046-1020-BK-LL-RE888
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This product could be a 5 star product if they addressed three issues. The first has been mentioned by several other reviewers. The instructions aren’t very clear and it takes a bit of studying to understand how it’s meant to be assembled. The second issue is that the structure isn’t very stable in high winds (30-40 mph or more). I had 3-4 inches of sway and the center ridge angle bracket buckled during one particular gusty day. I remedied this instability by adding internal guy wires across the length and width walls to both square the structure and add substantial rigidity. This was done by using 1/8” stainless steel cable and turnbuckles attached to the structure as an “x”. Now under 60+ mph winds it barely moves. I feel this should be part of the design especially since most people installing these greenhouses probably live in areas where there’s substantial wind during seasonal weather changes. The third issue is that the side wall panels and roof panels are too short. The sidewall panels appear to be 1/4-1/2” too short. The roof panels are 1/8-3/8” too short. When the side panels are fully seated in the groove in the base, the top of the panel is short of the top groove by about 1/8”. The result is that the panel flexes at the top due to a lack of support by the groove and if you push hard enough, it bows enough for the sides of the panel to slip out of their grooves. The first windy day blew several of the panels out of the walls. I attempted to put a shim in the bottom groove so that the panel would “sit high” in the groove so the panel would engage in the top groove, but it only ends up with about 1/16” of engagement in the top and bottom grooves, which is not enough to prevent the contraction during low temperatures from causing the panel to pop out of the top groove during windy conditions. The roof panels also move and flex with the wind causing them to also pop out of their grooves although they seem to be less problematic than the side panels. I’m making some additional modifications to keep the panels restrained but all of this extra work could have been avoided by providing slightly longer panels. If the manufacturer would remedy these issues, this would be a 5 star product. It’s visually appealing and the overall quality seems to be good. I had all of the parts and no other real fitment issues. Once I’ve secured the side and roof panels from popping out of the grooves, I think this product will last quite awhile.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by Ethan
Nice when completed but putting it together is another matter. The instructions are VERY misleading and not at all helpful. Love the finished product but unless you want to spend DAYS putting it together, would not buy it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by nancy crow
10x10x20' model - If I could give the instructions a negative review, I would. Drawings, pictures and written instructions unclear. I feel as if the writer didn't care if I could get it together or not. They had their money. Hours spent interpreting. I have put together many complicated pieces of furniture and projects but this was the worst. Over 2 weeks I spent over 50 hours and had to put the front panel together 3 times. Did need assistance with some of the taller pieces. Built a leveled, compacted base, edged with pressure treated 6x6 lumber. At least I still have the foundation. 2 days after built, blew over in a rainstorm - it's in pieces. What a piece of #$%%Y&&*, waste of money - gone
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2025 by Anonymous verified buyer
The joints are cheap aluminum and crack easily. Also make sure you check parts right away. I bought and installed the frame but held off on the panels until the weather got cooler only to find I was missing two windows / roof panels. I have the 10x20 model and it came in several boxes. Very hard to contact manufacturer for replacement parts.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2025 by KOEX KOEX
Oh boy, where to start? As far as a greenhouse goes, it is not bad for the price. So value wise, I’d give it a B+. Now for the good news. To put this thing together, you will need a crew. Let me say that again, in order to construct this greenhouse, you are going to need at minimum 3 friends, and not drinking buddies. No, you will need to be stone cold sober to put this thing together! The directions are about as clear as muddy water, there are times that you don’t even have written directions, just vague pictures. I am a landscape contractor, I build stuff with my hands. My friends that helped build stuff with their hands. Don’t believe that 4-6 hours like they feed you. You will need at minimum a weekend. With all that said, it’s a good house, just know it’s going to be a project to construct.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024 by Amazon Customer