Outsunny 6' x 8' Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutter and Roof Vent, Aluminum Walk-in Green Houses for Outside for Patio Backyard Garden, Dark Green
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Color: Dark Green
Size: 6' x 8' x 6.5'
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- Heavy Duty Greenhouse for Outside: Keeping a greenhouse outside can help you keep your shovel in the soil year-round. Whether you want to nurse seedlings or grow tropical plants, our polycarbonate greenhouse kit offers plants protection from cold, wind, rain, and wild animals.
- Polycarbonate Greenhouse: Elevating humidity with superior insulation, transparent polycarbonate panels make our greenhouse ready for outside conditions. They allow in nourishing sunlight while still blocking scorching UV.
- Rooftop Vent: Let excess heat and humidity escape slowly outside so you can reach peak grow conditions. Keep control of the air inside by making use of the hinged vent found on the top of your backyard greenhouse.
- Sliding Door: A sliding door gives you room to walk planters, tools, and other equipment into your outdoor greenhouse with ease. Open it to vent away old air, or seal it swiftly to maintain a heavy-duty outside barrier.
- Heavy Duty Against Water: Powder-coated aluminum gives our outside greenhouse a water-safe build that's easier to assemble. A galvanized steel base reinforces the structure for more strength overall. Rain gutters aid in collecting natural rainwater. Note: We recommend placing it against a wall and out of the wind.
Color: Dark Green
Brand: Outsunny
Product Dimensions: 99.25"L x 74.75"W x 79.25"H
Item Weight: 76.1 Pounds
Door Style: Sliding Door, Sliding Door
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Frame Material: Aluminum
Closure Type: Slide
Nominal Wall Thickness: 0.16 Inches
Number of Doors: 1
Number Of Vents: 1
Manufacturer: Aosom LLC
Size: 6' x 8' x 6.5'
UPC: 842525103763
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Product Dimensions: 99.6 x 74.4 x 79.2 inches
Item Weight: 76.1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 845-059
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Color: Dark Green
Size: 6' x 4' x 6.5'
Time consuming but it goes by fast. Solid. There was some goofyness when attaching the rear tracks because the rear bar had to come undone. Also, all the nuts should have lock washers in them so I don't need two wrenches. The directions were generally ok. May need a little bit of clarity or even better written directions.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Jd Lerner Jd Lerner
Color: Dark Green
Size: 6' x 10' x 6.5'
First off when you open the box take that little piece of junk wrench go throw it as far away as you can. Get yourself a 10mm deep socket !/4" works best due to space limitations and a 10mm driver bit for a cordless drill if you have one. Assembly would be so much easier if they just used carriage bolts where possible Still have a ways to go before I have it assembled Still trying to assemble this thing, there are parts with no ID label, if there is any wind at all forget it as the rails blow back and forth like they are in a hurricane with wind under 1 mph, actually had one of the short rails by the door break at the bolt hole. I have panels that are too narrow and some that aren't cut square. If the box which was damaged in shipping hadn't gotten wet and fell apart I would send this thing back. Lesson Learned
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Gray
Size: 6' x 10' x 6.5'
This is a good greenhouse for this price point Although it says heavy duty, it seemed a little shaky putting together. Once you get it all together, its much better. Unless you live in an area with NO wind, you need to anchor it. We used 4x4 with extra anchors at each corner. We are still in the process of caulking to make it even better. That is a time consuming task! The polycarbonate panels are thin, I was surprised, as I thought they would be sturdier, so I don't know how this will hold up with snow next winter. I have a feeling I'm going to be scooping snow off the greenhouse every time it snows. The window panels are very loose, they kind of slide back and forth about 1/4 inch, and we don't know if this was supposed to happen or not. Putting it together...nothing like a picture book instruction manual to get the blood flowing! Some of the pictures are very tiny and required a magnifying glass to see the angles and how the ends went together. So their instructions could definitely be much better. Listen and follow the instructions! Don't tighten everything, you'll just end up loosening and retightening those screws later after adding more sections connecting those screws that show up later in the instructions! Also, there is protective covering on each side of the panels. One is white and one is clear. Something we missed...the white side cover on the panels needs to be facing out on the greenhouse. We just peeled and put them up and now have no idea what side was what. One side has the protective UV covering... But that being said, if you take your time and work together, read ahead a bit in the "instruction book" and get an idea of what is what, but don't skip any steps! Once it started coming together it was wobbly, and Im glad I read the reviews so I was prepared for this. But we did keep saying, this can't be right it's too wobbly. Panels in make it much sturdier and by the time the roof goes on, you'll be thinking, now it's getting better. There are gaps, especially in the door and the windows, we will have to get some weather stripping or something where it cannot be caulked. it took us almost 2 days working about 6hrs each day. It's a good size, (10x6), perfect for what I needed. It was about 95 degrees in there yesterday with our outside temp at 69, so it does get hot quickly, but it wasn't really retaining the heat by the time it was getting chilly outside, maybe that will change once we finish caulking. I had the windows open and a fan running to keep the air circulating. Can't wait to be able to keep my plants in there when its warm enough at night! The seller is very easy to work with! They even answer the phone when you call! The greenhouse comes in 3 boxes and FEDEX lost one. Aesom was very quick about getting a replacement sent out, but then FEDEX pulled their heads out and we received the box. Aesom has sent messages to make sure everything is here and for that they get 5 stars!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024 by vickieh
Color: Dark Green
Size: 6' x 4' x 6.5'
This makes me so happy. Such a great greenhouse if you're just starting out or don’t have much space but want a nice structure to house your plants, this is a great option. It does take some time to construct but once you get the hang of it, it ends up going pretty quickly. I would suggest to watch the video they provide by scanning the QR code on the instruction manual, as well as there are a few YouTube videos to help you out. I am still in the process of constructing the structure, and thought it would be nice to see photos of the construction of th greenhouse in real time. I will continue to post during my progress. For now, I give it a thumbs up!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by Stephanie Ritcheson Stephanie Ritcheson
Color: Dark Green
Size: 6' x 4' x 6.5'
I once read somewhere that, to truly build a greenhouse, it requires a budget of at least $2k. In this regard, you get what you pay for - the instructions are great until you get to wall cross-supports, then it’s all downhill. Lots of undoing previous work because of missed steps in previous pages. By the end, there’s quite a bit of guess work that went into things. For the roof, the main beams for the rear half don’t actually mount to wall frames; I had to cut a lot of little areas with diagonal cutters, hammer some things, and pry some of the channels way wider. Tons of gaps for the window panels. Many of the frame pieces came with spots that were crushed/bent - they’re easy to fix with a flat head or a hammer and flat area, but, it’s just something to be aware of. 5 of the 7 wall panels required me to cut them down because they were too tall for the frame pieces to actually fit. The screws for the door were really bad. One head of a screw sheered right off as I tightened it down - would definitely recommend replacing the gold screws with some from your local hardware store; they’re really bad. In the end, it looks nice. There are a lot of little plastic trim pieces that come with it that we’re absolutely obliterated after being shipped with a bunch of metal beams. Okay that’s it. I personally dug out a perimeter to set mine down in and it gave me about 5”-6” of extra height to play with, which feels more substantial than I imagined. As a 6’ tall person, the door is for little people, so any bit of extra depth you can give will be a big help. I got stakes to attach to the bottom of the foundational frame and packed dirt hard around the anchoring feet with a tamping tool. TBD on performance in the wind!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by Corey Corey