Quictent Portable Mini Cloche Greenhouse w/ Elevated Bottom, Roll-up Zippered Window Waterproof UV-Resistant Hot House for Indoor Outdoor Gaden, 71" x 36" x 36", White
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Style: 71x36x36in
Color: White
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- ITEM EXACTLY MATCH THE DESCRIPTION - Steel Framework(Heavy-duty powder coated)+Transparent PE cover(UV-protected, waterproof, reinforced). The given guy ropes can make cover & frame combined better). P.S. 50 Pcs white T-Type name tags to mark and recognize your plant easily.
- GOOD SIZED PORTABLE MINI GREENHOUSE - Size of 71x36x36-inch, big enough to work for good sized plant pot & seed bed. It can be used both indoors & outdoors.
- OVERLONG COVER DESIGN - It makes this green house more airtight and secure. Just bury it in the soil, or put some bricks on it. An easy but useful way.
- KEEP THE GROUND NICE AND WARM - This has about a 95% germination rate instead of the usual 80% due to the nice ground warmth! Equipped with 2 doors and 4 zippers, the greenhouse can be completely closed to keep warm in winter.
- SPECAIL DESIGN 2 DOORS - They can be completely opened, rolled up and tied with ropes, creating a bigger operating space and better ventilation. Easy to set up and pretty stable.
Color: White
Brand: Quictent
Product Dimensions: 71"L x 36"W x 36"H
Door Style: Roll-Up Door
Cover Material: Polyethylene (PE)
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Closure Type: Zipper
Nominal Wall Thickness: 0.3/0.4 millimeters
Number of Doors: 2
Manufacturer: Quictent
Size: 71x36x36in
Special Feature: Mini Portable
Product Dimensions: 71 x 36 x 36 inches
Item Weight: 7.33 pounds
Item model number: 1312W
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Style: 95x36x36in
Color: Green
This greenhouse was very easy to put together. Took only approx 30 minutes to assemble it by myself, no tools needed. Not sure what happened with other buyers, but I purchased the large rectangular greenhouse with green cover and windows that can be zipped/unzipped and rolled back in addition to separate mesh windows that can do the same thing. The cover fit the frame perfectly. By the way, some buyers have complained about the ties/strings associated with the windows because one is outside and the other is inside. However, if you think about and try it out, it makes perfect sense for them to be that way. When you roll the plastic and/or mesh windows back, you then use the corresponding ties on either side by tying them in a bow around the roll of fabric. This causes the windows to stay open when you want them to. I don't understand why others had an issue with the design. On the other hand, I will say that the zippers feel delicate, however, it has been nearly a month of daily use and they are holding up just fine, but we have been gentle with the zippers. However, if something is wrong with one of your zippers, the seller will help you. Additionally, one of the covers came with two small holes at the corners from rubbing back and forth in the shipping box.....I contacted the seller and the customer service was stellar. They were so kind and promptly shipped out a replacement. Some people have complained about it being lightweight.....but it is by nature not supposed to be a heavy structure. It consists of a plastic cover and hollow metal tubes. It's not supposed to be heavy and yes, it will blow around in the wind if you don't secure it. Ours came with a generous bundle of stakes but because we are using it on our deck, we decided to just use a few bricks to weigh down the base metal tubes at the four sides and it has not budged even through a few recent storms. The Quictent greenhouse is an excellent value especially at this price point. It has only been a month so I will follow up in a few months to let you know how it held up (we usually have dreadfully hot summers) but so far it is great. The greenhouse has been a safe haven for our tender vegetation during the rough "Spring" weather we have been having. It helps to keep our seedlings warm, protected from all the hail storms we have had lately, protected from the heavy rain, and protected from the deer, groundhogs, foxes, squirrels, snakes, birds, etc. I will say, we have purposely kept the greenhouse on our deck instead of on the ground because we basically live on a wildlife preserve (joking but it certainly feels as if we do) and we don't even want to put that much temptation on the ground and risk loosing all our veggies and fruits that we have worked hard to cultivate. Wildlife has prevented us from growing anything edible in prior years and we even had to completely switch out all of our flowers to deer-resistant types because we have a serious deer problem here. So it is only because of the greenhouse that we decided to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, kale, strawberries, sweet potatoes, and sorrel. By the way, for anyone who is wondering, four of the City Pickers raised planter beds fit perfectly with some space to spare under this greenhouse. I have no complaints at all about this product and I will certainly purchase from Quictent again in the future. Have already recommended it to family and friends. Thanks!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2022 by ThermosHydrationBottleLover ThermosHydrationBottleLover
Style: 95x36x36in
Color: Green
I needed four cold frames that would vent well and could do double duty as insect protection in the unpredictable weather and pest pressure of the Oklahoma prairie. These were a great size for the price, and the mesh upper window is perfect. They came together easily and quickly, the cover fits the frame snugly, and my seven-year-old was able to assemble these with me with almost no help. They helped a lot with winter extension, until we dropped below zero. I can also pick them up and move them easily by myself, which is super helpful. Fast forward four months, and a wind storm pushed one out of place (I have them anchored, but gusts of 30+mph will do what they want). It wedged the greenhouse against a post and snapped two of the connectors. I contacted the manufacturer and Elaine in customer service was extremely helpful! She made sure to identify the parts I needed, and shipped them quickly—I had them maybe three days later—and was able to successfully repair the frame. These greenhouses are absolutely worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023 by M. Miller M. Miller
Style: 71x36x36in
Color: Clear
It's not actually waterproof (due to zipper material and placement), and it's not clear how this is "reinforced" but all the plants I've thrown in it are thriving and growing right through the foggy, chilly NorthWest winter. I've only had this greenhouse up on my back-patio for 3 weeks, but thus far I'm very pleased with the quality, especially given the price. The frame definitely has to be weighted down (I used stone tiles), but I suppose that's the natural tradeoff of having a structure that is light-weight and easy to transport & assemble. I also intend to use zip-ties to further secure the plastic shell to the frame before the next wind-storm rolls in, but it has survived moderate wind with just the tie-attachment points it comes with. Overall, I'm pleased with this and may even purchase another since all the plants I've put into it seem to be thriving even more than those I have indoors under grow lamps. Note: My opinion on this products performance may be in stark contrast to someone who lives where it gets snowy and super cold. I live less than a mile from the coast in the Pacific Northwest where it never snows and rarely drops into the low or even mid-30s. The temperature typically fluctuates from 60 to 43F, and I worry about excessive fog more than frost. Pros: Easy Assembly Light/ easy to move Not an eye-sore Happy Plants/ At least warm enough for low 40s (F) Multiple Zipper-openings make it easy to access plants inside Price - I'll feel like I got my money's worth even if it just lasts a year or two Cons: Needs perimeter poles weighted down & doing so creates gaps between plastic and ground where cold air can get in. This is not a big deal for me in a mild climate, but I imagine it might cause critical heat-loss in colder climates. However, If you have a true backyard ( as opposed to just a patio), you could probably stake it to the ground in a manner that wouldn't lead to gaps, or I imagine there are other ways to get creative with anchoring it to other structures that would circumvent such an issue as well. Zipper material and placement makes it not actually Waterproof...Although, I don't feel like this is a big issue since we're talking about somewhere to store plants, not precious artwork. Could use more tie-points to attach plastic shell to frame, and/or internal fabric loops that allow easy reinforcement with zip-ties. Right now the only way to reinforce with zip ties looks like it will necessarily require cutting holes in the plastic, which I worry may result in tearing down the line.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2019 by Ashlee Ashlee