VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 27.4x9.5x7.4 ft Hoop House Greenhouse Tunnel, Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Frame, Green PE Cover, Swing Door and 16 Roll-up Windows for Outdoor
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Color: Green
Size: 27.4x9.5x7.4 ft
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- Upgraded Heavy-Duty Galvanized Frame: The tunnel greenhouse features reinforced load-bearing poles made from thickened galvanized pipes (Diameter: 1", Wall Thickness: 0.02"), enhancing overall strength and stability. Reinforced door poles, added diagonal bars, U-shaped stakes, and tie-downs increase stability and protect your plants from harsh weather conditions.
- Thick High-Density PE Cover: This high tunnel greenhouse uses a high-quality 140g/m2 PE plastic cover that is waterproof, sun-resistant, and insulating, ensuring healthy plant growth. Double-stitched seams and reinforced window seams effectively prevent tearing. The extended PE cover edges can be weighted down or buried in soil to enhance insulation, airtightness, humidity, and temperature control.
- Efficient Ventilation Design: The hoop house greenhouse is equipped with 16 windows and a side-opening door for optimal airflow. Velcro on the door and windows allows for easy adjustments, and the mesh netting helps keep small creatures out, protecting plant health.
- Spacious Walk-In Design: With a generous 27.38x9.51x7.38 ft space, this walk-in greenhouse tunnel is ideal for a variety of plant needs. It allows easy access for management and maintenance, and provides room for multiple plant shelves, making it suitable for both home and commercial gardening.
- Versatile Use for Multiple Settings: Ideal for home gardens, farms, and small commercial applications, this green house provides an optimal growing environment for various plants. It effectively extends the planting season, allowing you to enjoy gardening throughout the year.
Color: Green
Brand: VEVOR
Product Dimensions: 330.71"L x 118.11"W x 88.58"H
Item Weight: 97 Pounds
Door Style: Sliding
Frame Material: Metal
Cover Material: Polyethylene (PE)
Item Weight: 97 Pounds
Nominal Wall Thickness: 0.02 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 330.71"L x 118.11"W x 88.58"H
UPC: 197988413066
Manufacturer: VEVOR
Brand Name: VEVOR
Door Style: Sliding
Color: Green
Number Of Vents: 16
Number of Doors: 1
Closure Type: Velcro
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Color: White
Size: 20x10x7
Ok. I purchased this greenhouse for growing my on little garden. Been working perfectly. Surprisingly. This Greenhouse just went through Hurricane Helene here in Florida. I figured it would be Gone/Totaled when I got back home. Surprise to me. The frame was well anchored down. Opened up all windows and both doors. The cover was blowen off with some damage. But the frame is still good. I'm going to try and repair the cover, But I may have to order another cover. Should You be looking for a nice Greenhouse for yourself. Try this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by Badger
Color: Green
Size: 20x10x7
Junk. Plain and simple. Bad instructions. Misshapen pieces. Ripped plastic out of the box. Blew over and bent in the first 10 mph wind. All tie down points ripped the plastic. Absolute waste of money, DO NOT BUY.
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024 by Jonathan kendra
Color: White
Size: 15x7x7
We just put it up today. Takes two people or something to stand on if your short like me. Did not use the tie downs that came with it. They are useless. To small. Used the two foot tpost inside and tied them to the frame. Add stones around the outside. Did not dury in the ground as the installation shows because I may want to move it. Easy to put together but installation should be numbered for people who have trouble figuring out the pictures. It does need to have a bar across the Back to help stabilize it more. I'm happy with it so far. Will know more about how it holds up after this years use.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024 by tj tj
Color: Green
Size: 20x10x7
The price was great as a beginner set up. My wife wanted it taller so I set landscape timbers as post and built a 24" tall foundation. It took me a day to assemble. I just used 1/2" 2hole pipe straps to anchor to the wood frame. Installed landscape fabric for the floor threw in some wire rack shelves works like a dream for my seed starting and bonsai trees.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by Gary B.
Color: Green
Size: 20x10x7
This product was terrible. First off, one of the poles came bent, one pole was missing, and a few nuts and bolts were missing. The poles are super lightweight, not good for any form of hard weather; rain, wind, ect. It just doesn't hold. First wind over 15mph and it blew across my yard and against my car. This was 2 days after I set it up. And it's sat there ever since, looking like an eye sore instead of the beautiful, plant-full greenhouse it was supposed to be. The day I set it up, the greenhouse tent started ripping. Even with the protective caps at the ends. Overall terrible product quality. I do not recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024 by Angel Pires
Color: Green
Size: 20x10x7
This was a Christmas gift for my husband, from his wish list, and now that it is spring here we decided to set it up. It was moderately easy to assemble- the only real issue is you need several people for it to go really smoothly because of the frame needing support during assembly. HOWEVER...this item comes with a big red card in the box saying not to use it in rain, wind, or snow...A GREENHOUSE GOES OUTSIDE!!!! Literally the day after we set it up there was some wind and the whole thing crumpled. We don't even live in a particularly windy part of the U.S., so lots of people are going to experience weather that is not appropriate for this item. To add insult to injury, being that we waited until early spring for set-up, the return window has passed. Anyway, don't waste your money on this flimsy thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024 by Rachel
Color: Green
Size: 15x7x7
These things are HOT. Do not put in full sun! We picked a fairly level spot for this greenhouse. Assembly went well enough. I put the GH frame together, then built a 2x4 frame around the bottom, leveled it, and attached the GH frame to it with pipe strapping and screws. Bought 4 large eye bolts and drilled the 2x4 frame at corners, installed bolts eyes in. I also fabbed four 18" stakes out of rebar, it's nice having a welder, and drove those in, through the eyebolts. Then put the cover up. It ain't going anywhere. Then bought a 3/4 ton truck load of river gravel and shoveled it in, for a floor. Then I sacrificed a 4x8' table, made two 2x8' tables, to run down each side of the GH. Wife is happy. She put a few plants in there, we didn't know how hot it would get. Killed em dead. With all the ventilation flaps up! Put a thermometer in there, it was hitting 130-140 degrees or better, the thermometer was maxed out way beyond it's 120 degree capacity. Who would have thought it would get that dang hot? Wow! Wife not happy. I cut a 7x11" vent in the back end, close to the top, to allow some heat to escape. No real improvement. There is simply no way this is going to work in a hot W. Tn. summer, in full sun. At this rate it will kill cactus and sterilize hospital equipment. Plan B. Watched the yard for a few days, following the sun, how it affected different parts of the yard, how long there was direct light vs. indirect light, and picked a new spot to put the GH. Had to remove those stakes, then I cut 4 pieces of rope, put a hand loop in one end and tied the other end to the 2x4 frame at the corners. 4 of us picked that sucker up and moved it to it's new location. Relatively easily. Had to relevel, and there'es a hill falling away there, but I got it. Restaked it, and had to scoop up all that river gravel, move it with a wheelbarrow, and refloor the floor. Having fun yet? You know what a 3 shirt day is? Now it's getting full sun for a couple of hours in the morning at one end, and full sun at the other end in the afternoon for a couple of hours, and plenty of indirect light in between. Much better. Manageable now. The wife's succulent addiction is doing well. She's happy, that means I'm happy. She was out there yesterday, in a downpour, and witnessed some leaking. Probably not the end of the world, but worth noting. All in all for what you pay vs. what you get, it ain't half bad. But avoid the problems we had, by thoroughly inspecting your surroundings for a usable placement of the GH. Even then, it's probably one of those things that have to be understood by doing it... Good luck to you. I'd have given it 3.5 stars, but no option to split.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by audrey61