VIVOSUN 57x57x77 Inch Mini Walk in Green House with Window and Anchor, Plant Garden Hot House 2 Tiers 8 Shelves, 4.7 x 4.7 x 6.4 FT
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Material Type: Green PE
Style: 57 x 57 x 77-Inch
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- Multi-shelves, Large Space: Crafted with 8 wired shelves; Overall Dimensions: 57 x 57 x 77-inches; Our green house is large enough for starting seedlings, sprouting young plants, blooming flowers, and cultivating fresh vegetables
- Roll-up Entrance & Windows: Zippered roll-up entrance at the front provides easy access to the green house and a bigger operating space; 2 side windows make for good ventilation and temperature control
- High-quality PVC Cover: It is double-stranded edge banding, making the cover tougher and more durable; The clear PVC cover can prevent harmful rays and bad weather while bringing good solar performance
- Sturdy & Durable Framework: Supported by a powder-coated heavy-duty steel frame, the walk-in green house is very sturdy and firm; An additional 4 ropes and stakes can help you strengthen its stability and safety
- Easy Installation & Storage: All accessories are included: with step-by-step instructions, an adult can easily set up our green houses without any other tools necessary; As the seasons change, it can easily be deconstructed either for storage or transportation
Color: Green
Brand: VIVOSUN
Product Dimensions: 57"L x 57"W x 77"H
Cover Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Brand Name: VIVOSUN
Manufacturer: VIVOSUN
Cover Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 57"L x 57"W x 77"H
Size: 57x57x77 Inch
Number of Doors: 1
Number Of Vents: 2
Closure Type: Zipper
Color: Green
Door Style: Roll-Up Door
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Material Type: Green PE
Style: 57 x 57 x 77-Inch
I live in America's wind tunnel, so I was nervous about utilising this structure to house seedlings that I began in my home in late winter. These were my babies, after all. After taking some precautions, here's the pros/cons: 1. Easy to assemble. It took me about an hour. I invested an extra fifteen minutes in landing each piece with the part number (1,2, so forth) as I intend to break this down and resemble next year. Some pieces were already labeled, but to avoid frustration I reinforced that and added my own marking on each piece in two places. You'll want short zip ties (like others suggested) to secure the metal shelves to the poles. Otherwise you risk knocking off the shelves and your trays. Putting the cover on is best done with two people but it is possible with just one person and patience (and possibly a step stool). Once you get the tubes assembled, so yourself a favor and go back to check once more that they are completely pushed in together. 2. Heavy, reinforced plastic. I really didn't know what to expect here. I'm happy to report that it's much better than it could be yet still flexible and less rigid so it will hopefully last more than a season of six to eight weeks of use. I see myself getting several years out of this. Now, today we are getting 2" hail. I anticipate the hail will put holes in the plastic, but my plan is to throw a lightweight blanket over the top of it to soften the blow. If we get the hail, I'll update this post. 3. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. To be fair, my greenhouse doesn't get much wind block, and we do live in a very windy area. If I had not reinforced my greenhouse, it would no longer be standing. Here's what I did. I purchased four heavy-duty plastic spikes at my local hardware store as well as additional rope. I used the rope and little metal stakes provided but added one additional stakes at each corner. I could feel the greenhouse jiggling and shifting in the wind, so I also added a heavy paver on top of the metal tubing at the entrance and rear of the greenhouse. Finally, I lost two trays of seedlings when the vibration/ shifting caused them to fall off the shelves. I remedied this by wrapping the trays with long pieces of painter's tape that are then affixed at the corner metal poles. It should come off easily but will prevent the containers from getting "shifted" off the shelf. Overall, I'm readily pleased with my greenhouse. Yes, I put extra work and a little money into securing it, but the payoff is less worrying and less risk. Just buy it but be prepared to put a little more money and work into it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2021 by Mama to Four Mama to Four
Material Type: Green PE
Style: 57 x 57 x 77-Inch
This is for the Vivosun 57x57x77-inch Mini walk-in Green House. It seems to be the perfect green house for my large sized gardens. My plants are germinating and growing well. It took 30-40 mins to assemble by laying the pieces on pavement per the instructions, one level at a time. Very straightforward and kinda fun. Admittedly I have an engineering mind and everything went smoothly. But I think most people could figure it out. Again, the trick is to start with the bottom level, put the connectors where they should go, then the pipes so everything's layed out. Then connect the pipes to the connectors. Then move to the next highest level, etc. Then the shelves go on and lastly the cover. The instructions were perfect, no complaints. The cover material is reinforced polyethylene which is much better than the clear PVC type. I easily fastened the entire greenhouse to a piece of plywood by drilling holes in it and using zip ties. Took around 10 mins. My feeling is it will withstand extremely strong winds with no need to tie it down. I say that after having designed and built many structures for Burning Man which withstood 60+ MPH winds. Lastly, I used a staple gun to fasten the inside of the flaps to the plywood. That way critters or large bugs can't squeeze in. The door area does leave a bit of exposed holes where bugs can enter but probably not rodents. The rats and squirrels in my yard have left it alone, so far. I put one side of the plywood floor on a 2x4 to angle it slightly. That allows water to drain out the doorway and not pool up inside which could eventually rot the floor and/or encourage mold growth. The plywood, of course, totally prevents weeds from growing inside and prevents critters from burrowing up into it. I highly recommend doing it. Alternatively it could be set up on cement, pavement, etc. But then it would have to be tied down using weights which could prove frustrating. The two windows on the side are barely enough to keep it ventilated inside on >85F degree days. It's gotten so hot inside many seedlings died when I skipped a day of watering, despite the high humidity inside. I wish it had zip-up vents along the bottom and at least one on the roof for more efficient circulation, to regulate the temperature. I have yet to see any small green houses on the market with this feature, however. I'll probably cut my own vents soon as the days are getting hotter. Also, when plants begin flowering, it will be necessary to open the greenhouse during the day (and possibly night) to allow pollinators to enter. Again, this requirement isn't directly addressed by any green house designs I've seen. Overall, I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021 by CM