Quictent Portable Large Greenhouse 10 x 9 x 8 FT, with 2 Zipper Doors & Screen Windows, Large Walk-in Peak Roof Outdoor Green House 12 Stakes Included

This greenhouse does exactly what it is designed to do for the price. I have had it for over two years and it has withstood thunderstorms because it was properly staked down. Placing it in between other buildings also cuts down on the amount of wind and helps a lot. It is great for keeping plants above freezing in mild winters. It can keep some of the heat inside if you use a small heater in the winter. It can also be reinforced with cardboard or wood sheets or panels around the sides so that less heat escapes. Also the plastic hangs over at the bottom so that it can be weighted down at the ground level so very little heat escapes near the ground under the plastic.Also, new plastic covers can be purchased seperately. The frame is metal poles.It does what it is supposed to do for the price and I was very pleased with this purchase. A++

The media could not be loaded.  UPDATE: It has been a bit over a year that I have had my greenhouse. The company was great to replace the damaged one and for us to keep the damaged one. In the video, there was a bad wind storm for around 24 hours. Winds were between 20 and 40 mph. In the video is the first damaged greenhouse that we duc taped together in both the frame and the covering at the seams. The 2nd one in the video is the replacement. Both are grounded down. The second one is grounded better than the first in the video. Both survived the wind. As you can see I have both roped down. I was having trouble with the wind pulling up the stakes. I ended up tying two of the ropes over the 1st greenhouse to the dog kennel. Also when it rains, I found that I have poles to hold up the covering so that the rain doesn't puddle on top. I changed my rating to a 4. If the frame were a bit stronger I would give it a 5. I really love my greenhouses.I got this put up over the weekend about 2 weekends ago and was pleased. I really love it having two doors and all the windows. Planned on getting rope and stakes but got sick. One night a wind came (23 mph at most) and the first 2 pics are what I woke up to.So I contacted the company to let them know of what happened and how discouraged I was. To my complete surprise, I got a response back from Celine from the company asking for pics of the damaged green house and they would see what they could do. Then in another email, she said that they would send a replacement and just to keep the old one for parts/salvage. I got the new one within a week of my initial contact. As you can see in the last 3 pics, I have supported it. I would love to have an elaborate support system, but this was the best I could do since I'm still recovering from foot surgery. It is now attached to boards and stakes, the stakes which are deep in the ground, and I have rope over the top.As far as the product, I really like it and the qualities I mentioned before. I wish that the pieces were more than just spot welded which would make the frame stronger. It is easy to put together, but most definitely, it has to be grounded as it doesn't have the weight to go against winds when they are up. The first one was destroyed with the winds at 23 mph.As far as customer service, this company is the tops. They were quick to rectify the situation and were very pleasant about it. I didn't have to initiate getting a new one by asking. They were more than willing and made the offer to replace it. I couldn't have asked for better customer service. Because of that, if I need any more greenhouses, I will buy from this company.

I am updating this review after using the product for a whole season. Initially I expected a bit more for $120, but I have also reminded myself that this is marketed as a portable green house. Given that the lack of a way to anchor the green house well really isn't expected. I live at almost 4000 ft elevation. We get heavy rains and wind. This unit was fine during heavy rain. Winds 10 to 15 miles per hour managed to shift it some. I used bricks on the outside flaps to help keep it in place. A heavy gravel may be better. The Green house did blow over in a 30mph gust (I did get everything out first). The frame held together even with the plastic blowing off. The plastic and fame were not damaged. The Plastic is very heavy duty.The plastic worked well my plants grew very well all season. Was very happy with production. I have limited sunlight maybe 5 hours per day of direct light. I had 6'+ tall tomato plants. The windows provided plenty of ventilation to keep temps reasonable even when the outside temp was 90+.Setup was easy I was actually surprised with the quality of the frame and plastic in a good way. The retaining clips in the poles hold things together very well. Allowed me to set this up by myself in about an hour. Beware the low quality zippers. One of mine was not good, it still functioned but with some trouble. The re-seller (Brandline) was responsive and made this right so I have adjusted my rating to 4 stars.Instructions were minimal on the frame and non-existent for the plastic cover. I didn't need more on the frame. Would have been nice to know the window flaps should have been on the outside. The cover was packaged with the window flaps on the inside so that is how I slipped it on only to find the securing velcro straps were now on the outside so I had to take it off and redo it. I even managed to get the cover on the frame by myself due to the retaining clips in the poles. These were minor issue in the setup, it really was very easy because of the letter coding on the poles.The cover stabilizes the frame well. There is no framing on the front and back wall to support the plastic sides when the door is unzipped and the back wall and front wall when zipped do blow in when there is a breeze. This will take some securing. Stakes are provided which will stake the feet down. But each joint on the walls is only retained by the clips. I was concerned that a strong wind will take this thing down or into the neighbors property and leave the feet staked into the ground. Gonna have to figure a way to keep this thing from flying, will need more than gravel on the plastic flaps.This was a fast green house solution for a little more than $100 and it is working well for what it is. Looking at other options in this class I would still buy this one again for size and price. I would have liked a front vent over the door and a roof vent more than side windows. I would have liked the window flaps on the inside as not all my sides are easily accessible from the outside. One of my zippers sticks in multiple places right out of the box, the other is fine. The re-seller (Brandline) made good on this issue.Yes it is functional. and has some good features. Better zippers and top vents for heat rather than windows would have made this a 5 star review based on size and price.