Woot! has
Home-Complete Walk in Greenhouse w/ PVC Cover (56" x 56" x 76") on sale for
$26.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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About this Item:
- 8-Shelf Design: Ample space for trays, pots, or planters, with zip ties to secure shelves to sturdy metal frame.
- Indoor/Outdoor Use: Suitable for backyard, patio, deck, basement, or garage; clear PVC cover protects seedlings from frost and pests.
- Easy Assembly: No tools needed; follow instructions to connect rods, with stakes and guy lines for added stability.
- Versatile Application: Extends growing season for herbs, vegetables, fruits, or perennials; also stores gardening supplies off-season.
- Product Specs: Steel frame, PVC cover; dimensions 56.3" x 56.3" x 76.7"; includes stakes, guy lines, zip ties; green with clear cover.
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Zip tie all the connecting points and the shelves
Put down weed fabric and pee gravel as a base
Use plastic clamps for the door to hold the open.
Cons :.
The zippers on the door were the first thing to fail, I could find no work around for this
Probably a obvious duh but it's get, out in the full sun in February 40 degrees this would get up to 80+
As you guessed the plastic is cheap eventually the sun itself will make it brittle and fail
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I was very surprised at the structure it's self, held through multiple storms, matter fact no part of the skeleton every broke, crack or twisted
Also, the plastic cover will get brittle and tear very easily.
If overwintering, you might also want to get a tarp to cover it, to avoid really hot temps during the day, and then freezing cold temps at night.
The temperature fluctuations are bad for plants and trees in the winter.
Cheap? Also yes.
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Might be ok for inside.
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Also, the plastic cover will get brittle and tear very easily.
If overwintering, you might also want to get a tarp to cover it, to avoid really hot temps during the day, and then freezing cold temps at night.
The temperature fluctuations are bad for plants and trees in the winter.
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- Zip tie all the connecting points and the shelves
- Put down weed fabric and pee gravel as a base
- Use plastic clamps for the door to hold the open.
Cons :.- The zippers on the door were the first thing to fail, I could find no work around for this
- Probably a obvious duh but it's get, out in the full sun in February 40 degrees this would get up to 80+
- As you guessed the plastic is cheap eventually the sun itself will make it brittle and fail
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