Customer Reviews for ShelterLogic 20 ft. D x 10 ft. W x 8 ft. H GrowIt Peak-Style Greenhouse-In-A-Box with Patent-Pending Stabilizers

I like it - add drip irrigation and some pallets for the containers and you’re all set - nice light and well ventilated

Put it up by myself in about 4 and a half hours. Now it's just a matter of how long will the skin last. If I get the 3 years most say they get I'll be happy.

The frame is solid. We secured ours to the ground with a cement footing. Other than that, the wind shredded the cover and the zipper didn't last, and I can't find a replacement for under $389 (not including shipping). Really ticked off about it. I can't recommend this product for those reasons.

We only had the unit up for a week and the door zipper came right off in my wifes hand. The bottom isn't secure and will allow small animals like ground squirrels, tree squirrels and raccoons to just walk in any time.

Easy assembly and more rugged than I expected.

The quality is good and it is a fair price. The instructions are terrible and after you assemble the frame, you have to take pieces apart to put the cover on. A good how to video would be helpful. I dislike the base flaps free in the wind. It would be nice to be able to secure that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the 7th greenhouse that I have bought. They are very easy to assemble, and I believe a person can grow about anything in them. One suggestion would be for the seller of the greenhouse to offer new skins. Have to change over to normal plastics.

It takes longer than expected to assemble due to the poor instructions. Also after getting it together we were missing 2 parts. We called and the parts were sent. We will see if it works growing anything.

Just got the greenhouse installed and the 3 hour install estimate is not accurate. It took double the time to finish it. The instructions are junk and there needs to be more details. With that said, once complete it is sturdy and seems to be a good greenhouse just wish the instructions were better

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this as it was fairly easy to set up..... I'd recommend anchoring it to 2x6 boards that you can weigh down with blocks. It went together easy enough.. segregate all the parts out so you can find the right bolts, or tubing pieces.

instructions to hard to follow, could not read numbers on tubing.save yourself time and money and buy some bows and build a real greenhouse.

Needs better directions over good.

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greenhouse is well built and was easy to erect. Did most of it myself and a little help with my wife. It is not a 2 hour job . It takes a full day to complete. only problem was the end panels. Only comes down to the ground and no extra like the sides have to seal it off to the ground.

The greenhouse is nice. But it was a royal pain to assemble.

This material results in a very unsafe situation where the tiny translucent particulates break off and land on one's black shirt, crops, coffee, lungs, eyes, & dust the ground and crops in the fibers in time. After the tiny flexible (it sounds like it's the Polyethylene material by the manufacture's website) fibers enter one's lungs they begin to chock and cough as time passes with lung exposure to the tiny particles that break off. One's eyes get them stuck in them also. I will never buy from this company again.

This material results in a very unsafe situation where the tiny translucent particulates break off and land on one's black shirt, crops, coffee, lungs, eyes, & dust the ground and crops in the fibers in time. After the tiny flexible (it sounds like it's the Polyethylene material by the manufacture's website) fibers enter one's lungs they begin to chock and cough as time passes with lung exposure to the tiny particles that break off. One's eyes get them stuck in them also. I will never buy from this company again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the products and easy to assemble & durable!

This Item would have been perfect except that it was delivered in a taped up box and was missing two pieces, so I had to saw of some things and shorten it by 1 1/2 feet. Lucky me!!!

This greenhouse was delivered to me last year. I assembled it with no problems ; the only problem I ran into was the stakes that were sent but we live in a very rocky mountain area. My husband went out & got regular long tent stakes which really worked well. We have had 40-50 mile an hour winds & it has remained secure. In Feb. I planted onions, potatoes & carrots in raised beds & in May planted tomatoes, peppers, strawberrys, blueberrys & sweetpotatoes. I have had a wonderful, large harvest of everything. I am so very excited about this greenhouse. I have had the door & sides up all summer with the back vent open. I water everyday because our summer temps. are in the 100's. This is an awesome product & I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in gardening.

This does not allow any sunlight to come through. Its more of a shade house then a green house. If you are interested in growing mushrooms then this is for you. If you want to grow vegtables I recommend you look elsewhere. Shelter Logic has extremely poor customer service. I tried resolving this issue with them thinking there was something wrong with the cover. After waiting a week for one unanswered email I sent another to wait another 5 days. Still no resolution. Unfortunetly we had to return it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this last year and I have been so pleased with it that I purchased another one. Love my green house. Plants growing great!

The bolts could be better marked ,but after all together its a great greenhouse.

Cannot assemble. Missing major pieces! I emailed asking for the correct parts to be sent, but no response!

We now have 2 Shelter Logic shelter/tents. Our 1st one, 10x20, has stood up to our heavy winds this spring and our new one, 10x10, seems to be just as strong and sturdy. We use them to protect our BBQ Smokers & Grills. Makes our life easier during the cold & heat.

I bought the greenhouse as an over flow to the greenhouse attached to the garage when I get carried away planting. Has worked very well on frosty nights, added a fan and a little heater on freezing nights plants seem happy.

I too bought this greenhouse and got about 2 1/2 years out of the cover and end door units. It started to rip midway summer of my 3rd growing season. Shelter Logic suggested I repair the started rips with green house repair tape as they would NOT cover the replacement. The door units went bad (zippers and rips) in the 2nd season. The replacement covers were close to $400 and I would have to pay shipping and state tax. Way too much for not even 2 1/2 (closer to 2) years. Granted our summers are very hot and sunny. There is no way an experienced person or 2 could assemble this in the time quoted. That doesn't even account for site prep and any frame you may want to build. All in all I had some very nice crops of tomatoes and peppers and veggies but if you figure the cost to replace the coverings every 2 to 3 years be prepared to spend many times over the buying of organic veggies. The frame is substantial and is the best part of the greenhouse. All in all I had some nice crops and I can replace the cover with great 6 mil greenhouse second party covering for $100 including shipping or less not counting the doors ends. I don't grow in the winter so the doors are not that important. By the way, you cant buy just the cover or door units separately. You have to buy the 3 pieces at once. They all will be ruined by the end of the 3rd growing season anyway. I am going to grow in it again this summer without a covering. I won't get the extra few weeks head start but I will see how it goes. I might have purchased the coverings if the company would have prorated the cost of the coverings, and you won't get much more than 2 1/2 years from them... so beware of that... With a little better grade of material for the covers you might get 5 yrs. Before I bought and talking with the salesmen at Shelter Logic That's what I expected (5 plus years). I would not have bought this if I knew how long I would really get from the cover material.

This is my second purchase of a Grow T Greenhouse. The first I had for four years and I just needed more space this year for my tomatoes and peppers. I use a small space heater in the spring to add enough warmth at night especially since I "push" my growing season a bit (Zone 7). The four corners at the base and the bottom flaps allow cold, windy days to drop the temperature more than one might like, but on calm days heat loss is minimal. It looks GREAT, is easy to assemble, durable and its affordability has allowed me to add a second to expand my modest growing and selling business. I bought a replacement cover this spring for my old Grow T because I used it pretty hard. Replacement covers are affordable and you can expect 5-6 years from them if you take care of them better than I did,

It would have been excellent if the three sizes of screws had been separated, not all in one bag, sizes are too close to make sorting easy. also lower rail pouch on one side was over glued making it very hard to get rails pushed threw, but really love it now that it's up.

Good idea, but will not hold up to West Texas wind. It is not uncommon to have wind sustained from the SW at 15-25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph. The panels will not stay in place under those conditions.