Features:

  • 【2 DOORS】– Metal double zippered front & back door, allow the wind to pass through the greenhouse, give your greenhouse a longer lifetime.
  • 【Excellent Ventilation】– 10 vents(rolling-up windows with screens) + 2 doors(metal zippers ) make for terrific flow-through ventilation
  • 【Cover Imported From KOREA】– Eco-friendly! Heavy-duty transparent reinforced polyethylene cover material for maximum solar performance,100% waterproof .
  • 【Rustproof Steel Frame】– Powder Coated Heavy-duty steel framework can last a longer time, no need to worry about rust & rot. Easy to set up, portable.overlong cover makes greenhouse more airtighted and secure, just bury it in the soil, easy way but useful.
  • 【Worry Free Warranty】– Quictent has been doing tents business since the early 21st century. We believe in our product quality, so we back our greenhouse with worry free warranty as pictured and timely, friendly after-sales service. Please rest assured to buy and contact us if any doubt and problems with the greenhouse. Ships the same day and Usually Received in 2-5 days.
Plastic dries out and snaps out of meshed body, causing it to leak like a sieve.

UPDATE 2/16/18 I contacted the manufacturer direct about the plastic squares popping out and thereby leaking like a sieve, Their customer service is unlike any I have dealt with and I would give them 10 stars if possible. In less than a week from initial email, I received a replacement cover! Living on a mtn top in the smokies, I could sit here and listen to the wind gusts and absolutely NO DAMAGE to the greenhouse. We took precautions as noted below and I could not be more satisfied with the product and the manufacturer. Would definately suggest this product (worth a lot more than priced) and I am considering purchasing a second one in the future. Don't hesitate--if you have a problem they will work with you to correct it! :The size was exact and we put it up in an unusual manner.....on our side deck of our cabin. I read earlier reviews and since we get high winds in the Smokies, we roped the top with a triple X pattern and put 2x4's all around the edge with a lip of the greenhouse under the 2x4 and the poles screwed into the top side of the 2x4's. It held perfectly fine in 80 mph gusts and 50 mph sustained. However it did not seem to like the sun much as the little pieces of UV plastic between the meshes has literally popped off. The greenhouse leaks like a sieve and heating it is futile with half the plastic gone and the leaking. I am not sure how to fix it at this point. Do I spray the greenhouse with a UV finish? Is there such a thing? Or do I just have to replace completely? If a a coating exists, I would definately buy again. If one doesn't I am not sure.Quictent 2 Doors 20 Stakes Heavy Duty 20'x10'x7' Portable Greenhouse Large Walk-in Green Garden Hot House 8 vents + 2 doors Flow-through Ventilation

zipper failure fixed

Bought this in September and just got around to putting it up. Did the frame first and waited until I bought some rebar today to drive into the ground for each of the ten legs to fit over. Everything went well and the wind was low so I began the process of putting the cover over the frame. This too went well and I sandbagged the edges of the sides to keep it from becoming a kite if the wind gets up. Then I tried to close the doors on both ends. The zipper on one side of a door didn't have a stop at the top so the zipper just came off. Tried and tried to get the zipper back on track but finally gave up. Then tried to zip the other door closed and one zipper for the door would only go so far and stop. Tried repeatedly to get it to close but it just wouldn't budge. I live in a climate that warms up early so I intended to get an early start on growing my seedlings. That plan is out the door (literally) since the doors will not close on either end to keep the chill off. Very disappointing to have almost completed the process of setting this up without a hiccup, only to be stymied at the end. UPDATE: After contacting the company and explaining the problem with the order, they suggested the best way forward would be to replace the cover. I was impressed by the quick response and agreement to the obvious solution. Initially, I thought of only raising my review to 4 stars since the problem, though small, had great consequences in the performance of the product. And then, a night after contacting the company a front blew through with winds hitting 60 to 70 mph for a half an hour or more. I don't know if the two ends being partially open had anything to do with it but the structure was unchanged by the high winds. That told me that as long as a person takes the proper precautions, this is a viable structure for a moveable gardening area. So I gave it 5 stars instead even before receiving the cover now in transit. Assuming the new cover does the job, I will leave my review at 5 stars. Stuff happens as with my zipper malfunctions... it's how a seller reacts to bad stuff is what gives a buyer confidence in a purchase.

Amazing investment!!!!

Now what I did was a little different. I read reviews prior to buying to find out the weak parts and downsides to this greenhouse and used that to my advantage to reinforce a small $200 investment with a little reinforcement that cost around an extra $50-$80. If you expect to get a 10X20ft greenhouse without doing a little reinforcement and thinking it will last past a season than think again. (Or you can get some of those prefab fancy 10X10's for thousands of dollars lol) I saw so many reviews of this same one getting blown over from a small wind or the bars bending in half at the weak points. So decided to reinforce those areas. I can officially say that one year later and a few heavy wind storms, it is still almost brand new and I think will last another year at least. The plastic still seems to be in excellent condition! There are many ways you can get creative to build reinforcements but my way was the simple way out by throwing some ideas together along with some scrap material. I did use a compact driver along with metal and wood screws to get it through the metal poles (be careful not to puncture the plastic in any way!) That was probably the toughest part. For the middle, I really did just throw an idea together by drilling a hole at the base that was about an 1/8 of an inch less than the width of the rebar that I hammered about 3/4 of the way into the ground. This did great for heavy wind storms and to keep the support strong over time! I hope this helps you greenhouse buying decisions or to get creative with other options or ideas you have! Happy Gardening friends!!!!

Great greenhouse for what I need !!!

Just perfect for what I needed it for! I want to keep my raised beds going though the winter if I can. Or at least harvest all the remaining tomatoes. The cold crops I think can last the winter. I researched a lot of greenhouses before getting this one. I also looked at building my own from PVC. But this one came in better and cheaper than I could build. For the price, I can't ask for better. I live in Northen Colorado so OF COURSE there are pretty impressive winds here. How could anyone forget about winds? We pounded in rebar where each leg would be set to about 2 1/2 ft deep then lowered each leg onto the rebar stakes. Every and every leg. Then we stretched the cover nice and tight. The cover laps to the ground by several inches. So we took the advice of another reviewer here and put 40lb bags of compost, manure, topsoil, etc all the way around the sides. We will use these bags to fill the raised beds come spring. 30 mile an hour winds this afternoon, with much higher gusts. The greenhouse didn't move at all. We also added an electric heater for cold nights and have used it once so far. The greenhouse is pretty good at keeping the heat most of the night. And the windows are very handy for sunny days as the temp can quickly climb to 90+ even when it is 55-60 out, from the sun. It's only been 1 week but I really love this greenhouse!!!

Gets the job done well

Update 2 years later: Here in Riverside Cali there is a lot of gust of wind throughout winter but for the past two winters and this year is the third winter it had lastest without any issues. Yes you do need to make sure to reinforce down more but which ones wouldn’t. For the price and value it’s a worth product. ——————— I grow specific plants that need a lot of monitoring to thrive, and this greenhouse works very well for my needs. This size fits my yard so well that I actually bought another. You do need to stable it down. I followed other peoples recommendation and it works well at my location.

Fantastic buy for the price!

Great product, and exactly as expected. Product arrived quickly and was simple to put together (the directions are basically just a picture but I work well with those directions) and had the greenhouse up in just over an hour. I needed help to stretch the fabric over the poles and in the process a seam got a small tear. I reported it and asked for a patch kit, and customer service responded very fast and had sent me an entirely new cover within 10 days at no cost to me! I was very impressed with the customer service and also the product. We have a huge flourishing garden this year thanks to this greenhouse. Great product for its price. For install we dug down about 10 inches and strapped the green house down on cinder blocks to make sure it can withstand our occasional gusty winds. We then buried the walls part way with wood and dirt to give added support and it has withstood several windy storms and is going strong.

Love this greenhouse, huge and sturdy!!

This is an impressive greenhouse! It’s big and wide and I was able to fit all my plants that will be transplanted at the ranch. There was an issue with the stitching and the seller quickly replaced it! We just had 35mph to 45mph winds with gusts over 50 mph. The winds were so intense but the greenhouse survived it with just minor damage to the inside window. We are amazed since we had an aluminum roof fly off a shelter. All we did to strengthen the shelter was drive four 2 ft long rebars on the four corners and insert the corner pipes into them. We build a wooden frame and placed the greenhouse inside and placed it over the edges of the plastic. Then we placed 3 cinder blocks on each side on top of the plastic. That was it and it survived 2 days of extremely high winds! The plants are thriving as the temperature inside is 60 degrees when it’s 30 outside and that’s with the door windows rolled up! Highly recommend this greenhouse and the great service from the seller!

This is winner!

This is a quick inexpensive greenhouse. This is our second. We bought the first one almost 4 years ago and it lasted through some pretty heavy wind storms, thunderstorms, and heavy rains. Sure, a permanent type setup would be better in some ways, but to build a greenhouse of this size would easily be 10 times the cost of this simple setup. Additionally, since it is 'portable', it can be moved if needed. A permanent structure is going to stay where you put it, so you'd better be right the first time. It goes together easily and quickly. My wife and daughter put it together while I was gone. Only took them 3 hours. I like the fact that it now has a door at each end of the greenhouse. This makes for terrific flow-through ventilation. Additionally, it has 3 windows on each side that can be opened. Nice and roomy inside. We're utilizing a couple of garden towers, along with tomato plant stands and 6 large 30 gallon planters. Still room left over for a couple shelf units on which to put starter seedlings. Also storing 8 large bags of potting soil . All in all, this is a perfect setup for us.

I love it! It was easy to assemble and seems ...

I bought this greenhouse to protect my succulents from frost on the central coast of California. I love it! It was easy to assemble and seems to be well made. We staked it down on all four corners and placed bags of potting soil on the flaps along the sides. We are having a high wind/rain storm as I write this and the greenhouse is holding up well. I like how many plants I can get into it and still be able to walk around. I open both doors on nice days to let it dry out from any condensation that has formed. I think I will get many years of use out of it. The fabric is substantial and the zippers are working well so far. Update: This is my third winter using the greenhouse and I still love it. We take it down in the spring and store it each year and then put it back up in November. So far it has held up well. The zippers are pretty tight but have not ripped out. It has survived high winds and rains but we anchor it down as shown in the pictures. 3 ends are anchored with stakes into the ground inbetween the gaps in the pavers. We can’t do the last one because it is on solid concrete. We use bales of potting soil to anchor the outside flap- I was worried cinderblocks might tear the fabric. All in all- it’s a great investment and I highly recommend Quicktent.

Super greenhouse!

Well this is a super greenhouse for a beginner like me. We built a raised bed 9x18 and this fits over perfectly with a little room to spare. I put the frame together in a half hour then stretched the cover over it in minutes. Love the airy 8 windows with roll up shades. Both end doors open with zippers (plastic) I secured it on the inside with ring screws and rope in 8 places right to the raised bed and also put 4 stakes on the outside for stability in the high winds we get. There is no way it will blow away. Also put cement blocks around the outside to keep critters from crawling under the plastic. The veggies are growing like weeds, I started them early and put them outside early and none died. Well worth the money.

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