Well the instructions SUCK! I consider myself "handy" and it took me about 6 hours total to assemble. That does include time to go back and correct my mistakes. I would suggest that you have a friend help, if possible. Also, you really need variable speed drills with Allen and 10mm socket bits. The "tools" included suck. However, for theprice I would recommend this greenhouse kit.

Our new greenhouse arrived yesterday. It took about 3 hours to assemble it alone. I am impressed with the well thought out design and manufacturing. Everything fit the first time, and it went together logically. This will do what we want, and at less than $300.00 is a bargain!

I put this together by myself in an afternoon. It’s perfect for a beginner knowing they aren’t going to be expanding their needs anytime soon. Definitely a great value for the cost. i stabilized it using SS lawn edging stakes. i hammered top into more of an L shape so when hammered into ground, the top would go over lip of frame inside. I did this throughout perimeter of inside of greenhouse one at each metal strip framing each panel and one in the middle of each panel. I also used clear caulking around each panel on the inside to make sure it was sealed and applied glazing tape around the panels on the outside. i wanted to make sure I was proactive in preventing wind damage. I would highly recommend!

The greenhouse comes in 2 packages, both easy to manage and not too heavy. Everything was well labeled. Some of the labels on the panels wore off in transit but enough were left to figure out which was which. The frame can mostly be assembled by one person, but there are a couple of steps where you need axsecond person helping. Mostly when putting in the panels. I bolted mine down to the concrete patio. I built the base first then secured that to the patio. The unit feels pretty solid after it's all together.Don't try to assemble this on a day with any wind at all! The walls act like sails and are very unstable until you get the cross members attached. I built mine on a very calm day, but with the slightest breeze, the wall would wobble.My wife really likes it!

Assembly was a few hours long, all parts arrived perfectly well in two separate boxes. Each piece aligned perfectly.To make it more sturdy I think I will dig two steel rebars on each wall on the inside, and I am adding sone wood chips inside and around.Very excited to get more success with my seedlings, knowing they will be warm and cozy.

My husband put this together fairly easily and fast. It’s a great value for the price!

Was a bit challenging to put together no written instructions only pics. But my hubby and I did it. Took several hours. But its all worth it

Love this greenhouse and all my plants survived the first year, even with an unprecedented snowfall of 7.5 inches. I’d highly recommend building a base however, so it doesn’t fly away in heavy winds. I dropped four 4X4 posts in the ground with 2 foot long rebar to secure it to the ground. I then put adhesive glue on the base of this greenhouse + drilled 6 inch bolts through the frame into the wooden post. It’s not going anywhere and lastly I hung Christmas tree lights inside with an extension cord under the unit where I can attach a heater when it gets into the 20s. Works like a charm, just praying for no hurricanes!

I was able to build this greenhouse over a two-day period by myself. None of the parts are extremely heavy and are manageable by one person, though two people could easily build it in six hours. The light weight aluminum is sharp on the edges, so be careful. The panels are very thin, and I am a bit concerned how the structure will stand up to any heavy wind or snow. I built a pressure treated wood frame to mount the greenhouse. I bought longs Rees and angle brackets to se use it to the wooden foundation. A secure square foundation is a must. Otherwise, I think it would be impossible to erect and keep standing. The instructions are all pictures, but they were easy to understand.

I needed a simple structure for clay and wheel outdoors. This was the right size and I do like it. We just had a big windstorm and it didn't blow away, I did lose a roof panel but it was understandable.It did take some time to assemble. The trick is to organize all the parts according to the instructions. look at the stickers! then assemble in the order of the instructions. It does take time. I did it myself, simple tools included. I would have given it five stars but I took one off because some of my metal bits were bent or dented in shipping. I repaired them myself but it did make getting the plastic sheets into the grooved difficult.