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Outsunny - 10' x 6' Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutter and Roof Vent
Average customer rating
4.3
(104 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 104 reviews
5 Stars
70
4 Stars
16
3 Stars
8
2 Stars
3
1 Star
7
Customer Reviews for Outsunny - 10' x 6' Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutter and Roof Vent
Customer Rating
5
Review
on November 14, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Who is Preet easy to set up, advantage was it everything was numbered.
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
4
Walk-In Greenhouse
on November 16, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
We are located in the Midwest and for the money this greenhouse so far has done what we were looking for, extending the fall/ winter season. If you purchase beware of the construction process! The directions are hard to interpret and there are a couple of steps (not well noted) that if you build out of sequence according to the pictures (no written instructions only pictures) you will have to backtrack and this makes the process much more difficult. Takes 2 about 4 to 5 hours to build it Also, you need to have a plan for keeping this anchored down for if there is high winds it will move around. If the company would improve on the instructions this would be a better product. All-in-all well worth the money -:)
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Customer Rating
5
Excellent product and service
on November 17, 2021
Posted by: Yi Tolbert
It took us two full days to assemble. The instructions are very clear. The customer service is easy to reach and helpful with defective part replacement. Highly recommended!
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Customer Rating
5
Assembly
on November 16, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
On my third day of putting this together. Built a 4x4 foundation frame to make it sturdy and had to drill holes in the base frame accordingly. Lucky to find a stopping point and will finish on day 4. I am the first guy to throw directions away, but they are a must to follow as you will never figure this out without them.
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Customer Rating
5
So Far, So Good!
on September 22, 2020
Posted by: Shiloh
Overall, it has been great so far! I haven't gotten to put any plants in it yet as it's still too warm here, but I am excited to get to use it! I am planning on making a wooden base for the frame to add weight and then stake it down to make sure our high winds don't blow it over or away.
Although we didn't get it together 100% correctly, it still retains heat and humidity well. I measured the temperature outside at 84¡ãF, and inside the greenhouse, it was 100¡ãF with condensation running down the walls inside. It should stay plenty warm, but I have also researched ways to heat it up in the winter without using electricity.
Anyway, the pictures are a little hard to decipher,, so here are some tips for putting this greenhouse together:
?18's go on the same side with the bars facing each other (for window), 17's go on the other side (it will work with the bars alternating, but it won't be perfect and will leave a gap because the roof window won't fit in the bars right).
?Big/small black screws for 1's and 6/7's, and top support beam (23-1 and 23-2) with black plastic connectors at ends
?All side connector pieces (33) at corners connecting side pieces to diagonal pieces on the ends need to have the short side/not square side up
?Oval topped screws go into the slot on 16's, 17's and 18's. The easiest way was to put the screw in the connecting hole first while holding the screw skinny way up, then slip the bar over the screw to slide the screw into the slot
?Put 8/9 and 10/11 together with the top connector piece (34) and the side connector piece (33) together first, then connect that to the rest of the frame, or just 8/9 and 10/11 with 34 with the 33's in the side poles and connect it like that.
?Took two of us younger adults with some previous assembly experience about 4.5 hours.
?37's are used for the top ends of the roof, and mostly look like they're for visual appeal more than anything else
?The 36's are easier to put on the ends of the gutters if you put them on first. If one doesn't seem to fit, try another because they are shaped differently and should have been named A and B or 1 and 2
?Extra tools needed/wanted: rubber mallet (to get the plastic connectors to go in) and small Phillips head screw driver or screw gun (to put the 36's in the gutter channel)
Although we didn't get it together 100% correctly, it still retains heat and humidity well. I measured the temperature outside at 84¡ãF, and inside the greenhouse, it was 100¡ãF with condensation running down the walls inside. It should stay plenty warm, but I have also researched ways to heat it up in the winter without using electricity.
Anyway, the pictures are a little hard to decipher,, so here are some tips for putting this greenhouse together:
?18's go on the same side with the bars facing each other (for window), 17's go on the other side (it will work with the bars alternating, but it won't be perfect and will leave a gap because the roof window won't fit in the bars right).
?Big/small black screws for 1's and 6/7's, and top support beam (23-1 and 23-2) with black plastic connectors at ends
?All side connector pieces (33) at corners connecting side pieces to diagonal pieces on the ends need to have the short side/not square side up
?Oval topped screws go into the slot on 16's, 17's and 18's. The easiest way was to put the screw in the connecting hole first while holding the screw skinny way up, then slip the bar over the screw to slide the screw into the slot
?Put 8/9 and 10/11 together with the top connector piece (34) and the side connector piece (33) together first, then connect that to the rest of the frame, or just 8/9 and 10/11 with 34 with the 33's in the side poles and connect it like that.
?Took two of us younger adults with some previous assembly experience about 4.5 hours.
?37's are used for the top ends of the roof, and mostly look like they're for visual appeal more than anything else
?The 36's are easier to put on the ends of the gutters if you put them on first. If one doesn't seem to fit, try another because they are shaped differently and should have been named A and B or 1 and 2
?Extra tools needed/wanted: rubber mallet (to get the plastic connectors to go in) and small Phillips head screw driver or screw gun (to put the 36's in the gutter channel)
Written by a customer while visiting aosom.com
Customer Rating
4
Assemble
on January 15, 2021
Posted by: phil c.
the instructions are terrible it takes 3 people to Build it some treaded holes are all ready striped rails bent and for the price I would expect better but I read reviews so it is my fault for no think that they were wrong sorry they were right good luck
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Customer Rating
5
Great Company Very Good Greenhouse
on March 9, 2021
Posted by: Stephanie
So far we've had days with wind gust 35-40 and it's withstand that very well. Just make sure to keep the door closed and the vent open during windy days because it will blow a panel out if the doors not closed. I believe it's made to withstand wind blowing against the panels the door open creates a vacuum and blows out the first panel close to the door. I have mine temp controlled heat kicks on at 65 and fan kicks on at 80 degrees. I would definitely buy from this company again they stood behind making things right and I respect that especially during these times.
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Customer Rating
5
Happy to start planting!
on March 12, 2021
Posted by: Mary
It wasn't the easiest to assemble it but once we got going it got easier. In the video it showed a type of caulking but that did not come with it. Happy to start planting!
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