Where i live is quite windy so, needed longer pegs to tie to ground & also held sides down with bags of gravel.Was expected though as,being 'lightweight' you expect this.
It's a bit thin, but it's also cheap as first so it's hard to be too judgemental. Would recommend better stakes and some heavy stuff to hold it all down
The framing is not very sturdy. But when you have the plastic cover over it, it does its job.It took me 1.5 hours to put it all together by myself. I was in no hurry. So far, it works really well.Note: the greenhouse is not located outside. It is under a RV port with three sides enclosed. Only the door of the RV port is open to the sun light, and this is where i had located it. So, the full fall wind had little effect on it. But it received full SW sun light.
I was intially happy with the product, the size I wanted and liked the big entry way. I also liked the fact that I could walk directly into the entry at 6'0". Putting it together took 2 people, that wasn't a problem either.
The Problem.
It can't handle wind! It literally lasted 3 1/2 days. I Put it up on the 20th of October, there were high winds the 23th. The frame broke literally broke into half and bent all over. I live in California, our weather is pretty moderate. I couldn't imagine it in other places. I'm a small business owner, and I've been busy so I haven't had the time to contact Consumer service but I will find the time later today.
If the manufacture wants to continue selling this and knows that this can't handle weather conditions they should provide take down solutions or a STRONGER FRAME.