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Quictent Upgraded 20'x10'x6.6' Large Walk-in Greenhouse Outdoor, Heavy Duty Galvanized Steel Frame High Tunnel Green House w/ PE Cover 2 Zipper Screen Doors, Gardening Plant Hot House 20 Stakes Green

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Size: 20' x 10' x 6.6'


Color: Green


Features

  • 2 Independent Mesh Zipper Doors& 8 Exhaust Vents --- 2 Doors on each side of the greenhouse, one mesh door to keep small things out and ventilate on hot days; one PE cover door to keep warm. 2 Doors have independent zippers, convenient to use each door according to your need, and increase the greenhouses functional quality. 8 exhaust vents for cross ventilation and venting.
  • 7 Rows of Crossbars--- 3 Rows of crossbars on the top of the greenhouse, completely round structure, can prevent the snow and water from accumulating. Also the ground frame, with using the U-type stakes, will be effectively grip the ground and reduce the wind obstruction.
  • Windows with all sided velcro--- All sided Velcro on the windows can make the greenhouse air-locked and keep the inner temperature in winter, and all 8 windows have gauze mesh to keep things out when venting.
  • Reinforced Mesh PE Cover---heavy duty 2 layers PE cover with reinforcement mesh into it. 100% waterproof, transparent cover can get 85% of the sunlight through, at the same time it can prevent ultraviolet ray, won't make plant burned.
  • Warranty Information 1 Lifetime replacement for connectors, bases, and stakes. 2 1-year warranty for all poles and covers. (For more information on warranty or products, scan the Transparency Codes on Cartons)

Color: Green


Brand: Quictent


Item Weight: 80.3 Pounds


Door Style: Hinged


Cover Material: Polyethylene (PE)


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Closure Type: Zipper


Number of Doors: 2


Number Of Vents: 8


Manufacturer: Quictent


Product Dimensions: 236.16 x 118.08 x 78.72 inches


Item Weight: 80.2 pounds


Item model number: 1336-GM-R2


Frequently asked questions

The Quictent Greenhouse measures 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 6.6 feet high. It provides ample space for a variety of plants.

The frame of the Quictent Greenhouse is constructed from heavy-duty galvanized steel for long-lasting durability. The cover is made from Polyethylene (PE), which is known for its high impact strength and excellent chemical resistance.

The Quictent Greenhouse comes with two zipper screen doors. These doors allow for easy access to your plants and provide excellent ventilation. They are also equipped with screens to protect your plants from pests.

Along with the greenhouse itself and the Polyethylene cover, you will receive 20 stakes for securing your greenhouse to the ground. These ensure that your greenhouse remains upright and stable, even in windy conditions.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The greenhouse kit has received mixed reviews from users. While some were dissatisfied with the durability of the structure, particularly in trying weather conditions, others found the kit lived up to expectations when additional supports were installed. Several reviewers highlighted issues with the instructions but noted that mechanically inclined users might navigate them just fine. The company received praise for its responsive customer service, with multiple instances of a replacement being promptly sent in case of any damage.

Pros

  • 💼 The greenhouse kit is an affordable alternative to building.
  • 🥇 Many customers praised the company for their prompt customer service and willingness to resolve issues.
  • 🌱 The greenhouse performs well, providing sufficient space for plants when assembled correctly.

Cons

  • 🌬️ The structure might struggle under heavy winds and snow, especially without extra supports.
  • 🔩 The kit's pipes are reportedly thin and might collapse under tightened screws or snowfall.
  • 📃 Many users found the instructions unclear and tricky to navigate.

Should I Buy It?

Whether or not to purchase this greenhouse kit largely depends on your specific needs and environment. If you live in an area prone to heavy winds or snowfall, the product might not hold up without additional supports. However, for those in calmer climates and particularly for mechanically inclined users, this kit could offer a cost-effective solution for greenhouse needs. Always consider the somewhat challenging assembly instructions before purchase.

    • Well worth the money. Very impressed.
Size: 20' x 10' x 6.6' Color: Green
Review Image by KH KH
Review Image by KH KH
Review Image by KH KH
Review Image by KH KH
Review Image by KH KH
3 people several hours to put up. Not rocket science, just a lot of nuts and screws. Had it for 2 yrs. *Took cover down(very easy to slide it between frame and ropes to one side) over winter because of snow load in Montana, just bought a replacement cover. *So nice to be able to get a replacement part and not the whole unit!! Old cover tearing at windows from dry rot (screen fabric) *We set it up with 8 long "screw in ground" tie downs, 4 corners and 2 in between ea.corner, like the dog tether but heavy duty. *Then ran nylon flat rope criss cross over each section, like you would to lace up a shoe across the top. Held up in our valley winds. My only suggestion would be to put a vent at the top as it still holds heat and moisture with all doors and windows open. Fabric ties for windows dry rot but they have since changed the design to clips to keep window roll up open. Frame has held up Fantastic. *Worked with Martina at customer support and she could not have been more helpful and responsive in getting me a new cover. Great company support of their product. *See photos. Quictent Official sales@quictents.com ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by KH KH
    • Good with reinforcements (see video)
Size: 20' x 10' x 6.6' Color: White
The media could not be loaded. Like others have stated, the poles are a joke and very easily bendable. Be careful if you use a screw gun to save time because you will bend your poles if you overtighten. Don’t use the written instructions or step-by-step pictures for assembly. The only think you need is the first pic at the top the has the numbers on it. Two of us put it together in a little over an hour. The stakes and rope that come with it will not be suitable for this application. We purchased 12” spiral tie down anchors (another $60-80) because we have very high winds. We ended up using the rope because I thought it would be fine, but we snapped a couple of pieces tying down so I’ll be replacing that soon. The anchors are at every point and holding well! Cross-crossed the rope over the top and tied down. Lastly, we put what broken bricks and blocks we had around the outside. I’ll need to get some more. The plastic is fantastic! Went on very easily and I love the double doors and zipper which will be very necessary for us to use come summer. The only improvement there would be is to add more Velcro at every cross section to help hold the plastic to the frame. Right now there is only Velcro at the ends. We reinforced the frame by adding an additional conduit header (I was floored how much stronger this was) and middle column support poles. I almost wish I had just purchased or made a pipe bender and made our own conduit frame and then just purchased the plastic cover from the company to go on it. Probably would be cheaper in the long run. We had moderate winds last night with gusts at 50 mph and that will be increasing tonight. This morning, the only thing that came loose is the doors had flapped out from under their bricks, so I’ll add more there. Otherwise, structure is good and strong, albeit creaky in the wind (you can hear it on the video I made). I’ll update if things change. Update 3/19/2022: They are still holding strong! We ended up purchasing thicker 3/8” rope to tie it down with as thinner rope snapped a few times on us probably due to UV damage. This one is working well and should last several years. The winds have been crazy!! We are in the high desert so we see winds. The plastic has seen some damage this year because of it flapping and rubbing against the metal bars. I’m hindsight, I wish I had reinforced some of those edges with tape. I plan to use some greenhouse tape to patch up the holes from rubbing and reinforce a couple of edges, but I suspect I can get another two years at least with this plastic. One more thing: do not open the zipper to the very very top. This caused it to slip off its tracks. It’s easily avoidable if you always leave about a half inch still zipped when you open/roll up the doors. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021 by Jami
    • Nice greenhouse kit.
Size: 20' x 10' x 6.6' Color: Green
Review Image by Christopher M. Christopher M.
Review Image by Christopher M. Christopher M.
Now I don't understand why everyone is having issues assembling this greenhouse, because I assemble it SOLO in 2.5 hours, and the only reason it took that long, was because I wasn't in a hurry. I did ask for help putting the cover on,so I didn't tear it anywhere, but other than that 5 minutes of assistance, I did assemble this by myself. Read the directions... then re-read the directions. Before you start, take inventory to ascertain that you have all the parts... now, assembling the frame seemed very straight forward to me, but I personally decided to wrap all the bolts with electrical tape for 2 reasons: to keep the little plastic bolt covers on, and to (theoretically) protect the cover from snagging on ANYTHING. This is not mentioned in the directions, and seemed intuitive to me, but MAKE SURE you have all the bolts pointing in, to prevent snagging/rips/tears. I also bought some 18 inch rebar stakes to tie it down. They're shaped like a shepherds crook (candy cane), so the hook part goes over the bar, and holds it down tightly. I also used some heavy paracord type rope, and ran 3 anchor lines over the top, securing the ends with more rebar stakes. I used 16 stakes altogether, and a package of 20 stakes were like $40, but the greenhouse was almost $200, so I don't mind spending a bit more to help protect it. Also, as you can see, I bought 12- 60lb bags of tube sand to help hold down the edges. If Mother Nature wants my greenhouse, she's going to have to send a tornado 🌪🙄! So far, I'm impressed with the quality/sturdiness, and ease of assembly, and I gave it 5 stars on that alone, but the jury's still out on the durability factor 🤔. All in all, as this greenhouse was top of the list in a top 10 Google search, seems well made, and sturdy, went together easily, Ican say YES I recommend it, and YES, if I need another one at some point, I'd happily buy it again.👍🏼👊🏼😎☕️ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by Christopher M. Christopher M.

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