4m x 2m Polytunnel + Ground Anchor Kit "Strongest In It's Class" a fully Galvanised Structure with more Diagonal & Roof Bracing than all others. Metal Hinged Door | Multi-Window.

Had this about a month now and it seems to be holding up well but only time (and a winter) will tell.Plants are very happy growing inside.Instructions are a bit basic, and some pictures not awfully clear- took a little figuring out for the joints where 3 bars come together. Once we got it sussed it was pretty easy to put together - 3 people 2.5 hours. Only mistake happened when I left the 2 men alone and they put one of the door frame uprights on upside down, easily sorted though 😂. Glad I had a tall friend to help put the bolts through the centre top arches as I couldn’t have reached. Make sure you have a decent socket set to hand too as the spanner and Allen key provided are way slower to use.UPDATE I was really happy with this polytunnel through the first summer and it held up well for the first winter and my allotment is quite exposed and windy. What has really let this down though is the cover. Just over a year after I got it (last spring) I noticed there were a few small holes in the roof and this gradually got worse over the summer. Not just where the cover touches the poles where you might expect some damage from heat buildup if not insulated properly. Every time I went in the polytunnel there were more little squares on the floor like confetti where each tiny square of plastic had fallen leaving just the reinforcing mesh on the roof, it has also spread down the side walls now. Would have expected the cover to last more than a year. Now have to try to find a replacement to make it useable this year

I bought this polytunnel because it advertised as strongest in its class.We live in a windy position. Assembled and installed in position as instructions. Within a few days we had a gale, not a hurricane but a gale. The poly tunnel was ripped out of the ground, ground anchors not long enough and too few. The frame was twisted and bent. Contacted the supplier, they were not interested. I straightenned the frame and mounted the polytunnel on some very heavy pallets that I had. Screwed the fram to the pallets. One year later the tunnel is still in position. but the cover is falling apart. There are rips appearing in several places.

I lost my previous poly tunnel in a big storm and the make no long produce the size I wanted this was an excellent replacement good and sturdy I’ve added more ground anchors to ensure I don’t lose this one!!

door catch isn't up to much also around the door the plastic doesn't cover so you have a gap the instructions are not good. took 2 people 1.5 hours with trial and error. doesn't protect from frost

Absolutely brilliant. Would have been easier to put up with more than just me but I managed. Only issue is a slight leak where a seam hadn’t quite sealed and that the door catch scrapes the polythene. Caution - check your door hanging carefully!! I had to do mine 3 times, it needs to open outwards and the hinges need to be on the outside

Instructions hard to understand, had to call company who were helpful. Once up it’s good, reinforced back with a piece of wood as this seems week, easy fix, good value for the money, string structure and well pleased with it

Excellent product, sturdy and very well made. We use it for our chickens!!!!! Its held firm through Cornish coastal winds and storms

Sturdy and not too difficult to erect but two man job