My wife is a really good gardener. She has plants all over the place. She has them inside and out. She has a little bit of everything, including 6 bonsai trees, and those are hard to keep alive. She has mastered everything with her plants, and now she has a very nice place to keep some of her plants, when it gets cold. Hell we live 25 miles from downtown Houston, Texas. I have lived here for 66 years, and believe me it doesnt get that cold very often, I have only seen it snow 7 or 8 times, and the heaviest was 4.4 inches in1960. When it does, our plants here are just not used to it. This was not that hard to install. My wife and our 38 year old son put it together. They said that it took a couple of hours to get it together, and they wanted me to mention that for a lot of the few people who said that the vinyl had holes in it, was probably due to them trying to force things together, and just not taking their time, and poking the holes in it themselves. My wife and son took their time and followed the directions. Not 1 piece was missing, or damaged at all. I was surprised by the quality, compared to the price. It has 12 shelves, 6 on either side. Now I wouldnt try to put extremely heavy pots on them, just use good judgement, and these should work fine. It has two rectangular windows on each side, and a roll up door which has a zipper on each side to secure it. When rolled up, all you have to do is tie it on each side, with the vinyl ties included, so it stays up. My wife was so excited to get it. She said she has always wanted one, but was afraid to ask me if she could order one. I told her that this was something I would never have had a problem with, as it is priced very reasonably. If you are thinking about getting one, just remember, you may want to get one person to help you, and a step ladder is a big plus when you go to put the vinyl over the frame. I have talked to some of my friends at work, and I may have a couple of people that are going to get themselves one. I would say, try it out for yourself. My wife just loves hers.
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My wife is a really good gardener. She has plants all over the place. She has them inside and out. She has a little bit of everything, including 6 bonsai trees, and those are hard to keep alive. She has mastered everything with her plants, and now she has a very nice place to keep some of her plants, when it gets cold. Hell we live 25 miles from downtown Houston, Texas. I have lived here for 66 years, and believe me it doesnt get that cold very often, I have only seen it snow 7 or 8 times, and the heaviest was 4.4 inches in1960. When it does, our plants here are just not used to it. This was not that hard to install. My wife and our 38 year old son put it together. They said that it took a couple of hours to get it together, and they wanted me to mention that for a lot of the few people who said that the vinyl had holes in it, was probably due to them trying to force things together, and just not taking their time, and poking the holes in it themselves. My wife and son took their time and followed the directions. Not 1 piece was missing, or damaged at all. I was surprised by the quality, compared to the price. It has 12 shelves, 6 on either side. Now I wouldnt try to put extremely heavy pots on them, just use good judgement, and these should work fine. It has two rectangular windows on each side, and a roll up door which has a zipper on each side to secure it. When rolled up, all you have to do is tie it on each side, with the vinyl ties included, so it stays up. My wife was so excited to get it. She said she has always wanted one, but was afraid to ask me if she could order one. I told her that this was something I would never have had a problem with, as it is priced very reasonably. If you are thinking about getting one, just remember, you may want to get one person to help you, and a step ladder is a big plus when you go to put the vinyl over the frame. I have talked to some of my friends at work, and I may have a couple of people that are going to get themselves one. I would say, try it out for yourself. My wife just loves hers.