FeelGoodUK PRO Polytunnel Greenhouse Pollytunnel Poly Polly Tunnel Fully Galvanised Anti Rust Steel Frame + 3m x 2m x 2m

I bought this as a stopgap because we've just moved house and I won't be able to have a proper greenhouse until next year. It took me about an hour to assemble, I weighed it down with bricks on the inside flaps (fnaar) and it is solid as a rock. The tubes are well made and very strong, they all clicked together as described and the cover was easy to pull over and attach. The door is brilliant too. I think it represents very good value for money and can see it lasting for a long time. Huzzah!

Can't fault it for the money. Frame is as good as a £300 agricultural 3.5 x 3m my friend has. Easy to bolt and clip together in an hour or so but use your own Allen key and spanner cos ones supplied are useless. Cover is fairly tight when dug in all round ...another 2 hours by myself :-( ....and door fits and works like a dream 1000X better than zips! These covers will have the odd hole in the tiny clear squares and will drip from the roof seams it's just how they are. About £50 every 2 years or so for a cover I can live with. 11degrees outside today and chilly breeze but tunnel was 20degrees and snug. Would prefer 2 large vents but one side is rain collector only which is handy if you need to save/collect water. I added foam and tape in places as you can see in photos. Would defo buy again.

Easy to assemble - parts well labelled and almost nothing needed customising or drilling. The cover went on relatively easily - Idud the whole job on my own in quite a stiff breeze on a freezing cold day!What’s weird is that the lower side rails are a good 15cm off the ground so it’s hard to close the tunnel off securely from the outside. My biggest beef is with the Velcro straps that secure the cover to the frame. They are almost all too short so they just keep unsticking - not ideal if it gets breezy! I finally found a double sided Velcro tape that I’ve used in short lengths to extend the original straps.The door is nice - robust hinges and a decent frame but there’s still quite a gap at the side.I spent weeks reviewing alternatives, and this is definitely the best polytunnel with a hinged door (no zips - they're awful) without spending £££s and having to do major construction work.

I was dubious about buying this, rather than a proper greenhouse, but as having young children it was the safer option. So very pleased with this. Sturdy, and very easy to put together... well it took my husband a couple of hours and he didn't struggle!Whilst there is a gap between the door and the side of the wall it sits in so there is a slight draft, it is perfect for us. I would recommend, and pleased with the price too.

Easy to assemble, fairly sturdy but hasn’t been through a storm yet. You need at least 2 people especially for the covering. It’s a tight fit so you have to get it on right the only small negative is that the door cover doesn’t seal together at bottom and you need to be careful with the lock that it doesn’t rip the cover

Bought this polytunnel last autumn and put it together last week. I secured it to steel poles hammered into the ground.Very sturdy and great value for money.My only concern was the constant rubbing of the metal latch on the plastic when opening and closing the door. So I put an old CD between the latch and the plastic so there is no friction between the two and it works brilliantly.

I bought this polytunnel after having a greenhouse for 2 years and I was annoyed of having to replace the window panels after bad weather. The polytunnel is sturdy and ive attached it to decking, I'm in Scotland and it's withheld throughout the winter and the bad weather we've had.... I'm very happy with it so far!!!

We errected this polytunnel a week ago. I can't comment on its lasting quality as we haven't had it long enough however I can comment on the overall quality and issues we had.1. When putting this tunnel up the instructions were absolutely pointless.2. On two of the poles the ready drilled hole was in the wrong postition completely which has resulted in us having to drill more holes on a brand new product..... We had partly errected the polytunnel and my partners patience was already wearing thin so he drilled holes and continued.3. No matter what we do the tunnel does not seem to fit over the frame snuggly... Meaning the Velcro straps inside do not do up.Now the quality of the actual polytunnel seems good but these other issues are not something you would expect on a brand new tunnel.Perhaps I just had a bad tunnel but I'm not impressed at all.