Evergreen Tunnel House Greenhouse 3m x 8m

Have had two of these. In concept they are okay but the frame is not strong enough to withstand high winds

A good greenhouse for the money. Day 2 ours was doing cartwheels over the paddock as we hadn't tied it down enough. It survived well despite a bit of cow manure! Have since used grunt ground screws which have a circular top to them that fits perfectly through the greenhouse frame base. It's not going anywhere now, and what I should have done from the start. Well advised to do so.

Very happy with this product

I purchased this to have it set up inside another poly house. Works well for this purpose

Totally recommend. We got this during 1st lockdown and is still going. Will probably need to replace next year maybe?? We have not had to buy vegatables since late 2020, only a couple of times and then about $50 max a year if that.

This was the second one we've purchased. First one stood up well to all other storms, but the Cyclone Gabrielle winds were too extreme, and we have it sited in an exposed location :( This time we weighted the side flaps with wood before we buried - see how that goes. Hopefully no more big cyclones for a while. We've been very pleased with it, currently housing the veggies we're growing for our three families.

This is the third one I have purchased and I love them. They are affordable and although the windows perish over time and velcro on the outer windows also becomes brittle and none adherent I still can recommend this product for anyone looking to grow at home.

Dissappointing as the cover doex not fit the frame properly,have brought a lot of these from you guys over the past few years so wasnt happy with this one.

I've had the tunnel house for a few months now as I wanted to give an honest review. The tunnel house was raised off the ground on wood to protect metal frame from rust the secured to the ground via y posts driven in 1.5m. Now initially I was very impressed with the structure it fitted well and was quite easy to erect. The only issue was tightness and short velcro straps. It seemed to be able to handle mild winds without problems. The insect screens worked well and provided adequate ventilation. But as soon as we got a decent blow in the valley I came out to torn door seams and flapping doors. I've glued the torn doors and added a wooden weight to the base to try and help. Next stage is to build doors and make them stronger. I would suggest you make the doors differently inserting insect screens in the to relieve wind pressure on them.

we brought this item mainly for the frame to go over our raspberries and to put a net over it to keep the birds out and has worked very well and I don't think we will ever us the cover and it would be a great option just to buy the frame by it self.I don't know how it would have worked with the bees to pollinate the fruit with the cover.