Palram Lean-To Greenhouse 0.79 m2 – Height: 1.60 m - Length: 1.25 m

It was tricky in some parts to assemble but managed in end

The most awkward, finger numbingly, assembly ever !But, Instructions are good, and if followed you end up with a robust unit.It has one sliding door, and one half of the front is fixed.It does not come with the shelves as seen in the photo.The galvanised steel base refers to the bottom frame, there is no floor.It does require tools to assemble but nothing a DIY'er wouldn't have.

Really took some figuring out, my partner is competent and I'm not, took some time. Hours, then it needed securing to the wall. A few things slowed us down, couple of tiny errors on our part threw us, but got there in the end. May be an idea to build indoors, or not in a windy garden, as a little flimsy until it's all together. But I love it, a hinged lid, a sliding door. Needs the odd hole drilling, not for the complete amateur. It seems sturdy when complete, anything falling on it would crack the thin panels. Just what I wanted to cover an old shelf I wanted to repurpose. I can kill plants in style now!! 😄

Had this less than 12 months and it has fell apart during the winds nowhere near as strong as I was expecting it to be and its a lot of money for a few months of use would not buy this again as it would be throwing money away

Such a shame, as this little lean to is ideal for my purposes. It took two of us many hours to assemble, and as we were moving it into its location, one of the side panels popped its slot, refusing to go back in. Too tired to take it all apart to reseat it, I shall just tape it in place.We are not novice greenhouse assemblers - I have two that we have built from scratch, disassembled and re erected at new homes, both glass and twin wall polycarbonate.This is by far the most complicated design, the most fiddly and the most different and awkward to identify parts we have encountered, and the drawing type instructions are not always clear. It does require two people and much patience!The finished article is lovely, and just what I need to overwintering some tender plants.

Fairly easy to build, but the description leaves a bit to be desires. It does say "Delivered With Base", there is no base! It should say the base is the bottom of the frame. It is flimsy, and needs to be screwed to a back and proper base to keep it stable.

Can expect 2/3 hours to assemble.Instruction good though apart from top opening mountings, which were out of line, no matter which way they were assembled.Gutter drain requires silicone to seal.Overall very pleased.

Overall, very happy with this grow house. Didn't research enough so was expecting a back panel but that's my own mistake.Read a few reviews saying that it was tricky to construct and needs two people. In my experience, the instructions are about as clear as can be given the number of components, you just have to read it properly. There are maybe one or two times I asked my partner to hold the framework whilst I sorted the bolts. Beyond that I built it alone and after following the instructions have a nice grow house that looks exactly the same as the pictures displayed.