
Sheltered growing space
The thick PE plastic cover creates a shelter and maintains temperature inside for healthy plant growth.
An ideal solution from Outsunny for gardening hobbyists, and those looking to grow plants, vegetables and more without having a permanent grow house. Thick PE plastic cover creates a safe shelter, maintaining temperature inside for healthy growth. Roll-up… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Thu 12th NovemberMaintains temperature inside for healthy growth.
Allow air inside when needed.
Forms a strong core structure.
Protects plants from light rain and wind.
Provides access; windows let air in and out.

The thick PE plastic cover creates a shelter and maintains temperature inside for healthy plant growth.

Roll-up windows let air in and out, while the zipped door provides access to the greenhouse.

A galvanised steel frame forms the core structure, with guy ropes and ground stakes included.
| Brand | Outsunny |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Weight (kg) | 16.5 |
| Width (cm) | 192 |
| Height (cm) | 194 |
| Depth (cm) | 380 |
| Material | Polyethylene (PE) |
| Frame material | Galvanised Steel |
|---|---|
| Cover material | PE cloth |
| Windproof level | Level 4 (wind speed below 28 km/h) |
| Number of windows per side | 8 mesh windows |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | 845-145 |
Free delivery · Get it by Thu 12th November.
The item should be returned in its original condition and packaging. If the item has been used, we may deduct an amount from the refund to account for the diminished value of the item due to handling. You will be notified accordingly.everything was good
Decided to take a chance on this polytunnel after taking on a large allotment. Reviews here and elsewhere say that it is flimsy and doesn't survive windy days. I disagree!! This has been through 3 named storms this year and there has been no damage at all. I followed advice on YouTube and dug a 6" deep trench which the bottom rails of the frame sit in, You then tuck the cover under the frame so that the ends are inside and there is no gap for wind to get in. Backfill the trench once the frame is bedded in. As for the entrance flaps, you can't fold them under, or you won't be able to zip it up, I put a line of cheap bricks on the flaps, and this has meant the wind can't get in. The other thing to do is get some hefty stakes and put one in each corner, secure these to the frame with cable ties. Finally, criss-cross some ratchet straps across the outside of the framework to keep the cover in tighter on the frame. These simple remedies have ensured that this polytunnel now stays in place. The space inside is HUGE, I've a table and 6 growbags in there and there's still plenty of room.
It's a good greenhouse. Delivered on time. Am pleased all round.
Very good quality had it up few weeks now and its withstanding the hardest winds weve had 10/10
A goog small poly tunnel but has ripped after the fist season. The plastic at the bottom which you are supposed to bury is not long enough so I would suggest sinking the whole frame a good 6 inches below the ground.
Look the cover is a fine quality- the frame is sturdy however the attachments are woefully inadequate.
I can see a great chang to plants because of this green house
excellent value for money. At the moment being used as a temp shed
Its a good size the instructions could have been more clearer and better should have more pegs to fasten in down excellent value for the money
The 1st tunnel I ordered had a broken zip. After about a week and some back and forth of emails I had a replacement at my door. The tunnel it’s self is good value for the money and the service I received is 5 star. Would definitely buy from this company again.
Great value fir money. Really aturdy and easy to put up