5.0 out of 5 stars Really good product for the price.

J.L. · 26 November 2016

The whole thing came in a large box via courier and was a bit bulky to handle, all pieces were well laid out and itemised, so easy to follow, the instructions however were basic, but once you got your head around it, it was easy enough.I chose to make a base frame from 4" X 2" timber first, which gave me a level and square base to work off, I think that made it easier to construct.I was impressed by the quality of the steel framework and I could screw it down to my wooden base, which made the whole thing more solid.The cover was not as thick as I expected and there was a definite lack of ties sown into the cover, only seven on mine, (I think one was missing).It does rely on some kind of weight on the lower flaps to stop the whole cover lifting off in the wind, which other reviews comment on, it is almost like the cover and the frame are two different items it would be so much better with more tags at strategic places so it fitted the frame exactly.The zips are quite heavy duty, and I did put in some straps across the roof bars to hopefully stop the water puddling on the roof.All in all, a good workable sized tunnel that has a quality frame and with a little thought can be improved upon, I look forward to some tasty produce next season.

4.0 out of 5 stars Versatile Polytunnel with a caveat

m. · 30 May 2022

Well it's a very versatile and sturdy framed polytunnel if put together properly and you bury the bottom cover flaps and stake the steel framework. I took a half a day staking the internals of the steel frame/s to the ground with stakes which made it very sturdy when these were fixed to the structure. If you do not take the trouble to do this the wind will have away with it. Others have stated that the instructions are awful and I would agree with that 100%. I was also missing nuts and bolts which I had to buy from B&Q. Now comes the bad part. The cover had holes in it and there are no replacements available. Being as the cover is the last thing to be fitted and bearing in mind all the work done previously to strengthen the structure i was not happy at all to find a holed cover when I opened it and placed it over the frame. I contacted the supplier Domu via Bolo. asking for a replacement cover and they asked for photo's of the holes ( photo's attached ) which I sent to them. Their reply was that they could not supply a replacement cover as they do not do replacement covers. They said I could return the whole polytunnel and the cover and they would replace it all with another polytunnel. I wrote back and told them that this was not possible because the steel framed structure had now been fixed into position and staked to the ground. They then offered me a 25% refund and I could keep the polytunnel. I had no option but to accept this because of the work already done on the frame work and fixing it in place. IMO having no replacement covers for these polytunnels is a bit of a con because the frames last years and years but the covers last for about two years and if you need a cover only then you need to replace the lot ie the whole polytunnel at full cost. So the caveat with this product is that there are no replacement covers available for it. Other makes of polytunnel for sale on Bolo do have replacement covers available so bearing in mind what I have previously said you may want to look at those instead. I would have given the product 5 stars had it not been for the replacement cover situation and the holes which is not acceptable. I have repaired the holes with strong adhesive tape but how long the repair will last who knows.

5.0 out of 5 stars Polytunnel

C. · 27 August 2025

It's fabulous. Easy to put together.

3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but needs fixing down.

A.C. · 5 June 2019

Good greenhouse but it takes a lot of fixing down. I’ve had a few issues with it blowing around in the wind and I haven’t got to winter yet. It needs a base to be built in and sunk into the ground so that the wind can not get under it. The actual greenhouse is pretty good otherwise, the frames sturdy and I managed to put it together on my own. The cover fits nicely and it heats up well, it’s also bigger than expected which is great.

5.0 out of 5 stars Happy customer

P.D. · 13 May 2025

Sturdy if put together correctly, great size and spec for the price.I managed to erect it by myself, it was very difficult (but not complicated), definitely a two person job for holding things in place etc.I’m happy with the product so far, time will tell on durability but this is definitely worth the money.

4.0 out of 5 stars So Far So Good

A. · 27 May 2022

The packaging could have been stronger, as the box was damaged on arrival and one end of a pole was a bit squashed ( didn’t notice until nearly all completed ) with a little hammering I managed to repair it. The poles are all numbered or lettered which was a great help, Although the information on could have been more clear, the diagrams help but it took 4 of us to figure some of it out. The door is squint so the catch won’t work but I just use string which is fine. The Velcro tapes on some the windows don’t match up well- just enough to keep them in place. The single high window at the back is great for ventilation without drafts and also good for keeping an eye on plants without having to open the door.The Velcro tapes on the cover to attach to the frame were not all in a good place, so some areas of the cover were either loose or a bit tight.So far it is now up and I have used brackets to hold the frame down onto heavy wood on all sides and with metal steaks in each corner and it is fairly steady - we are experiencing 45 mile per hour gusts of wind up in Scotland and it is still standing. ( I will be removing the cover in winter as it’s in an exposed area of an allotment)Plants are in and keeping warm inside, overall it is doing its job So Far So Good!

5.0 out of 5 stars Great polytunnel

M.J.E.W. · 16 April 2025

Very good value, needs at least 4 people to assemble the frame. But after that very easy. The fact that the cover is made with velcro to keep it in place is a bonus. I also built a wooden base frame for it to stand on then anchored the metal frame to this and used more wood to trap the cover with. The only problem I had was the door I had to modify it as there needed to be a bracing bar in the middle of it. Photo us before the door was added