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Palram 6x8 Hybrid Greenhouse Kit - Green
[HG5508G-1B]

~~$999.95~~ $759.95

by R. Parron

Date Added: Tuesday 13 April, 2021

We purchased this kit to get a jump on seedling / starts up here in Vt.
Overall the instructions were as clear as they get for this type of product.
Side panel (Part # 7011) assembly to part # 318 was problematic due to inconsistant trimming of side panel edges. No retention on most panels due to lack of receiver depth compared to the trim of the panels. Assembly of part # 976 to the uprights and side panels concurrently was problematic due to the fact that the PVC parts did not key to the clear panels and fell off at the least bit of movement. Fasteners were generally pretty low quality, some are impossible to start threads, some bind after a few turns with no apparent cross thread. Door could use a diagonal brace, pronounced droop when not supported in the opening.
Overall impressions are:
Fully assembled the structure seems stiff enough to take some wind as is. Installing shelving that tied in to the vertical frame elements on two sides improved overall confidence that it would make the wind rating advertised.
Gains heat quickly, typically 30+ degrees differential out to in with any amount of sunshine.
4 weeks in, looks fine to me.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]