[mumofstig]

at Robert Dyas free delivery as well 

http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/P~155628~Kingfisher-Premium-6ft-X-6ft-Aluminium-Greenhouse

[Annen]

That looks great, just wish I had somewhere to put it!

[LilacSandy]

That's brilliant MOS, do you think it would stand up to the winds on an allotment?

[mumofstig]

It's only my opinion of course , but I think it would be ok if you siliconed the panels in.

[Paul Plots]

It looks lovely (and probably a very good buy). As well as the silicone I think I would consider some additional anchorage as it is bound to be so much lighter than a glass glazed greenhouse.

[ANHBUC]

Best to read all of the reviews, one person mentions putting it in a sheltered spot.

[JayG]

There has to be some sort of quality compromise at that price - as ANHBUC has pointed out the reviews suggest it might fail in very exposed locations, although as MoS says I guess that siliconing the panels in would help to stabilise it provided it was properly secured to the ground too.

Instructions sound like the pretty standard head-scratching afterthought for this sort of item!   

[Paul Plots]

Stick trellis around it or even a fence panel or three... to add a shelter belt? 

[Plot 6B]

It's agreat deal,  I'm dropping "Hints" at the family

[m1ckz]

i have 1 similar,6x4,putting it up was frustrating,,havent used it as such yet,just onion seed in there,,what ive found is ,,condensation,its running off the walls an roof,very damp inside ,dont know if its normal this time of year or how to stop it  any sugestions ??

[mumofstig]

It's normal at this time of year - open the door or window a little, for a few hours, on every non freezing day. Difficult I know if you're at work all day.............