bought some new items today

yes I bought a walk in greenhouse like that a while back - sorry to say but it lasted all of 2 days then a strong wind broke the frame and shattered the joints    If you can find a very sheltered spot, it may be okay but please be warned that they really are not very sturdy.

oh dear ... well i have a spot for it next to my garden shed to one side with a fence on the back of it,

it will get plenty of sun and hopefully it will not go

 if i sandbag it it should be ok

If it's standing on soil it might be worth investing in a couple of stout stakes, driving them in alongside the middle uprights and tightly lashing the uprights to them - the trouble with lightweight structures (apart from actually blowing away of course!) is that they only have to deform a little in the wind to suddenly (and permanently) lose all their structural strength.

well after all that i may change my mind and make use of an extra part of my home , its not a conservatory but imagine 2 sets of patio doors with a wall either side and a poly carbonate roof

at least guaranteed to be there in the morning  

If it's standing on soil, I'd suggest putting the feet onto bricks so they don't rust - the framework of the greenhouse on my patio stands on gravel & is still strong, but the greenhouse shelving from the same range stands on the soil base of my greenhouse & is rusted nearly through after 3 years.

went up ok.. instructions were one little diagramn

will be ok inside my little area and it gets hot now during the day ,  it is going to be really warm come may . june, july but i do have a polycarbonate roof over it

verdict well ok for the money , would i trust it outside.. probably not  unless its in sheltered spot, really tied down.. comes with ropes to go over it.... you would really need to strenghten the supports as they are only push in