EAGLE PEAK 6x4 Easy Setup Small Pop Up Greenhouse, Clear/Green

I bought this greenhouse in fall 2023. It worked very well during the winter of '23-'24. I live in the Dallas-Ft Worth area and the greenhouse is great for protecting sensitive plants during cold spells. I even had a small portable heater inside it during the worst of the cold and the plants did well despite subfreezing temperatures. The 6x8 foot model was a good size for my purposes. What impressed me the most was the customer support I recently received. In January we had a good bit of snow here, which is pretty unusual. The greenhouse withstood the snow, but then we had freezing rain and a lot of ice accumulated. A couple of the struts bent and broke under the weight, and some screw holes were stripped. I don't fault the greenhouse, the seller says you have to be careful of snow and ice accumulation, which I admit I wasn't. I should have brushed it off regularly to prevent the build-up. In any event, when I emailed the company, they replied quickly and within 4-5 days they had sent the needed replacement parts free of charge. This was over a year after I purchased it. The greenhouse is handy, portable, easy to set up and take down, and easy to store. If you live in areas that don't regularly get heavy snowfall, and if you are just a typical backyard plant enthusiast, I highly recommend it.

11/2022: 2 years later and still going strong. Stays up all year long. Have added a second brooders lamp and it stays over 40°F inside when it's in the 20's outside. Just got my 6x4' Eagle Peak Pop Up Green house. I assembled it by myself in about 10 minutes including opening the box. Came with 8 large sturdy stakes and 4 tie downs for the roof. I was able to fit 6 large potted plants (two 25 gallon, one 10 gallon and three 5 gallon pots) and 2 hanging plants. Plenty of room to get in there to water when needed. I am hoping to keep my lemon tree going through the winter. 12/5/20 Update: Once it was set up, I had to move it to a sunnier southern exposure. I popped the stakes up and carried it to the new spot. It was quite easy to move when fully assembled. I have lined the entire inside with red pavers. The side and back walls bottom flaps are turned in and the outer row of pavers sit on top securing them in place. I have use all but 2 of the stakes provided in the poles and secured the 4 tie downs outside with the remaining 2 stakes: 1 on each side. The front flaps are turned out with 5 pavers securing them in place. It didn’t move an inch during 2 days of remnant hurricane storms with 50-60 mph wind gusts. Our temperatures have been in the upper 30’s to low 40’s during the day. At night it is in the mid 20’s. I have secured a brooders lamp with a red heat lamp to the center ceiling with a zip tie. The height of the green house is high enough where there is no danger of scorching the leaves of my tall lemon tree. The heat lamp was worked great to keep the plants in good shape. The lemon tree has a few new lemons forming and flower buds that have not been affected by the cold temperatures. My only regret is that I didn’t buy a larger size!!!

I bought this in October of 2025. Its scaffolding is clever and well-made and was relatively easy to set up. The cover was a little more problematic. It initially functioned well, but, after 3 months or so, one of the zippers became stuck and I couldn't close one side of the door flaps anymore and the cover also tore about six inches at one of the roof corner seams. It is a great size - I just wish that the cover had held up for more than one relatively short winter season in central Texas. I also wish that they sold a replacement cover for less than the $99.00 they are charging, given that the scaffolding (which I would have thought was the expensive part of the product) is still in good shape. If the cover is going to fail like this, then I really think they should price the replacement cover more reasonably. UPDATE: I am adding a star because I was able to fix the zipper problem using suggestions from the Eagle Peak AI on their website. Still have to contend with the 10" rip in one of the seams, but that feels like a much easier fix. Do be WARNED that the warranty on the cover is only 6 months, so if you do have a problem be prompt about reaching out to them.

easy to install with the help of a very fit grandson Housing material looks thicker and stronger than the last one I got

UPDATE 2.6.26-- Have had 2 yrs. Loved this greenhouse. Just a few weeks ago we had a sleet/ ice/ freezing rain storm. As much as I tried to keep the ice off the roof, it was just sleeting too hard with freezing temperatures. The last time I tried to knock off the sleet, I couldn't even budge the ice because of the weight. The frame eventually collapsed. The picture with the sleet is a pocket about 3' by 3' deep. Several rod supports on one corner broke in two under the weight of the ice. To my surprise the plastic cover survived . We haven't found a tear or rip yet. This was a 7 x 7 which was a little larger than I wanted. So I have now purchased another Eagle Peak greenhouse a 6 x 6 this time. Original Review. Bought this to replace plastic sheeting used to cover a partially enclosed patio in winter. It took a bit of time to set it up. Definitely took two people to stretch out the metal frame. Since the patio is concrete, we couldn't tie it down. We made a square frame of cedar boards and bolted the 4 legs to the cedar. It survived rain, hail and sleet. The door is quite wide and the plastic was a little stiff and didn't roll tightly. I just added some string to the length to hold up the door. The bottom wasn't air tight, so some cold and wind got under the bottom. We put rolled towels at the edges which worked well until it rained. We used two heat lamps to provide heat to protect the plants. The plastic wore well, but it wasn't fully exposed to the weather. We decided to leave the frame & cedar base up during the summer. This was definitely a better way to protect plants.

We have lemon and lime trees that need protection from freezing weather. We had previously used an 8x12 greenhouse - but that was being blown over by winds every winter. We arranged other plans for our smaller plants, but it was a real pain moving the lemon and lime trees. We bought this in October 2020 and couldn't be happier with it. It fits on the same level as the lemon and lime trees - so we don't have to transport them up and down stairs to get to the larger greenhouse (which we will no longer re-purpose for winter use (just shade cloth over the frame for the summer). I put some hook-eyes into the masonry side of our house to anchor the greenhouse to the wall (I had to buy a grommet tool to put a sturdy pass-through at the peak (see side image behind the showerhead) for stabilization. For weather 40 - 60 degrees F, we just zip it up. If less than 40 degrees, I have a space heater inside that is set to come on below 40 degrees that we plug in. There was some significant gapping along the vertical sides of the roll-down window shade: I fixed this by adding some velcro with 3M adhesive which seems to have solved that problem. The height of the greenhouse is adjustable - we currently have it set for the lowest level as that fits our plants AND the outdoor showerhead - fortunately. I am sorry to see that this item no longer appears to be available on Amazon. If you can find it here or elsewhere - AND it fits your needs, I highly recommend it. - 12/18/21: Somebody asked: Does the leaning version have to lean against a wall or can it be free standing. I wrote my answer - but amazon hasn't figured out that images can be helpful in reply. So here is my answer, along with the helpful images (Last 3) It can be free standing - but much more secure when anchored against a wall. I anchored mine at the rear peak (I put in 2 gromettes and ran some 120# line through a hook-eye embedded in the wall. Also 2 more hooks at both left and right rear corners. The front corners are anchored under cinder blocks. This has withstood 30MPH gusts. PS - the fasteners on the roll-up window really stink !! When they Fell Off, I replaced them with 3M Velcro - no problems. I tried attaching images, but amazon hasn't quite figured out that images can be important.

So glad I invested in this greenhouse. When temps drop to 27-35 degrees, we pop up the greenhouse and load all plants inside for the winter. This tent keeps my succulents and cactus safe from freezing rain and temperatures. I live in zone 9a and once or twice a year we get hard freezes where temps fall into the low/mid teens. During this hours, I will run a small heater inside which raises the temperature 7-10 degrees inside (between 25-27 degrees inside the tent). The key is to keep these plants dry!!! This tent does that! It’s tough too. It can withstand wind gusts up to 45mph. It’s gone through some winter wind thrashings! Due to the wind, the plastic material does rub in a few spots. Over the years this has rubbed small holes. This year I covered those holes with heavy duty, waterproof duck tape. Doing just great! I love that they sell replacement tents. The frame on ours is perfect but next year I may invest in a new covering! Love that I can set it up the months I need it and put it away in spring!!!

When I first received my greenhouse I was so excited. It was easy to put up by myself (extremely important as I am a single female). Needed a quick fix for my plants as a cold front was coming through. I give it 5 stars for the ease of use installing it. I truly wanted to love this greenhouse however the quality is not what I expected as time went on. It barely made it through one season. The first time it rained I discovered there was a leak and rain was coming inside. Upon closer inspection I noticed the seams were not lined up correctly resulting in a gap that allowed water to pour in. I bought the greenhouse in November and by January small tears became more obvious in different locations. I live near the coast so I do not experience harsh winters or extreme weather patterns. By summertime, the small tears became larger noticeable holes. The greenhouse covering is not holding up at all. The frame is well built and sturdy however the covering is lacking in sturdiness. I wish it was thicker and the seams more reinforced . Subtracted 2 stars as I see myself having to replace this greenhouse very soon. For the price I expected it to last a few years.

So far so good. Seems well made and no issues with the wind the other day. I could not get the middle part to go up till I put it upside down. Then was easy for one person to assemble. Ground still frozen so I have tied to a fence.

I was really impressed by this greenhouse! Really great quality. Easy to set up. I even moved it by myself. It came with heavy duty pegs, parachute cord to secure plus bolts for a wall. I feel like this is above and beyond for including EVERYTHING. No corners were cut with this design. I love it.

This shelter/greenhouse is pretty amazing very easy to put up and so far very strong. I just held up to a couple of winter storms now delivery was also fast and easy.

Very fast delivery from the provider. The frame is easy to put up - takes seconds - and it's sturdy but light weight. The cover is good quality and took two of us about 10 minutes to get into place. Very stress free! The size is really good for what we need (over winter plant protection). It has zipped 'doors' either end. The grounds stakes are solid and plentiful (although we have our greenhouse on our patio, so not using them). So far, really pleased we bought this.

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