Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR plantenbeschermingstent, 3560x1200x1940 mm, plantenbeschermingsnet, deur met ritssluiting, winddicht, plantenkas voor verhoogde plantenbedden, buiten, tuin, terras en gazon

After some initial resistance to unpacking the product, due to a misunderstanding on my part, I opened the box, removed and inventoried the contents. After reading the instructions, I started assembly. I finished assembly in about 30 minutes. I placed the cover over my raised planter bed. Great product. I would buy this again.

I have had various styles and sized netted cages and tunnels over the last 15 years, but these for me are the best. They are higher but the best thing about these ones is that I can lift the netting from all around and freely access any of my vegetables from any side or angle. and I love the bottoms ,I secure them with sand snakes and nothing can get in from underneath. I highly recommend them .

Very satisfied with the cage. It looks good and is exactly what I was looking for.

Amazing, fits like a glove on YJ-ZZC004 planters. Easy and fast to assemble + storage bag is a great touch. Just ordered another 2

De kwaliteit is betrouwbaar, de prijs-kwaliteitverhouding is onverslaanbaar en het is een genot om te gebruiken. Ik raad het van harte aan mensen om me heen!

Protects the Blueberry patch from the birds. Doing its job! Good purchase.

The product is decent. We will need to see how it hods up over a planting season to actually judge its quality

Wir sind sehr zufrieden mit dem Zelt. Leider wurden die Reißverschlüsse seitenverkehrt eingenäht, so dass wir die Türen anders als auf der Skizze einbauen mussten. Ansonsten sehr gut, wir haben sogar ein zweites bestellt!

This raised bed cover works great for shielding vegetable plants from hot aftenoon sun, and pesky rodents. Reasonably priced and easy to setup. We own four of them. Very satisfied.

Bastard flies were ruining my tomatoes. Cursing and chasing them around with a can of raid was not achieving the desired results. Chucked this thing around them. Now, i'm days away from my first ripe and unblemished fruit. Has survived the ubiquitous QLD summer storms without an issue so far and it's been pretty windy indeed at times. Did i mention that fruit flies are bastards?