Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR tentgarage 84" x 145" x 88" garagetent gemaakt van gegalvaniseerde stalen staven en een drielaagse 240G PE-afdekking opslagtent carport 168 x 113 x 185 cm tentdeurgrootte uitrusting tent grijs

I'm very pleased with my shed! It has become my SheShed. It has held up very well in the Newport weather. It is installed on a pallet deck, plywood on top of it. Shed anchored to pallets... Wasn't able to upload images...

Great price. Would purchase again .

Great for the money. Easy to put together and standing up to the weather. I can get my dune buggy in it easily.

This is a well made and heavy portable garage. Very happy with it. I am a 70 yr old woman and was able to put it up by myself.

Very pleased with this purchase and I recommended it to a friend and he is now interested in buying one!!

It was very useful when we broke the tile floor to control the dust.

El manual del usuario llegó dañado y es imposible repararlo. Me pueden enviar el manual por este medio?

Just what I needed

The tent is made out of a plastic tarp material and will not last longer than a few years. The front and back aren’t sewn to the top and sides, and there is no floor. I wish it was more durable and weatherproof.

So this is the second "portable garage" I've ordered from Vevor. The first was smaller and had a thicker silver material. It has survived a Maine winter and seems to be holding up well. And it actually is portable - I moved it about 100' without disassembling by attaching a timber across the back and putting some small wheels on the ends with lag screws. Worked a treat This model is larger and has a thinner cover material. It's beige which blends in better with my house but given the use of these items, I'd actually prefer green or even camo options. The zippers on the silver one are very robust and when rolled up there are plastic buckles to hold the rolled door up. They are not very high quality but I don't use them all that frequently The zippers on the larger beige unit in this review are much thinner/lighter - like something you'd find on a pillow cover. I don't hold out much hope for their long-term survival but again, they won't be used daily. The rolled door is held up by some sewn-on Velcro™ loops. Effective enough. I put a piece of PVC pipe on the door end (cut a slit with your table saw) to make the doors easy to roll up. You can also use plastic electrical conduit The instructions are good until they are not. There is a clear diagram of how all the pieces join up and the poles are all IDed with stickers. Very good. However, the cover is packed folded with no suggestion of what is front/back/sides or even inside/outside. Nor is it all that obvious from the tiny images All parts were supplied and there are even a couple of extra elastic bungees and bolts. But on the beige model, it seems they ran out of the correct size bolts and substituted smaller (5mm) carriage bolts and wing nuts. The heads are so small the square part that should "lock into" the holes in the brackets just spins. I spent $5 on 1/4X20 2" carriage bolts and Nyloc™ nuts for a more secure result. I also sprung for washers under the bolts. Woo hoo! I attach the feet to long pressure-treated timbers rather than use the pitiful little ground stakes included. I further "nail down" the timbers using 4' rebar bent into a "tent peg", so almost all of the 4' is in the ground One small issue is the shipping box doesn't provide a huge amount of protection to the tubes, so some may be distorted from the box being dropped. I needed a pair of pliers and a rubber mallet on the silver one but not the larger beige one - just the luck of the draw I'd add a photo but the specs are ridiculous - I used to teach Photoshop so I could do it - I think the specs for a US passport are more flexible :-) "Please provide JPEG, GIF, or PNG. width at least 500px and Height must 600px. All the photo size should not exceed 2 MB."