Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Cochera 3,05 x 6,09 x 2,87 m, Cochera Potable con Paredes Laterales y Puerta Desmontables, Marquesina para Coches Resistente a los Rayos UV y al Agua, para Automóviles, Embarcaciones, Gris

installée depuis a peine une semaine et les fermetures sont déjà cassé...très bas de gamme ....

For the money it is built fairly well. It will definitely not stand up to harsh winters but for now it will work. The directions were very easy to follow. Our biggest disappointment is it only come with one end so there is no way to completely close it up from the elements and the sides are to short to fasten to the ground.

Please take this aas constructive advice. 1. Zipper to light weight my cheaper uniot from Costco has a better fabric and zipper. 2. Windows do not have enough velcro to keep the shut during 8 plus MPH wind 3. Cover is very light weigh and not UV rated will not last very log maybe 2 or 3 years. 4. Frame moves 6 to 8 inches when the cover is closed front to back and 2 to 4 inches side to side. 5. Top cover legs are cut wron to provide wind and rain protection. I have purchased tie down straps and duck tape to resolve the shoprt cummings. Speed a little extra nad have a better product.

Was fine. Got distracted during a heavy snowstorm and forgot to clear off the roof and it got crushed. Snow must be clearedoff.

It completely collapsed under 35mph winds and 4" of snow fall

What you are really paying for is the structure or skeleton of the canopy. The material used is like a medium grade tarp, not heavy duty like the listing says. There was a tremendous amount of adjustment and modification required for someone who did not want to constantly be taking it down and putting it back up for inclement weather. I found this canopy to be very drafty, and much lighter weight than it should be. A little bit of wind is all it takes to move it around. In lieu of tiedowns, I opted to place a 5 gallon bucket underneath of each leg, filled with gravel to hold it in place. To Offset the minimal thickness of the material, I bought a 20 x 30 heavy duty tarp to drape over top and tuck underneath. This, along with various changes to securing the existing flaps has made this canopy worthwhile. Not having a front “door” seemed silly, and the zipper “doors” on the side are too small to fit a Car, and I think the design would be 10 times better with zipper/rollup doors in the front since it is a car canopy. In the northeast it is very cold, and you let out whatever heat is inside every time you have to untie and re-tie the doors. Overall, I spent more money on the buckets, additional rope, tarp for the front and the tarp to cover the top and sides of this canopy, than I did for the canopy itself. Now it is able to withstand high winds, has handled snow well, and eliminated drafts. If you plan on using this in an area that is cold or windy, plan to spend some extra money to make it what you are hoping for.

Ware wurde mit DHL-Fright versendet. Eine Versandfirma die bei mir noch nie ordentlich geliefert hat. Nach der 3. Ankündigung der Lieferung ( wurde jedesmal nicht geliefert) wurde die Ware wieder an den Absender retour gesendet. DHL -Fright ist ein sehr unzuverlässliches Versandunternehmen. Dank Vevor wurde ich überhaupt über die Retoursendung informiert , und laut Vevor wird die Ware nun neuerlich versendet. Ich hoffe nicht mir DHL-Fright.

Overall heavy duty coverings, modular covering makes installation easier. Also noted replacement covering sections available as replacements. Steel tubing generally well made BUT Vevor does not seem to sell replacement tubing so if 1 tube bends all tent is USELSS. VEVOR SHOULD SELL REPLACEMENT TUBING FOR TENT WOULD MAKE 5 STAR

First one i bought lasted 2 years, till straight lines wind finally took it out. 2nd one I've had up for 5 months and the top is already showing light through it from the material being low quality. I noticed the frame on the 2nd isn't as strong as the 1st also. Didn't come with gusset poles like the 1st did.

Was good for a little then a storm came through and crumpled it. I had it down in a spot where it gets no wind due to the geography of my yard. It made it maybe 9 months. Then while I was away we got a storm at some point and came back and the supports were all twisted and destroyed. Works good in a pinch but if your looking long term id invest in a more permanent structure.