Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Cochera Metálica Resistente 5,8 x 6 x 3,77 m para Exteriores con Estructura y Techo Robusto Carpa Garaje para Coche con Paredes Laterales Desmontables para Camionetas, Barcos, Tractores

Excellent kit very comprehensive and extremely easy to put together. The quality of the finish is great. Very happy with my purchase.

Excellent material and fast delivery very happy with the purchase

Good product especially for the price. A few things to keep in mind, really heavy when assembled lifting the roof. You will need at least three people. Most importantly the roof vertical seams need to be sealed with a sealer to prevent leaks.

It went together over a couple of days part time. Took four of us to easily lift it to install the legs on the "other side". Great deal for the money. Spend extra and buy better anchors. I'd recommend the 13x26

Still winter here I have not assembled it yet. Although I have purchased other vevor products and have been very happy with everything so far.

Blast to assemble just not made for snow, covers cars leaks a little. Make sure to set up on flat ground.

Really like the Carport is very sturdy and quite easy to make. Looks good.

very nice measurement are a little off and instruction on putting tin on first then the legs are wrong unless you have a crane build first then tin but in all very nice worth the money

Vevor great. Have bought multiple items. Problem on anything big like metal car shelter is not vevor it’s delivery from UPS. Boxes destroyed. All panels marked up .vevor did do there best . To help. But it will cost me more in time and material to res spray damage. UPS should be held responsible in my opinion.

Overall this carport is okay, but I have some disclaimers for anyone buying it. Firstly, the instructions are not appropriate-- it suggests that you build the top/roof with all the metal roofing on the ground first and then simply lift it onto the legs, 8 or so feet in the air. With the roof built this way it would weigh 3-400 pounds and be 20*24 feet, lifting it without machinery would be dangerous and very challenging. I ended up affixing the roofing afterward via ladder The frame itself is a bit weaker/more flimsy than I would have hoped for -- the collar ties for the hoops are quite short, and their attachment solution is prone to bending and potentially failure. The roof does give it more strength by tying everything together, but I still feel it has too much flex for my liking. I would recommend adding some wind bracing and longer collar ties to help with this. Finally, the attachment solution for the grounding of the unit; it's clearly designed to be placed on a concrete slab, because the provided anchors do very little for gravel or wood -- I will have to manufacture something to manage the swaying of the unit that works in a non-concrete setting. This unit was inexpensive compared to other carports of this style, and so I can't be too hard on it, but these are issues I encountered during the build and felt compelled to address them.