Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Invernadero de Túnel 3 x 2,1 x 2,1 m Invernadero de Jardín Tipo Túnel con 6 Ventanas de Malla Marco de Acero Invernadero Caseta de Jardín Huerto Blanco para Cultivo de Plantas Flores Verduras

Greenhouse arrived fast, but the box was damaged in shipping causing a few of the straight poles to be slightly damaged. I was able to straighten the poles out and assembled by myself in about 3 hours. The directions are a little difficult with the lack of explanation and mostly poorly sized pictures to follow. The greenhouse cover is very easy to rip and it did in multiple places where the cross supports meet the end arches. The tent stakes that are provided proved to be basically useless under the slightest breeze. As a fix for that, I built a horseshoe raised bed inside the greenhouse then raised the bottom of the frame 6 inches off the ground and secured it to the raised beds with 1 inch conduit anchors then with screws and 1-1/2 inch fender washers I screwed the cover to the bottom of the beds after pulling the cover as tight as I possibly could. Once all of my construction was complete I could hang my 180lb self from the top of the arches. Performance of the greenhouse throughout the New York spring summer and fall seasons was fantastic with a beautiful crop harvested multiple times. I took the cover off now for winter storage and to allow the raised beds to get rain water in an aid to replenish some of the soil before adding fresh compost in the spring. Overall a very decent product especially for the price point. Just be sure to secure to the ground very well or it will end up in your neighbors lawn like mine did.

It was a real trick to get assembled and the instructions leave much to be desired. I watched a LOT of Youtube videos beforehand which helped. But, since it's up I like it so much that I ordered another!

Pro: I like this Greenhouse, it was easy to install. Even though the instructions recommend 2-3 people to install, I did it all by myself. It took about an hour the 1st day to build the frame, then I ran out of sunlight and it was cold. About an hour the second day to put the cover on. It rained all day, the day after I put this up and the ground inside stayed dry. Con: There are only 4 tie down points at each end, to tie the cover to the frame and the ties are short. The winds here in Texas can get pretty strong. Yes, there are 4 locations outside to tie down with a stake, but the stakes are a small gauge and short. But, to save space in the yard, I ordered a dog leash anchor for each inside corner, tied off to the frame. Also, the zippers are very cheap ang weak. The first time I grabbed one to zip down, the zipper paddle that you hold broke in half. I will try to use a paper clip in its place. Over all, I like it. We plan to move in a couple of years and should easy to move with us. These negatives are small and can be worked around.

Nice and Big compared to the old one. I am disappointed that they don't sell replacements covers however. These covers only last a year or two and need to be replaced. I guess we will have to look into making our own cover for it later. Otherwise, so far it is what we wanted and needed.

Loved first 3 but 4th one came with it unseen on 2 places was not to happy about that but I truly live them

Overall very pleased. Wes missing some of the end caps. When I contacted Vevor; they wanted me to jump threw hoops to get them. Not worth the effort. As I understand from others who have purchased it the cover is only good for 1 year. Vervor does not offer a replacement, for purchase, however, Amazon does for about $50. I still think for the money it is a good deal.

This has worked very nicely this summer. Ordered a second one. Negatives are, corner seams could be reinforced to help with windy days, heavier duty zippers for doors and a bit stronger frame We have added support to frame hoping we can keep it up during winter months

Hard to do better on price/sq. ft. Some minor issues possibly with shipping, but worked out with customer service. Assembly was easy, but takes time (lots of joints to tighten). Recommend laying down polyethylene underneath to seal in the sides from pests. Had the pull tab on one zipper snap off the other day, little disappointing but it still works. Big storms and winds snapped one of the staking lines that it came with, had to replace. No damage outside what I'd expect though. Very happy with it so far. Holds heat and humidity very well, plenty of room for plants and working.

The greenhouse was great but the winds in Newfoundland was too much for it. Will probably buy another and look for a sheltered spot to install it

Got one when BRANDON was installed as the puppet mouthpiece, paid 2x more than I needed but HEY MAN FJB. Still figured at least we have one. Then the price went down and bought a second one. The frame tubing is kind of small. Thank God I am a handyman and can engineer just about anything, re-inforced the frame. Just put the cover on a few days ago. I like it so far. You have got to make very certain that all the joints are tight and the cover is snug. If this cover comes loose it will destroy itself in a strong wind.