Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Toldo para Cochera, Tienda de Garaje 3,7x6m Refugio Exterior con Paredes Laterales Desmontables, Ventanas y Puertas Enrollables Ventiladas Impermeables para Coche, Camión, Barco, Gris Oscuro

Very sturdy and a breeze to setup. Get yourself like 2 friends who are mechanically inclined and it's a breeze. Added extra weights and made custom concrete ground stakes. Not necessary but is now extra sturdy.

Put it up just before a major storm. So far so good seems to hold up well. More then enough space to store my 4 wheeler trailer and snowmobile.

Went together easy enough. Looks and feels sturdy. So far I am extremely impressed with it. If it makes it thru the winter, then we'll see about the durability. Frame is very easy to form.. Just pay attention to the directions. Dont rush, it all fits and works. I put this up all by myself.. And im a disabled vet.

Very nice, adjustable height enclosure. The extra 1’ width makes it easy to get out of your full size truck while inside.

Good product easy installation instructions.i was able to set it up alone in less than one hour. The garage needed to be secured with sand bags and pallets.

So I got this to replace a smaller one I had for the last 6 years that was getting worn out. The Good: 1. Packaging is very well organized and the instructions are simple, but relatively easy to read. Identifying which nuts go where could have been better. 2. I got the shelter up all by myself, with no help. Did it in 2 stages. Frame went up one day in about 2 hours. Shell went up the next day in about 3-4hours. 3. There were no missing pieces and everything went together easily. The Bad: 1. The ground stakes that come with this are a joke. I bought 2' rebar stakes to put down at each post, and used ratchet straps to secure the garage to the stakes. The included stakes are useless. 2. The corners are held together with little bungee cords...that's it. We'll have to see how this holds up in the wind. 3. I'm concerned about the structural integrity during the winter. My old unit was a Quonset-hut half round and the snow just slid off. I may have to go out and get the snow off the roof of this thing if it accumulates too much. 4. Did I say the included stakes sucked? Cause I have a pile of little 8" stakes that would have been useless holding this monstrosity down in the wind. So by and large I'm satisfied with delivery, instructions and ease of setup. Long term stability of this unit is definitely in question.

I live by the water and it's pretty windy here. The carport is holding up quite well though I wish the tarp was built stronger by the gromets.

My sister and i put this together in a matter of 2 hours start to finish. Very durable, hides in a stand of trees nicely.

Great price easy to put up some minor things could be changed that would improve quality... no regrets here

This carport understands its job! It's been up for about a month now and has weathered a number days with notable sustained winds (> 20mph) as well as a rainy day that dropped 2" over 12 hours with a couple of heavy rain periods. Everything within was dry as a bone outside of some seepage from underneath. Securing this to the ground is imperative; besides keep it from flying away, securing it will also help with stability. Rather than using the included hardware (for securing to earth, like on a lawn), I bolted the legs to 1x6 boards (4 boards, 7.5' in length), with two legs per board. I then secured the boards to my driveway using 8 16" rebar J hooks that I drove through the asphalt. The instructions were okay. I got there but had to undo/redo a couple steps because I missed something that wasn't clear. I was able to assemble this on my own in under 4 hours (not including the boards) but a second person would absolutely make the process faster and easier. Overall, I am impressed and would recommend!