Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Posto Auto Coperto Esterno, Riparo per Auto 3,65 x 6,09 x 3,02 m, Tettoia Potabile con Pareti Laterali e Porta Rimovibili, Resistente ai Raggi UV e all'Acqua, per Auto e Barca, Grigio

I am impressed on how easy it was to assemble. I assembled by myself in a couple hours (taking my time). We have already had to good wind storms and the carport held up fine. If I could take away a small fraction of a star it would be for instructions. I did have to flip the top cover after putting it on up side down. And not super clear on the mounts for the braces. But you almost dont even need instructions to assemble. I believe it is great value for the monies.

I could not wait to review this product! First of all let me say that I'm 72 years old and a little feeble. I put this up in about three hours all by myself. I'm shocked at the quality of this because of the price. I bought a new 60" cut ZT mower and didn't want to take up the entire garage so, rather than spend $1,000 + - not including labor! - on a lean-to, I decided to get this. Great decision. I could make some improvements to the instructions, such as "You have to connect the sidewalls and end walls with the same bungees, and... Wait til you've completed the entire setup to pin the bases into the ground." I did have to grind off some burrs on the end of a couple of the tubes, but that took maybe 10 minutes to get set up and do it.

Después de buscar y buscar calidad y precio es sin duda la mejor decisión.

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.

Decent made. Double stitched seams. Has held up well so far. Has kept items dry and sustained intense windy days already

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.

I purchased the 10x20 car canopy to replace a Harbor Freight Canopy which lasted less that a month. The wind destroyed it. The Vevor canopy went together very easy, can be done with one person but my wife helped which made it much easier. Good directions. Tarps are very strong and well constructed. I anchored at all 8 ground points, used the sand bags for the 4 middle posts and used concrete slugs as anchors for the 4 corners. During assembly we found that one of the Enders had damaged zippers. I contacted VEVOR and the immediately made things right. I stor 3 motorcycles in the canopy and it works great I highly recommend.

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.

If you lay it out in step by step, it only took about 1.5 hours to set up. I use it for a boat project to make an out door shop because I don’t want fiberglass in my shop. It’s sturdy and holds up well to rain and wind. I anchored it to my building and my fence to assure it doesn’t budge though. See photos for that.