Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Serra da Giardino per Piante a Tunnel Impermeabile con 8 Finestre e Porte 4,6 x 2,1 x 2,1m, Serra a Tunnel da Esterno Impermeabile in Acciaio Zincato Copertura PE 16,9 kg, Serra a Tunnel Bianco

You get what you pay for. The zippers for the door went first, then the cloth tie-backs for the window plastic. And don't skimp on tie-downs. A medium wind can carry it away. That said, the basic structure is solid. I am in my third year, having replaced the original plastic with greenhouse plastic, added rigid doors and roll-up sides. The cost was worth it just to get the fitted metal tubing.

Honestly, the cover is fragile. I've already had a stick go through it, and the frame- we tried to move the greenhouse the other day, and the frame broke... very disappointing.

tubi molto piccoli in acciaio si rompe facilmente

Not an expensive product to purchase I know but it didn't survive the first light wind

I give it 2 stars for the price alone. But as I unbox tge entire package, I get to the 2nd part of STEP 1 and immediately realize that there's nowhere near enough short bolts to assemble this greenhouse. This is my third Greenhouse. One from these guys, and two from somewhere else. But EVERY ONE OF THEM has had missing parts. Basically im saying, if you order one of these portable little hoop houses from ANYWHERE...right when it gets delivered, reach out to who it was ordered from and tell them that theres NO bolts in the package and get them to send replacements. Save yourself the time and hassle

Everything rots quickly, especially the screen windows. The metal is so thin that it bends when it's windy outside. The zippers quit working after a few weeks in the sun. Worst purchase ever.

Wind and snow will destroy this thing no matter what. It can make sense for some people but I’d encourage spending the extra money for something more durable.

My husband set it up. 3 days later, a storm went through and it was crushed. Glad I didn’t get my plants it yet. Not Vevor’s fault, just Mother Nature testing my patience.

Second year having set it up. End of the season heavy wind came through and bent the frame up and ripped the plastic tarp fabric. So it lasted me two years and now it’s time to replace it.

Not to mad to build, but it is in shambles with the mild winds and winter of El Paso. All the built in anchor points ripped off, so built a door and front wall mainly to pull the cover tight again to keep the cover from blowing away. Other than that it’s great. Make sure to burry more the base with cover at least 6 inches with pavers above every few feet. I did 6 inches initially, but the string mounts fell off about a month ago. The left zipper also separated from the cover pretty easy. The zipper strap is still intact, but the cover separated from the zipper from the zipper border. Zipper fully works but it doesn’t help when the cover fully separated. Maybe buy this if you have zero wind. My coldest day was 28 average has been 40 this “winter”