Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Foliengewächshaus 4,6x2,1x2,1m Bogendach Gewächshaus Verzinkter Stahlrahmen PE Abdeckung Frühbeet Treibhaus Wasserdicht UV-Beständig Grün Mobiler Folientunnel Ideal für Anbau von Gemüse Blumen

Very thin gauge metal that dented nearly immediately by my toddler dropping a big stick (for a toddler) on the frame. While assembling, If you screw the pieces in tightly, the metal tubes just bend into oval shapes, so there is no sense that things are secure. Since it is so modular and you can't tighten the screws properly due to the weak metal, it is nearly impossible to get perfectly level on dirt ground. There are warnings on the product about not using it in basically any type of weather, and it really doesn't hold up to any of it. There are only 8 tie-down strings attached to the cover (two on each side on each end) and 2 of them ripped off with the slightest wind. The tie down strings for the cover are a complete joke. I doubt this thing is going to last an entire year in my pretty mild climate, and I'm definitely going to need to buy supplemental supplies to keep the cover on, keep the frame anchored, etc. so I can try to prolong it from just collapsing and turning into a giant pile of garbage.

Not even in use now. Bought it as a Christmas gift for my husband. Poles bent with the first bit of wind. Yes it was tied down as per instructions. Absolutely a waste of money.

Straight out of the box not the same quantity end caps as the instructions said it has. Which brings up the point that every end on this greenhouse needs an end cap! Found a hole in the material, I’m assuming there’s more somewhere. Guess I go to the hardware store looking for caps that I can fit. Dead in the water on set up until that is taken care of. Can’t upload pics for some reason….

The product itself is good for the price. However, whether Vevro responsible or manufacturer, the size of the greenhouse is smaller than labeled on the box. I ordered 15x7x7 and in actuality it measures 14x6x6. And while it might seem trivial , size does matter.

Unfortunately the 2 greenhouse I bought did not last long....only a few weeks. Although they were tied down as recommended + added concrete blocks at the base, a wind gust just ruined everything. I felt they were very very flimsy from the start, so would avoid them unless you plan on building your own wood frame to replace the weak tubing and bracing. I will try to repurpose the cover as much as possible. Very Unfortunate.

I was not happy with the fact that THERE WAS NO SCREEN AT THE DOOR OPENING , Like the last greenhouse i had that i had bought from vevor

Polls are very cheap, still using bolts and nuts to connect need to upgrade. Price is sub ok for what your getting.This is a Summer use only Greenhouse! Metal very thin would not withstand heavy winds and definitely not any inclement weather.

I just unpacked this greenhouse to assemble the frame. However, even though I have everything on the parts list, the parts list is wrong. I am missing a bunch of the short m6-1.0 x 25mm bolts.

This may be good for those who doesn't experience storms. It stood no match to the wind during a thunderstorm. It was blown across my yard. This is after being secured. Also the "steel" bent to easily for it to be galvanized steel, more like aluminum.

We anchored the larger one down with stronger anchors as it blew over in light wind. They kept my plants from freezing, but one storm, not bad, bent the frame from the winds only. Half of the zipper also broke. Didn't make it one full year, only one florida winter.