Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Pavillon-Zelt, 3,6 x 3,6 m, 6-seitiges Pop-up-Camping-Überdachungszelt mit Netzfenstern, tragbarer Tragetasche, Erdnägeln, großen Schattenzelten für Camping im Freien, Rasen und Hinterhof

My original 12x12 gazebo zipper malfunctioned. But I contacted vevor through their 24hr chat. I have nothing but good to say they have a quality product and stand behind it. So grateful for such a great experience

I set up the tent and realized that from the factory the roof pull strap was installed backward. So there is no way to pull the roof down after it is setup. I spent an hour taking it apart and reversing the strap so it was on the inside of the gazebo. I was comparing this gazebo to the Kuma brand and I found the Kuma band has 2 zippers one on each side of the door which is much more convenient. The Kuma brand also has a pole over the door which makes it more stable. The vevor brand is half the price of the Kuma gazebo. All in all it is a good value

Was disappointed to open up my “new” screen tent to find out one of the door pieces had a splintered pole and the hubs had some scratches on them like it was used and returned. Worked nice for my first trip though since I didn’t have time to return prior to the trip.

Not worth it.

First time I set it up it rained and every seam on the roof leaked it's easy to set up but I thought it would be better in the rain

The gazebo is great now that I have it set up and the price is okay. BUT on my first attempt to set it up I was alone. I could not figure out what was causing the problem. Being alone you cannot hold things up and out of the way so you can analyze the problem. Through chat I contacted a rep and he sent me to a drawing of instructions (Drawing no words). A week later my wife got back from a trip and we attacked it again. I never really figured out the exact misassembly but there had to be a couple of the fiberglass rods in the wrong places. I just started pulling them out until I could straighten the tent out and reassemble it. A lot of foul language and asking for forgiveness and now I have a bug free cool place to sit and have an adult beverage. Thats my story and I'm stickin to it.

Junk, only used 3 times. Leaked, and broke after the 2nd time. Was able to rig it up for the 3rd time super disappointing.

Works ok .. if it is windy it tends to collapse on itself easier than another model I purchased

It’s plus is the ease of set up. It was up inside of 1 minute minus staking it down as recommended to protect from wind! I bought this brand for 2 reasons which upon my initial search I read in its description, made in USA & it mentioned about something “metal” inside the tent. Both were false - was made in China (quality issues likely) and there was were no metal poles as I mistakenly believed, they were fibreglass which crack easily with time. A critical seem around the dome was only single stitched, quality would have had double stitches. Also the center strap to pull down & collapse the dome for packing was not on the inside where it should be but on the outside top of the dome. I reversed it but wasn’t easy to retread it, took about 30 minutes trying to align the strap bolt thru the center hole.

1st use was a hot sunny couple of days and the screen tent worked well. 2nd use was camping with the family last weekend. It rained 2 nights. We moved everything into the tent to keep it dry. The entire seam between the roof and sides of the screen tent leaked profusely. A lot of equipment was wet in there. The roof also leaked somewhat, but the seam was terrible. It should have been factory seam taped. Other seams are taped. The side panels worked well keeping rain from coming in the sides. Disappointed in the lack of sealer around the roof/side seam. The size is great and setup was easy. If not for the soaking inside, it would be a great screen tent.