Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Pop-up-Pavillon, 3 x 3 m, großes 6-seitiges Campingzelt mit abnehmbarem Dach & Tragetasche, Partyzelt, Sonnenschutz für 6–8 Personen auf Terrasse und Garten, Grün

Didn’t like that you have to put the poles in the top. Advertisement is misleading.

Juste les caches en plastique noir des barres qui ne tiennent pas donc déjà plusieurs de perdu et ont n'en retrouve pas et il faudrait mettre des petits mousqueton pour tenir les parois ca serrait plus facile pour les enlever quand ont veux mette que la moustiquaire

Reçu pas de corde dans l'emballage pourtant dans le manuel qui décrit l'emballage ils disaient qu'il en avait envoyé un courriel pas eu de suivi

This is a great gazebo but I did think the roof was pop up too but it had poles. I was a bit disappointed with that but still easy to put up. The anchor ropes come from the middle so you have to disconnect them if you want to roll the sides up. I purchased double ended closing hooks and I can just clip them on and off which makes it much easier. It would be nice if they came with them though. We do enjoy sitting in it and it's a pretty easy set up.

Conforme a la description. La qualité semble au rendez vous. Ont test ce week-end. Seul peut soucis un léger petit reiu sur une des moustiquaire

Il me sert pour des weekend de pêche. Les sardines sint légèrement trop fine. Niveau couture c'est fort léger. Les barres du du haut sont compliquée à mettre. Mais procure un grand espace de vie pour les weekends de pêche

We have only used this gazebo once on a camping trip, after a trial set-up at home. While it is functional, there are several design features that make it very frustrating to set up. Having seen a Vevor 10' gazebo owned by friends, we expected the ceiling rods would be permanently installed, popping up when the sides are popped out. But on this unit, three 10' long fibreglass rods must be installed each time the shelter is erected. Very awkward and cumbersome. To make the task even more difficult, the fabric sleeves, into which the rod ends must be inserted, have no extra material forming a pull-tab to aid in sliding the rod into the sleeve. A design oversight. Such a tab would be a simple modification that would be very useful. And to our further frustration, the rubber end caps on the rods sometimes pull off during disassembly, remaining in the fabric sleeve. The same frustrations also occur with the three door rods. So in all, there are 12 rod-end insertions that have to be made each time the unit is erected. It's a recipe for frustration and swearing! We do not recommend this model.

Soweit top aber Sterneabzug fürs Dach dieses ist bei Regen nicht dicht!!

We purchased this tent instead of a Clam because we liked the attached wind screens, smaller size, and the price. Unfortunately it really isn't "easy up". You pull the sides out like a Clam but you have to insert 3 roof shock-corded support poles and 3 supports around the door. It's not that it's hard to set up, but definitely not a 60 second set up. We feel the description was misleading. Also, one door pull was missing the protective end (not a huge deal though). I would pay more for the 60 second set up Clam.

There’s a hole in the top when we set it up the first time