Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Zeltgarage, 3,05x6,09x2,87m Autoüberdachung, Carport mit abnehmbaren Seitenwänden und Tür, Autounterstand, UV-beständig und wasserabweisend, Ganzjahresschutz für Auto und Boot, weiß

Easy to assemble, did it by myself in about 4 hours. Works good in the rain, but a recent windy day about 20 mph wind gusts broke 4 out of 8 welds on the feet completely off that were attached to cement driveway by lag bolts. The wind was shifting the shelter left and right which caused the welds to break. Tied some guide ropes to help stabilize to shelter to help minimize the movement. Will have to get feet re-welded.

For the price it is worth the price, BUT I am going to add some more cross supports in the roof and one at the bottom of the walls to attach the side panels to so the don't flap in the breeze. Was some what easy to put the frame up but I found a second person help a lot to get it started . Mine came through with a small hole in the roof panel and believe it was caused buy the metal frame rubbing on it in shipment. I guess my only complaint would be the cover be heavier material and more support in the frame in the roof and along the bottom of the walls

Very easy to put together. Didn't need any help. Would help if top had a label for which way it goes but other than than great price for size.

I love this thing. Now it is not without its down falls though. Mine showed up missing the sand bags to weight it down. I was very disappointed about that. The roofing material was quite lose and allows leaves to build up on top of it instead of sliding off. So I have to clean them off myself to prevent buildup. The corners do not fit well and leaves small gaps. Really very minor, just thought I would mention. Now I do like this so much I had a neighbor order one as well and I may order another myself. I helped him install his and most of what was wrong or missing with mine were not with his. I contribute that to different suppliers of materials. Price was incrediable. Very easy to assemble, though I recommend having at least one other person to assist in assembly. Just a small recommendation, if you are planning on rolling up any windows or doors, do so backwards so that the roll does not catch and hold water, leaves or any debris.

I happy with the way these go up. This is the third one that I have purchased. 2 10x20 and 1 12x20. You can put these up by yourself in about 3 to 4 hours. This one however had small holes all through the roof canopy. I was not looking to tear it down and return it just was asking if they sold replacement canopies. Still don't know!! They just sent me a few pieces of tape to repair the holes. It was not enough to repair all of them all so focused on the bigger ones. I was fine with the tape, but would have been nice if they would have sent a whole roll. Over all I would recommend them. If your looking for more space to work on small projects these are way cheaper than having a garage built. Hols up well to wind and rain. I did not us the stakes that came with it because they are just a short piece of 1/8" round bar (6-8") that will pull right out.

Heavy duty fabric, easy to assemble, good value. Cones include light duty soil nails and no way to keep walls from lifting up in the wind. It needs to have ties or Velcro loops along the bottom to insert additional soil nails or weight to keep the walls down

Okay...another great VEVOR product EXCEPT....you knew that was coming! This was an easy no brainer to assemble and erect. I didn't time it but in fairness, I was doing other things during the same time. My dog has to supervise. Here's my one critical observation. The rivets. Now, I've made the same observation and seen others as well, with respect to camping and survival tarps/tents and covers. Some will reinforce the the corners, but not any other rivet. I live in New Hampshire in an old corn field on a ridge top. We are on the edge of the old field but still, winds are accentuated up here as is every other weather element. So when I erected this to house my Kioti tractor, I placed it backed up to a stone wall in the field edge wood line. It does afford some protection as does the house as a barrier. The first night this was up we had a small rain and wind event that is typical. I found a grommet tearing through the material the next morning. a piece of rubber glued and double sewn before grommets, would alleviate that issue. I also bought a heavy duty 10X 20 tarp to go over the top just to afford bit more protection to the shelter. It's a cheap piece of insurance that will extent the life of the instant garage by a couple of years at least, on the most vulnerable ridge line contact point. So I am well pleased....it will be interesting to see how it fares the winter up here....and next year I'll get my pole barn built over the instant garage and then I'll see what other life it may have once I take it out of the pole barn. I'd buy another....surely this will weather much better in a more hospitable environment, but I'd still tarp over....the UV will wear on that contact line as much as any other element.

Bought this car canopy a few weeks ago and went together really well, was able to do it by myself. As of now it looks great, we will see how it holds up in MN when the snow fly's. I bought longer and heavier duty steaks to tie the carport down. As of now still standing.

As most of the reviews have stated, the canopy will not hold up to weather for long. I've had it up for about a month and it's already ripping. Frame is decent, though. You get what you pay for

Very easy to set up looks like it's gonna be very adorable. I would recommend to anybody very affordable