Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Zeltgarage Carport Garagenzelt Autoüberdachung 3,65x6,09x3,02m Weiß, für Auto & Boot Abnehmbare Seitenwände & Reißverschlusstür UV-Beständig & Wasserabweisend Dual-Use-Design

The overall build isn't bad but the seams around the door are cheap and falling apart and only after a few months, not years.

Malgré le fait que je retirais la neige a chaque fois qu'il neigeait, il n'a pas duré 6 mois... la dernière tempête la brisé. Il n'est pas fait pour l'hiver...

L abri n est pas de bonne qualité les poteaux ne sont pas assez solide suite a une bordée de neige dans la nuit notre abri c est effondrer ! Nous avons brisé notre auto nous sommes plusieurs a avoir des abris d autos ds notre secteur et nous sommes les seuls que l abri c est effondrer !!

Was never delivered..

I own two of these bought a year apart. The first one had a frame that had two piece legs, which affected the stability of the frame and it failed in heavier winds than usual for. but the cover was solid and is still holding up. I fixed the parts that bent with steel support planks and its cool. This one is a great design, but they went cheap on the cover and it has torn. Its much thinner than the first one. You can see the sun has thinned it out and its tearing and see thru after less than a year.

Finally got around to setting it up around the 15th of May, fully crumpled and folded by June 12th. It was located in the 30ft gap between my house and my neighbors house, ended up using extra long tent pegs to secure it to the ground, which they did, instead this thing managed to fold its steel poles in on them selves slumping over in the space between the units. Tarp is fine but the structure is so mangled it has essentially just become useless. I'll have to re build out the structure with another material, probably end up just saying down logs and use some 4x4 posts for its support.

These are good for one year, if you're lucky. I watched an installation video before I purchased this. When it arrived it didn't have any corner supports, gussets, tying the legs to the upper rail. I called customer service and they told me they didn't offer them anymore. I told them that it wouldn't last without the additional supports. They offered me a $46 dollar refund, which I never received, for my trouble. I just ordered my first replacement cover. The original lasted 9 months. Before I got the cover put on, the thing blew over and buckled all the legs. I now have $300 worth of 1 1/4 conduit ordered from menards. With the replacement cover and conduit I have more in the repair than the original purchase. Good luck!

Couldn’t really assess the unit properly because it was only up for one day and it was torn down by the wind after it was installed exactly like the directions with tiedowns all the metal pieces bent because I couldn’t complete it because they never sent me the gable walls so it was up one night open, and the wind took it

Very poor quality car shelter. It collapsed with just 2 inches of snow on it—thankfully, no one was underneath. It’s easy to assemble, but the structure isn't sturdy at all. The poles buckled. It’s a 3-season shelter. A total waste of money.

What you are really paying for is the structure or skeleton of the canopy. The material used is like a medium grade tarp, not heavy duty like the listing says. There was a tremendous amount of adjustment and modification required for someone who did not want to constantly be taking it down and putting it back up for inclement weather. I found this canopy to be very drafty, and much lighter weight than it should be. A little bit of wind is all it takes to move it around. In lieu of tiedowns, I opted to place a 5 gallon bucket underneath of each leg, filled with gravel to hold it in place. To Offset the minimal thickness of the material, I bought a 20 x 30 heavy duty tarp to drape over top and tuck underneath. This, along with various changes to securing the existing flaps has made this canopy worthwhile. Not having a front “door” seemed silly, and the zipper “doors” on the side are too small to fit a Car, and I think the design would be 10 times better with zipper/rollup doors in the front since it is a car canopy. In the northeast it is very cold, and you let out whatever heat is inside every time you have to untie and re-tie the doors. Overall, I spent more money on the buckets, additional rope, tarp for the front and the tarp to cover the top and sides of this canopy, than I did for the canopy itself. Now it is able to withstand high winds, has handled snow well, and eliminated drafts. If you plan on using this in an area that is cold or windy, plan to spend some extra money to make it what you are hoping for.