Reseñas de clientes para Invernadero tipo túnel VEVOR, 5,9 x 2,9 x 2 m, tipo túnel, con estructura de acero galvanizado, cubierta de PE blanca, puerta enrollable con cremallera y 12 ventanas para exteriores.

I live in South Dakota & the first 20 mph & it folded up. Not sturdy at all. Ripped the tie down point off the cloth. .

Ich gebe die schlechteste Bewertung die es gibt, seit Monaten versuche ich mein Geld für diesen Artikel zurück zu bekommen, der mir noch nicht mal geliefert wurde! Service unterirdisch, keine Möglichkeit Kontakt aufzunehmen um mein Problem zu schildern. ICH MÖCHTE MEIN GELD ZURÜCK, umgehend!!!

Buyer beware: this greenhouse came without any instructions on how to attach the cover and doors. The support group was no help and non existent. DO NOT BUY this greenhouse!!!

Extremely poor construction and bars Ben just looking at them . One wind storm and it was toast. Don't buy unless you never expect wind.

So I knew when I got this greenhouse that it probably wouldn’t last long so I tried to reinforce it by building garden beds right up against the walls and also attaching welded livestock panels along the sides. We have had it up for 10 days and the cover is ripped in several places and we haven’t really had any strong winds yet! Today the cover ripped from the ties and blew half off the greenhouse. I have no idea how make this even half usable.

My greenhouse arrived missing the hardware to assemble. I’ve had a ticket open for two weeks now with no action! I have a mess in my yard waiting for this to go up and NO support from Vevor. Not impressed at all.

I bought this greenhouse with high hopes. My boyfriend and I have 50acres just wasting away. We’d seen a greenhouse on tictok and he really wanted it and I was really excited after watching all the video and seeing all the reviews and even an advertisement showing the greenhouse in the middle of an extremely high grade wind storm without having any issues at all.. We purchased the 20x10x7 model and it arrived in only 2 days to central Fla: We waited until our day off which was only 2 days away. The manual was a photo-only instruction booklet but it seemed like common sense. It took us about 2hrs and it was finished. The 2hrs even included my bf grabbing one of the tractors, clearing a piece of land and framing some wood for the greenhouse to sit perfectly. We had planned to go buy plants and other supplies and finish the following day . The next day we were arriving home with the supplies and Huron driving up to house we both notices a bunch of neighbors gathers across the street. Long story short… It had been a mildly windy day in Central Fl (about 12mph winds) and according to our video surveillance, the greenhouse caught wind, took flight, banged into our truck, blew across the street to a large field where a bunch of children play, and causing a child to be scraped on the face. I wrote VEVOR explaining the situation and asking for a refund to which they offered 25%, the second manager offered a 50% discount and the third offered no refund at all. Not a single manager ask about the child’s health or safety, only the very last issued a refund of 100% after I had already gotten my lawyer involvded.

We tied this thing to a stainless steel chain link fence. Anchored down to a very flat surface with large heavy rocks, pipes, and logs to support the anchors further. The wind came in and ripped this frame to shreds. It would have withheld the wind better if it would have been a sturdier frame. I will admit the wind we get is pretty intense, but the way that this frame bent and ripped apart was not okay. Total waste of money.

This was not created very well. I bought and did not have even one full month. It rained in my city and when I returned home from work the greenhouse was down. I thought nothing of it since the top was still on but when I got closer all the steel parts were bent and some even broken. I thought maybe it happened because rain sat on top of the greenhouse but no, there was no standing water on top. I personally would not recommend as it needs to be built a bit stronger unless you live in a sunny state where it doesn't rain. The positive is, it was enough room to walk through and held a decent amount of plants. Update: The company worked with me to rectify the situation. Thank you

With the wind in our are which is normal for the area the tarp wore holes over some of the joints then the flimsy frame eventually bent and broke. Lasted 3 weeks...