Recenzje klientów dla Szklarnia tunelowa VEVOR, 29,5 x 9,8 x 6,6 stóp, szklarnia foliowa, szklarnia roślinna ze spadzistym dachem, ocynkowaną stalową ramą, zieloną osłoną z polietylenu, drzwiami zwijanymi na suwak i 12 oknami do użytku na zewnątrz

Cette serre est très pratique mais ... compliqué d'assembler les arceaux, avec les numéros, et il vaut mieux eêtre deux personnes. Pour avoir acheté la même il y a deux ans, tout s'envole avec un bon coup de vent. Et les tubes plient et cassent très facilement. Cette année nous essayons de dissocier l'ancrage des tubes au sol et l'attache de la toile au sol aussi, en espérant que seule la toile s'envolera !

It is the perfect sized greenhouse for my growing needs. How ever, I made the mistake of putting the first one up before winter and with the amount of snow we had it partly collapsed before I got out to sweep it off again. I bought the second one to replace bent parts. For the money though it's a great for one season use.

If you have any wind at all it’ll just rip open. Poles are small and thin. I was hoping I could use it for a few spring if I take it down during summer and winter. But I think it’ll only last one spring. Very light weight and pretty cheap quality

Wind and snow will destroy this thing no matter what. It can make sense for some people but I’d encourage spending the extra money for something more durable.

Was very pleased with the frame, it all went together quickly the cover also went on easy, fit well .. it sat perfect for a week .. the first windy thunder storm that came through two nights ago the cover split open tearing away the ties and blew away .. very disappointing

Nous avons bien reçu le colis mais ce dernier est arrivé ouvert.

My husband set it up. 3 days later, a storm went through and it was crushed. Glad I didn’t get my plants it yet. Not Vevor’s fault, just Mother Nature testing my patience.

Extremely flimsy!!! If you live where there is any wind at all, buy something else. I like the design and price, but I don't expect it to get through one season. I spent several days after initial construction trying to secure it by boltong it to railroad ties, adding a shade tarp over the entire top to attach ground wire stakes to, building door frames and everything I could to stabilize it, and after only 3 days of mild breeze there were holes tearing in the plastic where the pipe ends and bolts rubbed. I covered these with duck tape, so we'll see. It could be a good product but it needs some serious upgrades.

I just unpacked this greenhouse to assemble the frame. However, even though I have everything on the parts list, the parts list is wrong. I am missing a bunch of the short m6-1.0 x 25mm bolts.

We put this up and reinforced the entire bottom. It made it through a couple of windy storms but when the wind got to over about 20 miles an hour it just basically blew up. We followed all the instructions and did a great job of securing it everywhere that we could. In fact after the first storm we put in some wood supports but that didn't help it. It's a great little greenhouse but don't put it anywhere where you have high wind