Recenzje klientów dla Szklarnia tunelowa VEVOR, 3,9 x 1,9 x 1,8 m, tunel foliowy, szklarnia na rośliny z ocynkowaną stalową ramą, zieloną osłoną z polietylenu, drzwiami zwijanymi na suwak i 6 oknami do użytku na zewnątrz

La cubierta no duró ni un año. Se rompió con el sol

Don't waste your hard earned money OR valuable time with this or its difference sized peers. First bit of bad weather this thing tore to shreds, all the frame bent to #ell. Tubing wall is extremely thin. Kinks if you breathe on it or look at it too strongly. Had high hopes, but serious waste of time and money. You have been warned. Vevor makes great stuff, this damages their reputation and they should not even sell it as it is insulting.

TERRIBLE PRODUCT - WARRANTY SCAM! Paid $276.90 for this green house plus $49.84 for extended warranty. Set the green house up to exact standards expected in instruction manual, had the green house set up for 1 week, the wind started to blow moderately hard and right away the seams started to tear apart on the shelter. Removed shelter and contacted vevor, waited weeks for them to come up with a solution and the solution is a $29 refund to compensate. I declined the insult of a solution and said I want to return the product and im now being offered $88 and they expect me to just eat the the $250 loss. Don't waste your time and money.

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We received the package (board card) damaged. It was ripped, so some of the screws were lost on the way, the instructions paper was totally wet so impossible to use. Very bad experience.

Didn't even last a month into winter. Caved in under

First issue was with the assembly instructions; they were inaccurate and some of the frame parts were mislabeled. Also, some of the frame parts were missing from the shipment. In addition, the zippers for the doors were not sturdy enough. Two zipper slides broke and after buying a repair kit, neither was able to be repaired. Definitely need sturdier door zippers. The greenhouse only lasted one season and ended up in the trash. I didn't attach any photos; a broken zipper slide shouldn't need a picture to show what that would look like.

This is the 3rd Vevor greenhouse we have purchased, and until this one, we’ve been very happy. We had issues with the size of the cover, it didn’t fit the frame. We contacted customer service and after waiting 2 days for a response we were told that the cover is huge and we needed to tighten the bolts on the frame. We again told them this was our 3rd greenhouse and that wasn’t the problem. We even cut 3” off the legs in hopes the cover would fit better. They asked for pictures and measurements, which we provided and they offered a replacement cover, but it would take a while for us to get it. After arriving at the warehouse we were told it was lost and they would give us $39 to order a cover on our own. We told them $39 wouldn’t cover the cost of a cover even if they sold it separately. They then offered a $60 refund and we took it. Dealing with them took about 4 weeks. We will never order another greenhouse from them based on the lack of customer service.

Waited 3 weeks, never came, contacted Vevor and said well it must be lost, sent refund, very disappointed

Very thin gauge metal that dented nearly immediately by my toddler dropping a big stick (for a toddler) on the frame. While assembling, If you screw the pieces in tightly, the metal tubes just bend into oval shapes, so there is no sense that things are secure. Since it is so modular and you can't tighten the screws properly due to the weak metal, it is nearly impossible to get perfectly level on dirt ground. There are warnings on the product about not using it in basically any type of weather, and it really doesn't hold up to any of it. There are only 8 tie-down strings attached to the cover (two on each side on each end) and 2 of them ripped off with the slightest wind. The tie down strings for the cover are a complete joke. I doubt this thing is going to last an entire year in my pretty mild climate, and I'm definitely going to need to buy supplemental supplies to keep the cover on, keep the frame anchored, etc. so I can try to prolong it from just collapsing and turning into a giant pile of garbage.