Recenzje klientów dla Szklarnia tunelowa VEVOR, 6,8 x 2,3 x 2,3 m, plastikowa szklarnia tunelowa, szklarnia na rośliny z ocynkowaną stalową ramą, zieloną osłoną z polietylenu, drzwiami wahadłowymi i 12 oknami zwijanymi do użytku na zewnątrz

Missing half the bolts and nuts

Missing hardware and it leaks. The box was in rough shape, but sealed. The hardware bag was open, so I had the impression it might have been a returned item and I was worried about missing parts. Sure enough there were missing nuts and bolts. I ended up purchasing enough to make do and I'll return those I didn't need. I bought a smaller version of this tunnel greenhouse a few years ago and it has seemed pretty good. It's more sturdy being smaller and I installed it under a balcony so it's protected somewhat. It doesn't leak. It's possible the water inside this one is condensation, which doesn't make sense to me given the temperatures. When I touch the surface inside, it's completely wet which is why I think it's possibly condensation. If I were using it for plants, I wouldn't worry, but I had hoped to store things inside until I have enough to afford hiring a truck to donate them. For now I'll just leave it standing and see how it goes since I'm an 80 year old woman and it dook quite a bit of time to assemble it.

Purchased a new 15'x6.5'x7' greenhouse in October 2026. This greenhouse is constructed with aluminun poles that pinch together if screwed too tightly. One of the short screws snapped in half when uncrewing. The arches were impossible to get perfectly straight. The aluminum is not structurally sound for this large of a greenhouse and the greenhouse doesn't sit squarley even if adjusted. In 2022, I bought a Vevor 12'x7'x7' greenhouse. It had galvanized steel poles and was very sturdy. A neighbor's tree landed on it in a wind storm. It slightly bent the frame and was still usable. Vevor's change from a galvanized steel frame to an aluminum frame was a poor decision. I won't purchase another.

The zippers on these greenhouses are garbage they fall apart they pull apart real fast of course with only only being $150 it's pretty good I'm going to make a wall out of wood on the inside with a door and so I'm going to bypass all the zipper stuff

I received a used product that’s missing six parts! The only way to contact customer service is through a live chat. Once I explained my issue, the agent Ahmed, stopped responding. The system will not allow you to start a new chat. I would NOT order from this company, their behavior is disgraceful. To make matters worse, I had to pay someone to assemble it and now I have to pay them to come back to finish the job somehow without the missing parts. Update: so Ahmed finally came back (may have been connection issues on his end) providing me with an email address to send a video of the unit which I did. I’m waiting for a response. I’ll be sure to come back to post the outcome. But so far I received a response from an automated attendant. I thought that Ahmed would give me his direct email rather than placing me back into a system void of humans smh

For what it is, its worth the money. Lasted me 2 years. The instructions are terrible but common sense will tell you how to put it together with the pictures. Will probably get another one for this year. Would have probably lasted longer if a storm hadnt hit it.

You get what you pay for. The zippers for the door went first, then the cloth tie-backs for the window plastic. And don't skimp on tie-downs. A medium wind can carry it away. That said, the basic structure is solid. I am in my third year, having replaced the original plastic with greenhouse plastic, added rigid doors and roll-up sides. The cost was worth it just to get the fitted metal tubing.

Honestly, the cover is fragile. I've already had a stick go through it, and the frame- we tried to move the greenhouse the other day, and the frame broke... very disappointing.

Mine didn't stand in 50km winds. It ripped on all 4 corners. Just 1 week after inatall

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