Customer Reviews for VEVOR Carport Canopy Car Shelter Tent 13 x 20ft with 8 Legs and Sidewalls Yellow

It's quite nice. I have classic cars that I'm always improving upon with a garage that's too small for all my vehicles to fit in and work on at the same time. My solution was to buy a \"barn in a box\" so I can park one outside while I work on the others. Assembly was straight forward at a glance of the instructions, two people at certain points is almost a must. It went up easy in an hour or so. There's plenty of room to walk around all 4 sides of my cars/trucks while parked in there. I don't have any complaints about this barn in a box other than expect to use zip ties on the post to keep everything in place otherwise the wind will move the walls around quite a bit. So far, we haven't had much snow here in Michigan but that will be tested soon. As long as 95% of the snow/moisture is left out of the \"barn\" Ill be happy. I also put it on top of a waterproof tarp to hopefully keep the moisture from the ground from creeping up.

For the price it is worth the price, BUT I am going to add some more cross supports in the roof and one at the bottom of the walls to attach the side panels to so the don't flap in the breeze. Was some what easy to put the frame up but I found a second person help a lot to get it started . Mine came through with a small hole in the roof panel and believe it was caused buy the metal frame rubbing on it in shipment. I guess my only complaint would be the cover be heavier material and more support in the frame in the roof and along the bottom of the walls

Very easy to put together. Didn't need any help. Would help if top had a label for which way it goes but other than than great price for size.

I love the fact that this tent size is adjustable. I shortened the length about 5 feet and it's on it's lowest height setting. It was easy to assemble by myself. This will be used as a tempoary shelter over the winter. It would not be fair to expose it to our brutal prairie winters in SD without added protection. Since it will be sealed until spring I wrapped it with a 24'x30' heavt duty tarp. Next summer I will use it without the side walls as canopy over my mother in law's camper deck.

I love this thing. Now it is not without its down falls though. Mine showed up missing the sand bags to weight it down. I was very disappointed about that. The roofing material was quite lose and allows leaves to build up on top of it instead of sliding off. So I have to clean them off myself to prevent buildup. The corners do not fit well and leaves small gaps. Really very minor, just thought I would mention. Now I do like this so much I had a neighbor order one as well and I may order another myself. I helped him install his and most of what was wrong or missing with mine were not with his. I contribute that to different suppliers of materials. Price was incrediable. Very easy to assemble, though I recommend having at least one other person to assist in assembly. Just a small recommendation, if you are planning on rolling up any windows or doors, do so backwards so that the roll does not catch and hold water, leaves or any debris.

Después de buscar y buscar calidad y precio es sin duda la mejor decisión.

Good product easy installation instructions.i was able to set it up alone in less than one hour. The garage needed to be secured with sand bags and pallets.

Decent made. Double stitched seams. Has held up well so far. Has kept items dry and sustained intense windy days already

So I got this to replace a smaller one I had for the last 6 years that was getting worn out. The Good: 1. Packaging is very well organized and the instructions are simple, but relatively easy to read. Identifying which nuts go where could have been better. 2. I got the shelter up all by myself, with no help. Did it in 2 stages. Frame went up one day in about 2 hours. Shell went up the next day in about 3-4hours. 3. There were no missing pieces and everything went together easily. The Bad: 1. The ground stakes that come with this are a joke. I bought 2' rebar stakes to put down at each post, and used ratchet straps to secure the garage to the stakes. The included stakes are useless. 2. The corners are held together with little bungee cords...that's it. We'll have to see how this holds up in the wind. 3. I'm concerned about the structural integrity during the winter. My old unit was a Quonset-hut half round and the snow just slid off. I may have to go out and get the snow off the roof of this thing if it accumulates too much. 4. Did I say the included stakes sucked? Cause I have a pile of little 8" stakes that would have been useless holding this monstrosity down in the wind. So by and large I'm satisfied with delivery, instructions and ease of setup. Long term stability of this unit is definitely in question.

I live by the water and it's pretty windy here. The carport is holding up quite well though I wish the tarp was built stronger by the gromets.