Customer Reviews for VEVOR Carport, Heavy Duty 10x20ft Car Canopy, Outdoor Garage Shelter with Removable Sidewalls, Roll-up Ventilated Windows & Door, UV Resistant Waterproof All-Season Tarp for Car, Truck, Boat, Darkgray

Carport kit review. Materials: The kit that I was provided had the incorrect number of connecting bars giving me an excess of straight bar with no connecting flange. Additionally several pieces of the tube stock had two layers of steel at the end making it so I had to hammer out stock so that pieces would even fit together. The tarp appears to be decent quality, but connecting it to the frame with provided elastic tie ins would leave you with a rattling mess that has gaps at the corners and seems. Had unit assembled with grounds stakes and weighted bags attached, proceeded to have a windstorm (gusts of ~45mph) which had the steel frame buckle around their support braces and collapse. Will re use tube stock for other projects on farm, tarp section is now being used alone as vehicle cover. Overall review 2/5

Great canopy so far. Easy to set up - I did it myself in a few hours and I’m 68yo. The tarp seems a little thin but I guess you only expect to get a year or two out of these. VEVOR could probably make some more money by offering an upgraded tarp option … I’d buy it.

The tent is excellent but the 8 stiffeners were left out of the package. Please send the 8 stiffeners to the delivery address and I will change my 3 Star rating to a 5 Star rating thank you in advance. Heavy-Duty Metal Frame: Our heavy-duty car garage tent is built to last with 8 sturdy φ38mm galvanized steel pipes with a unique double-walled structure, with a wall thickness of 0.8 mm. The surface rust-proof powder coating prevents cracking, peeling, rust, and corrosion. Plus, with 8 stiffeners, the entire structure is fortified to prevent shaking.

We had to empty out our basement to do some plumbing work and used this to store the contents. It went up easily and is still in use.

Turned out very sturdy. I added extra support on the sides. Material may last for a couple of years. But for the money it was well worth it. I also installed 6x6 timber on sides and back for leveling and used decking bolts to mount poles to it. Did not need tie downs. We’re using it for a temporary vehicle.

It is not rates for snow and should state that. Mine collapsed under less than 3 inches. My fault I guess. Too good to be true.

We love it so we bought a second one for our other outdoor stuff I put solar lights in it so it lights up at night. We love it we put our lawnmower in it a pull b we hind to car and side by side.

The carport itself is a 4 ⭐ product. It's good quality and all of that. The directions were mediocre but not too difficult to figure out. The only thing I think is missing is some way to secure the bottom of the door ends. It Velcros to the poles on the long side so those are ok but the bottom of the doors flap a lot in the wind. It would be nice if there was a reinforced seam with a few grommets along the bottom to allow staking - the zippers are not particularly robust and I think they're likely to fail permanently due to the flapping. It would be even better if this seam and grommets were on the sides as well. The shipping, on the other hand, was a disaster. It was supposed to come in 3 days. The FedEx label was printed immediately. Then nothing. After 4 weeks and several conversations with customer service wherein they repeatedly blamed FedEx for losing the 5 foot long, 100lb box, when it was obvious that the explanation was that the box was never given to FedEx, a guy in a rented truck full of Vevor items (only) showed up to deliver the package. Ultimately, this is the best quality vinyl carport I've seen and it's cheaper than all of the others, so I guess it's kind of worth it but if you have a timeline, just go buy the one at Costco or Harbor Freight.

I've come to trust products by Vevor. They usually are of decent quality. This tent has helped protect our older car from the heavy rains where we live. Before that our car was getting moldy from water getting in. It was pretty easy to assemble. My husband did it by himself.

Destroyed by 14mph winds. It is supposed to withstand level 6 winds, which is 25-31mph. Very disappointed