Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR Drivhus med walk-in-tunnel, 4,48 x 1,97 x 1,97 m drivhustunnel med bøylehus og vanningssystem, plantedrivhus med stålramme, PE-deksel, opprullbar glidelåsdør og 8 vinduer for utendørs bruk, grønn

The greenhouse was easy to set up. Need another set of hands to help with the balance as it was 30' long (10m). Good roof angle allows for headroom and easy movement within, the hoops are arched to give the most space possible near the edges. The structure is lighter duty, the tubing is thin walled and relatively small, but it seems to be holding up. I didn't use the plastic to enclose it, I used chicken wire as I only want to keep the birds out of my garden. The doors are part of the plastic, but the ends have some framing to make a door frame. I used tubing from a different project to make a simple door for each end.

Im actually very impresses with the greenhouse. It was easy to put together. I added some extra roof tubes and some uprights front and back to stiffen the frame. I also made a timber sleeper frame for the base. This allows the cover to flow over the base which i secured with strips of timber. It is now a great greenhouse. Im happy with it.

Works good for about a year weather ruins the cover had to reinforce with wood walls inside wind kept twisting it

Good greenhouse for the price.Make sure you bury the sides or the greenhouse may end up in the neighbor's yard.If you take care of the greenhouse, it may last two seasons

Tunel już stoi i pracuje , ale rurki są źle opisane i składanie to wyzwanie

Einfach aufgebaut aber noch schneller weggewindet wenn die verstrebeseile nicht genügend schnell montiert werden. 😅

Ordered this with skepticism. Put it together in about 1 hour by myself. Buried it down 8 inches like suggested. What worries me is in the box is a paper warning of wind and snow?? We get both wind and snow here. Seems well built honestly. Plastic cover is reinforced so not easy to rip. My only complaint would be the zipper so far. It's very cheap and I already broke the zipper pull. They could have used a better zipper. Everytime I use it I feel it's gonna break. See pictures. I bought this to get a head start on some of my vegetables for my market farm. Time will tell how long it lasts and I will update if necessary. Honestly if it lasts a year it's a good deal.

Just setup this hoop house. I was kind of disappointed after getting the frame set. This tunnel is NOT 20ft x 10ft x 7ft. It is 230 in. x 111 in. x 77 in. ( 19.13 ft x 9 ft. 3 in. x 6 ft. 4 in. ). and being 6 ft 2 in tall, this will be a PITA from me to enter. This was very easy to setup by myself. That said, I am very good at building stuff. SO it was not quite 2 hrs, start to finish. I found that if you assemble one side with the 1st loop tube then work the other side to the partial built side, it goes very fast. Leave everything loose when assembly, then push up slightly on the center, then tighten the top pole screws 1st, then work your way down. Don't forget the end plugs in the top pole and the 3 side poles before you tighten the screws in that joint. You will have a tighter frame with less wobble. For being thin walled tubing, the frame is surprisingly sturdy when tightened up on a level surface. It will be easy to install a misting system to water the plants. I do hope this will withstand the nasty gusty winds we get here in the Snake river valley Idaho!. Vevor needs to make a cover available individually, then after 2 years when the wind destroys it, we can get another without buying the whole kit.

I LOVE this greenhouse!! We've had it for 2 months and one evening when it wasn't supposed to rain, I left one end open with all windows open. The next morning, popup storm!! Shredded the cover in multiple places, frame still looks great. I'm guessing the wind kept picking up the cover and slamming it back down on to the frame. Only the end that was still zipped got the most damage. We did not bury the edges. We have the frame on a 12" thick base rock foundation and is secured to the ground with 2' steel stakes. We did reinforce a few places in the frame with conduit for extra support. The edges are held down with 2" concrete blocks all the way around. The morning of the storm, I ordered another one :)

A little intimidating at first, but I was actually able to put this together by myself and I'm 72 years old with sciatica! The instructions were easy to follow. I made one error that was easily corrected. I was able to get the cover over the frame fairly easily, although closing the door is a little tight. I'm in Northern California in a dry area, so the greenhouse creates a humid environment which I think will be good for the plants.