Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Drivhus, 20 x 10 x 7 fot bærbart plantevarmehus med galvaniserte stålbøyler, 3 toppbjelker, 4 diagonale stolper, 2 glidelåsdører og 12 rullevinduer, grønn

Working great so far, spend a little extra time when putting it up , and you will get better results.

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.

This greenhouse has definitely helped starting our raised bed garden. Good frames and the materials is superb

Door zipper is a bit cheap

two person setup, needs more tiedowns for cover to frame, stakes to ground are cheap and useless, I took 1/4" one foot rebar, bent in half, to stake to ground

Works great definitely can't beat the price of it little cheaper built but works great no issues with it

We haven't put this up yet, but I have had smaller green house similar to this in the past. The frame on this one is not as strong as our previous green houses, but covering is similar and will wear out after a year or 2 depending on care, sun exposure and wind.

It would be nice if the sides could be rolled up for hot weather as well either end and/or roof vent for better circulation. My husband is concerned about the height, as the side heights are greatly reduced due to the arch style used for construction. We are hoping to have tomatoes growing longer, but the kind we grow need to be trellised. This past summer we had plants that grew to over 8 feet tall! Our season this past summer ran from April until early December. We started with potatoes. and ended with tomatoes and green bell peppers. We wrapped a 10' x 10' x 8' coop and wrapped it with thick reinforced plastic sheeting. When it started getting colder we used a small heater to keep it warm. We were able to have fresh tomatoes and peppers until we had a hard freeze for several days in December. We got a larger hothouse from you to give us more space for planting veggies. There needs to be better anchoring available for the hothouse. Four anchors are not sufficient and the black string supplied isn't durable. When we were warned about a potential winter storm, my husband tried to shore up the anchoring. He dug about a 6" deep trench along one side f the structure and placed the bottom edge of the plastic material for the structure into it, then covered the trench up with dirt then placed cement blocks over the trench. That side stayed in; however, on the other side, he ran out of time before the winter storm hit, he just laid the plastic on the ground and put cement blocks on top of the plastic material and it did NOT stay put. He had to go out during a the storm to put more blocks to try and keep the side from flapping in the wind. All in all, considering the storm had wind gusts of over 35 mph, the structure held up well. We do live near the east coast where occasionally we have over 100 mph winds because of tropical storms and hurricanes. I don't think it is going to withstand any thing near that speed. For the price, it's a good crop cover and we hope it will help extend our growing time frame. Thank you for your quick service and for supplying economically priced items.

Relatively easy to put up. Major problem is only 4 places to tie it to frame. I had to use zip ties to secure it to frame in key places. Other than that I have it up and growing things.