Customer Reviews for VEVOR 270 Degree Awning with Bulit-in LED Lights, 12.4 ㎡ Driver Side Vehicle Awning, Waterproof UV50+ Car Side Awnings, All-Weather Free-Standing Overland Awnings Car Shelter for SUV Truck Camping

Llego perfecto y muy rapido. Ya instalado en una camper pequeña y dolo falta probar en vivo.

Is mounted on a Dacia Jogger roof , it’s perfect if you want some shade. If you add some sides you can even make a small tent which can be used as a changing space etc. The telescopic legs are adjustable so you can adjust the height as you wish . In the package there is everything needed ready to be mounted. The metal supports are solid, the body is made from aluminium. Total mounting and dismounting time is around 5 minutes.

Bon produit ce Monte facilement et utilisation simple

Worked great on a 6 week overland cross country trip, definitely recommend and just as good as the overpriced ones.

Veramente pratico da usare e ben realizzato, lo consiglio 🔝

Excellent produit ! Très satisfait de mon achat !

Tres satisfait de cet auvent ( robuste,léger,impermeable). Quand au service client je met un grand 5 étoiles! Top.

Works great lots of shade.

Ottimo prodotto qualità Prezzo. Soddisfatto

A few things to say about this monster. Be sure not to attempt to put it up with breezy weather. First go to Ace Hardware and pick out one foot long stakes. The 6-in long ones supplied will easily pull out if it's windy as this huge canopy acts like a parasail! Also, when putting the tether lines on don't just run the line through one hole of the three hole tensioner. While it works with no wind if it does get windy it'll slide down and loosen up. Form a Loop from the two holes and adjust the length to the ground and use the Spike as your tensioner so then it'll stay taut. I added the 6 ft posts on the wings to keep those taut. It does get hot in there so I cut a one foot square hole at the very middle and made a hem with 1 in duct tape folded over the edges. I'm sure it's helping but I can still feel the heat on my head. I'm going to make a youTube video of the process of setting this up but for now lay the whole thing out flat on the ground and put all the rods through the sleeves and tuck it in the little pockets on one end. I'm by myself so it's pretty difficult to get it bowed to insert the other end so i took my 6 ft step ladder and put it inside and put the whole tent over it so it would droop down on the sides. That made it easier to tuck the other ends in. Now when it's time to break it down pull the stakes and pry the ends of the rods out of their little pockets and then lay the whole thing down flat. Now here's the problem, the first time I attempted to pull the rods out one of the sections under the sleeve pulled out. I immediately became berserk! ha! The picture shows only the second time I put this up and so I'm going to have to experiment with getting the rods out without them coming apart. My idea is to step into the middle of the tent where the sleeves stop near the top and carefully slide the rod over through the sleeves. I pray they'll come out in one piece eventually. The green color is nice and earthy which I like but I think maybe the company should have the very top either in a Light Beige or silver. Silver is known to reflect about 75% of the Heat. I don't care for white. One more thing, fabricate a looped wire at the bottom of each 6 ft Pole and duct tape it to the bottom. Once into position pound a stake down through the loop to keep that pole from flipping out when it gets windy .