Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Retractable Awning, 3m Outdoor Retractable Patio Awning Sunshade Shelter, Adjustable Patio Door Window Awning Canopy with 39" Sun Shade Curtain for Backyard, Garden, Balcony

Bought one for each side of my patio . They are rugged , and easy to assemble and use

I love this awning!!! My home patio faces South and has absolutely zero shade. When the awning went up, I felt the temperature drop immediately. Bonus surprise in the box of the velcro shade cloth that attaches to the extended bar. My only negative is that it is not designed to have the roller control mechanism on either side as I am limited by my small space for easy access. Also not a big deal but screws on the tightener bolts that lock the awning in place, are prone to fall out when loosening. I replaced them with wing nuts and it's much better. Overall, I highly recommend it.

So far so good! Easy assembly and love the privacy curtain feature.

This retractable awning is exactly what we were looking for. It looks great, the quality is excellent and it's easy to use. We were so happy with the first one, we purchased a 2nd one! Assembly is actually quite easy once you know how, but the first one took a lot longer because the assembly instructions aren't that user friendly. The diagrams are very small and unclear. It would make things a lot easier if the diagrams were larger so users could more easily identify the various parts. However, we are extremely satisfied with the product itself.

Nice product, does what it advertises. A few quality control issues kept me from giving it 5 stars: First, beware of tightening the clamps too much on the upright support posts. The plastic will show white stress marks, a precursor to eventual material failure.The topmost clamps that fit into the ends of the top roller tube will not need much tightening to keep them from turning inward or outward, because the attachment to the roller tube will by itself hold the clamps in the proper orientation. Use just enough tightness to keep them and the roller tube from drifting down on the posts. Actually, once your installation is done, an extra screw installed through the clamp and the upright post will guarantee your roller never slides down. Second, the last pieces secured on each end of the roller tube (the d-washer and the shiny cap nut) leave too much looseness. That allows quicker wearing and distorting of the plastic bearing surfaces between the clamp and the roller tube. Before installing the awning, I put certain thicknesses of washers in that clamp-to-d-washer space to eliminate that way-too-loose fit. There should be the tiniest wiggle possible between the black support clamp and the d-washer, once that cap nut is tightened, so you can easily turn the washer(s) you added. If there is no wiggle room, it will be quite difficult to turn the manual crank handle to roll up or roll out the shade! Finally, the sewing on 2 velcro tabs at the ends of the security screen was poorly done, making the velcro only half effective. Actually, some velcro with more aggressive grabbing power would be better. Vevor, I offer you my services in product improvement for a very modest fee!

Well built. Sturdy. Instructions to assemble almost impossible to read. Very difficult to understand how to assemble

The Tella arrived with two large holes that will surely only last me this summer session. I have contacted them and still haven't received an answer to my problem.