Customer Reviews for VEVOR Gazebo Screen Tent, 3.66 x 3.66 m, 6 Sided Pop-up Camping Canopy Shelter Tent with Mesh Windows, Portable Carry Bag, Ground Stakes, Large Shade Tents for Outdoor Camping, Lawn and Backyard

I found the shelter very easy to set up

April 26, 2024. First erected since purchase last October. Out of the bag everything was there including side panels which includes door coverage. Left up with rope ties in place. It survived horrendous rain downpours and winds. Fabulous.

This gazebo tent is great. It looks good and it’s awesome to have outside to relax in and stay out of the sun. We were wondering how it would hold up to the wind and were very impressed that it held up well with wind blowing 20-30 mph and gusts up to 35 mph for more than 24 hours. We did screw 12” anchors in the ground. Biggest thing to remember with this tent is to make sure those pull out round points in each panel are tied tight enough so they will not be pushed back in by the wind. It’s very easy with 2 people to put up - the hardest part is pushing up the middle as you need weight to hold it down to push it up. The only minor problem with this tent is the zipper - wishing there was a grommet on the bottom panel to put a stake into so you can pull the zipper open without holding the panel down.

This is the smaller version of the two sizes available but big enough for our needs. Great quality. Delivery was quick and product is as described in the advertisement. Can highly recommend this product. Will buy it again in a heartbeat. .

This is an excellent, sturdy tent. We have to stake it down prior to popping up the center, or else someone needs to hold the tent down to pop up the center. Keeps no see ums and mosquitos out, and is waterproof. Easily withstands 30+ mph wind gusts.

Convenient light weight gazebo. Keeps the bugs at bay. Needs 2 people to erect smoothly. Do recommend.

J’ai eu un problème avec le gazebo et ils m’ont remboursé avant même d’avoir reçu le produit

What a great pop-up tent. Brilliant. I would recommend buying one. We set it up in the back yard as a trial run. It took about 5 minutes with two of us. The only problem we had was poping out the roof. We worked out the best way to do this as apposed to the video instruction. Pop out the sides as instructed, then flip the tent on its side to pop out the roof. This makes it easy. One holds the side and the other walks in and push out the roof.

Sturdy and with the side covers provides good wind protection

The tent space became a great backyard retreat through the summer and fall. Big enough for three, most comfortable for two people in chairs with a side table and cooler and floor fan. I laid a carpet on the concrete patio, fixed the tent over it, and strung mini Christmas lights on the support rods and across the inside "ceiling" space. It's tall inside, so the lights were 6 feet and up as they crossed the interior space.The window coverings were easy to open and close. The tie-downs worked well. The hexagonal structural shape creates a sturdy tent against win. Waterproof, too...rain did not penetrate the roof or sides! I like the color scheme and "no seeum" black mesh which does a great job of keeping bugs out...except those that climb underneath ;-). So, the only downside is how well the roof joint is made. I struggled to pop the roof up after the walls locked open ... and to close it again to pack it up. It always felt like I would break it by pushing so hard on that roof peak joint. It's at least a two person job to setup and takedown, maybe three would be better. The upside to my score on "easy to use" is the joints holding the frame are so sturdy, they don't flex easily. All other assembly parts came together easily. I like it. I look forward to next summer and creating an oasis retreat center in my own backyard...not permanent, easy up and moveable. Get one for yourself.