Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Shed Outdoor Storage Shelter, 10 x 10 x 8.5 ft Heavy Duty All-Season Instant Storage Tent Tarp Sheds with Roll-up Zipper Door and Ventilated Windows For Motorcycle, Bike, Garden Tools

I am disabled but, I put this up by myself in a few hours. So far it is standing strong. Fitment of ends and main cover are the only areas I see that need attention. I am using felcro strips to seal them together and seems to be working good. My JD LA145 tractor with the 44" snow blower fits with room to spare.

everything went together well mostly. the only thing that was wrong is that one of the holes for the detent on the peak X bar was on the wrong side. I didn’t care that much. I just ran a self tapper through the other side.

For what it cost it is a good buy. I got one a few years ago and it lasted pretty good until the tarp started rotting. The roof ripped out of it so I threw a tarp over it and I’m still using it. I need to figure out where to order a replacement tarp

This tent shed is still 100% intact and functional after being one year in central Canada. It had been exposed to 80 kph winds and heavy snow and no damage. I strongly suggest you do NOT use the useless anchors that come with it if your installation will be exposed to any amount of wind. I would suggest an impact drill installed screw anchor. It went together fairly easily, and I assembled it myself without any assistance. Make sure you choose a calm day with no wind to do this or you will be frustrated when you put the tarp on. A design weakness I see is the door zipper. Although mine are still working, I can see this being the first thing to fail. Overall, very happy with it and if I needed another one, I would buy one just like this for the price.

Pole bent prior to set up. Wasn’t “too” bad so used it anyway. Just kinda sits a little off now but it still kinda-ish works. I have a tarp lying on the floor as a base and everything inside of my “shed-tent” has stayed nice and dry and doesn’t look in moisture/odors. The stakes it comes with doesn’t help secure it in my ground so I’ll have to explore other stake options. IMO, it kinda reminds me of a fancy like tent. I wouldn’t put my bets on this lasting forever but it’s definitely great for short term. It’s held up great in the Florida heat for the last 8 months.

Shed is super easy to put together. Instructions are clear. Overall it’s pretty study for what it is. I bolted this down onto cinderblocks to prevent wind from yanking it up. Using it for a golf cart. Fits inside nicely.

Shelter is great. Assembly wasn't too bad, I did it by myself (a second person would have made it a lot easier!). Four stars instead of five because one of the plastic zipper teeth already went AWOL-- I anticipate more of them will go missing as time goes on, until zipper no longer works

Easy set up, rugged and worth every penny. The goor is a pain by yourself but we are building a rigid front for it with a real door. I’ll probably get another one soon!

Bought this to temporarily keep items from garage in until we build a permanent shed. It was pretty easy to set up but had to buy longer ties for fastening the tarp like cover to the frame. I can not comment on the durability of the canvas as we here in Cleveland, Ohio have yet to receive snow this year. Keeping my fingers crossed that wicked snow will be no match for this shelter. We used duct tape to tape up the back of the shelter and placed pallets on the floor to keep items off the ground.

Just what I needed