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

Commençons par, pour le prix, c'est imbattable. Une bache bleu de qualité coûte plus cher que ce kit 10x15 au complet. Je m'attends à ce que la toile dure 2 à 3 ans. Si plus tant mieux. Les tuyaux sont de bonnes dimmensions et facile à assembler. 2 portes style garage aux extrémités et la toile est étanche. Un équivalent ShelterLogic chez Canadian Tire est 1999$ lol Pour l'hiver je vais installer des forences car il y a trop d'espace entre le centre et les extrémités. Avec ma fille de 7 ans, nous avons mis un 2hre pour l'assemblage. Tout était inclus, aucun problème de pièces absentes ou mal préparé. Je suis honnêtement surpris pour le prix VS ce que j'ai, je suis satisfait.

Purchased 2 of the 10x10 Heavy Duty All-Season Instant Storage Tent Tarp Sheds. I call them my Shents. I am a woman 78 years old and assembled them myself over 2 days, spending about 8 hours total, early in the day during very hot weather. I am very impressed with how well-engineered these are. I did purchase accessories to insure they would not blow away (maybe because I am older and more insecure) -- 10 inch ground screw anchors, to which I added two ratchet straps for each "Shent." I also added 3M interlocking connectors to fold the middle tarp sections over the end tarp sections. This probably isn't necessary, but I live where there is a lot of wild-life. This won't keep them out, but they will invade more slowly. I stapled a length of scrap lumber about 3/4 x 1/2 inch along the bottom of each door so that I can easily roll them up alone. Rather than stacking bricks along the bottoms, which are long enough to influence rain runoff away from the interior, I stapled the flaps with landscape staples. The Shents are tall enough to be really roomy, but the most important thing is how well-engineered they are for what they cost. When I have my oak floors refinished, they can store my furnishings short term. Other times, they can store donations out of the weather before their pick-up dates. They can store just about anything, although where I live, the humidity will be a factor long term. If I were building an addition, I might store lumber and other materials in these rather than outside and simply tarped. Technically, these are in my front "yard" so I trimmed as few branches away as possible, in hopes of no complaints. You won't be disappointed in these.

It was good but did have a couple of holes in it . My husband put duct tape over rather than send it back because we needed it asap . Just held up in a major wind and rain storm . We built a wood platform and put it onto that thanks

Post for shed is good size but have to see if the tarp will stand the weather

Easy to set up with only one person. It was missing x1 rail clamp on one set so I had to improvise, not a huge deal but still annoying. It's not perfect, but it worked for what I needed it for.

After going through two portable garages I bought from Harbor Freight (that lasted about a year), I took a chance and purchased the Vevor unit. It's just a much better product, and the material for the top and sides was about three times thicker than the HB product. I recommend it.

Good quality very simple assembly

El material es de muy buena calidad y el armado es súper sencillo de realizar siguiendo las indicaciones del instructivo.

For the money cant go wrong. The fabric after 3 years is starting to get thin at spots. But its servicing its purpose. And yes bolt it down with better anchors is my only suggestion. Withstood a cat 1 tornado and 12+ inches of snow

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