Customer Reviews for VEVOR 6.1 x 3 x 2.1 m Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, Portable Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Hoops, 3 Top Beams, Diagonal Poles, 2 Zippered Doors & 12 Roll-up Windows, White
20×10×7 ft White
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Not Built for the Real World — 3 Years of Fighting the Wind
20×10×7 ft White
I've had mine for three years, so this isn't a first-impression take — I've put this thing through its paces. The short version: it's flimsy, and unless you're willing to modify it, it's going to let you down.
Assembly requires a surprising amount of hardware, and that's just the beginning. The real problem is wind. If you live anywhere that sees 10–15+ mph gusts — and honestly, who doesn't — you absolutely must bury the side edges, or this greenhouse is gone. Not tipped over. Gone. I've buried mine every season and still had to redo it after strong winds pulled the edges back up. It's an annual ritual at this point.
The metal tubing is another weak point. The walls are thin enough that if you try to move or reposition the structure without supporting both ends, the tubes will kink under their own weight. It's not a matter of being rough with it — it just happens.
If you're in a calm, sheltered spot and treat it delicately, you might get by. But if you want something that can actually handle weather without babysitting, look elsewhere or budget time for serious modifications.
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Ms
20×10×7 ft White
All the pieces to put it together did not come in it. When winter came, it collapsed like nothing then I had to find a way to get rid of all the materials it left behind. Would not recommend
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Owner
20×10×7 ft White
Walk in tunnel was up two weeks. Cover was on five days, added extra weight and tie downs after watching reviews. Tunnel is completely destroyed by wind. Frame bent at connections, cover tore at seems. Disappointed, but you get what you pay for.
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Dont buy!
20×10×7 ft White
After 2 days of installation like prescribed in the manual, the whole thing collapsed. The tubes are very poor quality, almost all tubes where pleated. Dont buy this shit! And to be honest, cliënt service by vevor could be better!
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Vector greenhouse
20×10×7 ft White
This thing came with no instructions, wrong parts and not enough bolts. Customer service sux also. Cannot get hold of anyone
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Don't buy it!
20×10×7 ft White
Very bad quality. Don't buy it. The price is too good to be true! The Galvanized steel is so thin and weak it was easily bend with minimal use. The greenhouse stood for less then a week before it completely collapsed.
Worst product I have ever purchased from this company.
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Price
20×10×7 ft White
Did not appreciate price not adjusted after Black Friday
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Disappointed
20×10×7 ft White
Cover has holes after being set up and used for 1 year! Last Christmas was the first Winter! Very frustrating! I set this up leaflet last summer and as of a few weeks ago noticed the holes and ripping of the seams! Of course no replacement covers offered!!!
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VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 20 x 10 x 7 ft
20×10×7 ft White
Tube are to small. On the first windy day the greenhouse collapse and the sew broke at the point of attachement. Don't buy that it will be a waste of money. It finish to the garbage.
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Flower farmer
20×10×7 ft White
Do not buy. We reinforced this to withstand the winds and tied cord on the inside to help water drainage and pooling on the roof. Every recommended trick on YouTube we followed. The metal frame is so thin, it collapsed in a wind storm, bending and breaking the poles. Royal waste of money and time
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