Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 29.5x9.8x6.6 ft Hoop House Greenhouse Tunnel, Peaked Roof Plant Hot House with Galvanized Steel Frame, Green PE Cover, Roll-up Zipper Door and 12 Windows for Outdoor

The plastic outer shell was made too small. It goes over the hoops but I cannot close the zipper. It only closes half way. The zipper is pretty flimsy and the near the bottom there's not enough material for the two sides to come together. As I purchased for winter, this problem makes the item almost useless. I will have to figure out a way to block cold from getting into the hot house. Very disappointing.

The plastic is very strong but the pipe assembly is a design flaw as the holes drilled in the pipe for the bolts creates a weak spot that bends in high winds causing the greenhouse to collapse where perpendicular pipe clamps would have been a better choice and most likely prevented collapses.

Frame is reasonable for the price, however the free holes in the canopy are a Vevor Special I didn't order!

Simple but decent growhouse for the price. However, one on the metal struts arrived broken, so I contacted Vevor customer service. No answer for one week, despite the promise of 24 or 48 hours customer service. I then used the customer chat and they promised to look into this matter asap. Still no answer. The cheap prices comes with a cost, I get it. But getting no help what so ever with broken products, will stop me from using Vevor again. And I am a returning customer, until now. Really bad - getting flooded with Vevor ads, but no ads in the world could compansate for lousy customer support.

Bought the first one found out it had a bent bars where it connects they denied me a new one or refund. So bought another one exact same one this time all the ends was smashed so now I been going going back and forth with vevor customer service which is no help and the seller yet again is no help. DONT BUY THIS

Purchased this because the wind destroyed my last one (it was cheap plastic) this one looked great. Described as sturdy ...had a windy day and the ceiling support buckled.

I have bought 2 of the greenhouses. They were fine all summer . But when winter came different story. They cannot handle snow all of them collapsed. Not strong enough for Canadian winter.

I purchased a green house from VEVOR which was missing 4 of the side poles and the connecting arch pieces were bent at the ends beyond repair. Basically even if I did have the missing side pieces they would have not been able to connect either way. I contacted VEVOR and one of their solutions was to keep it and they would refund back only 20 dollars which I would’ve understood if only the frame were that cheap. Another option was for them to send some accessories, I would’ve needed a whole new frame not a couple of screws and bolts. I tried to go thru PayPal but apparently I’d have to pay for return shipping which would possibly be more than the actual product it’s self . Long story short wouldn’t recommend to purchase green house from them unless you want to risk losing money for a product rendered useless for missing pieces. That being said I have ordered multiple items from them and never had a problem until now. I even had other items of more than $1000 dollar value in my cart. I’ll just take my business elsewhere.

Waited 3 weeks, never came, contacted Vevor and said well it must be lost, sent refund, very disappointed

Very thin gauge metal that dented nearly immediately by my toddler dropping a big stick (for a toddler) on the frame. While assembling, If you screw the pieces in tightly, the metal tubes just bend into oval shapes, so there is no sense that things are secure. Since it is so modular and you can't tighten the screws properly due to the weak metal, it is nearly impossible to get perfectly level on dirt ground. There are warnings on the product about not using it in basically any type of weather, and it really doesn't hold up to any of it. There are only 8 tie-down strings attached to the cover (two on each side on each end) and 2 of them ripped off with the slightest wind. The tie down strings for the cover are a complete joke. I doubt this thing is going to last an entire year in my pretty mild climate, and I'm definitely going to need to buy supplemental supplies to keep the cover on, keep the frame anchored, etc. so I can try to prolong it from just collapsing and turning into a giant pile of garbage.