Customer Reviews for VEVOR Walk-in Tunnel Greenhouse, 3.6 x 2 x 2 m/ 12 x 7 x 7 ft Portable Plant Hot House w/ Galvanized Steel Hoops, 1 Top Beams, 2 Diagonal Poles, 2 Zippered Doors & 6 Roll-up Windows, Green

This is a complaint against Vevor. I ordered this because it says get it by Friday 23rd of January. I wanted to beat the freeze that was coming two days later. It never came until 28th of January. I have no use for this as the tropical plants i wanted to protect all died despite me covering them with blankets. Thanks for nothing.

Pretty bad build , material didn't last long ,fell aparafter a 15 miles an hr wind .pins n rope did really help at all had to get it from my neighbors backyard afterwards definitely won't recommend it

I am a hard person to please on some issues and this greenhouse does not measure up. Very light weight and not very sturdy. It may work for some, but will not stand up to moderate wind. Now i know!

Wind storm tore it apart at the seams - front wall separated from the tunnel sides. Seemed like a good deal for the first six months, but if it's not going to stand up to the weather, even the $150 price is a bad deal.

Bars are to thin. It will not hold up in a storm. Piece of junk

Plástico del invernadero roto.

It collapsed under the first snow, 3 inches overnight was too much for the frame, and the wind did the rest. Good value overall, but not made for snowy regions.

The instructions that come with this are incomplete. They include a picture of a half built green house with the steps assemble as shown. Then a complete green house with instructions assemble as shown. I need step by step instructions. I emailed support and they keep apologizing for the delay of answering my questions, I don’t need them now, I finally figured it out. But it would have been nice had the instructions been complete and clear to follow.

This greenhouse was great until some heavy winds. Aluminum bent and the greenhouse rolled despite being staked down.

Quick delivery and easily assembled. You have to bury the frame and the cover, which is a pain. On the first night below freezing all the plants inside the greenhouse died. All the Velcro windows were closed and lined up the best I could. The doors were zipped and blocked off. No reason it should’ve failed.