Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Shed Outdoor Storage Shelter, 3.05x3.05x2.6m Heavy Duty All-Season Instant Storage Tent Tarp Sheds with Roll-up Zipper Door and Ventilated Windows For Motorcycle, Bike, Garden Tools

A mama cat showed up in our backyard with four very tiny kittens a few months ago and we've been taking care of them ever since. Purchased a deluxe wooden cat house for them but soon realized that it was not the answer. Not only did the cats refuse to enter the cat house -- but the big issue was keeping their area dry and feeding them in inclement weather. We ultimately came up with the idea of using this as their main home and it has worked out beautifully. We installed a bluestone patio base, placed an outdoor garden bench inside with blankets, heat lamp, a few straw bales, and placed their wooden house inside (in case they ever decide to use it). The thing that really impressed me was the structure's ability to retain heat. The mama and four kittens are warm, dry, and safe. The structure is sturdy even in windy conditions. Needless to say -- we are extremely pleased with our purchase -- the price is incredible.

It seems reasonably sturdy and only time will tell how it holds up. Some better instructions, in english, would help on assembly. I missed one part and had to go back and do that over. The cover could have been about 0.25 to 0.50 inches longer so that it was not such a strain to get the fasteners in place. Since assembly, it seems to be functioning well.

Good stuff first: The frame is very sturdy, I was able to assemble it by myself, but I am over 6ft tall and reasonably fit. so you may want to have help. The hardware is adequate, there were no missing nuts, bolts, ect. The vinyl material is holding up and has endured a couple storms with no issues. The instructions are mostly pictures, and are not hard to follow. Not so good stuff: A couple parts were damaged in shipping, but were usable. The tent sides and ends attach using little bungies with balls, and can be very difficult to put on. Nothing really holds the edges from gapping open in the wind, so I modified it a bit with zip ties. All in all, it is not bad for the cost, it provides storage for lawn equipment and a few other things. I question the durability of the vinyl over time with the effects of snow and wind, but if it fails, the frame is stout enough to recover with something else.. heavy tarp or similar material. Winter's coming, so we shall see how it fares.

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.

Attaching the end panels left something to be desired. But overall I am pleased with my sheds and plan to purchase more

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.

Setup was pretty easy if your handy, took maybe an hour. I mounted mine to some plywood sheets and designed and closure system for the door that also makes it faster to open/close. Fit two motorcycles in there with barely enough room to squeeze by.

It is definitly what we needed and holds up good in the wind and rain. I do wish it cane with better instructions. Next time we will build entire top first. We built from ground up and it took four people. Other than that we like it.

Bought before very good, good!

Steady lifting machine, low noise, good helper.