Customer Reviews for VEVOR Garage Roller Door Opener, 800 N Lift Force 164 ft Remote Control, 110V Electric Roller Gate Opener, Auto Garage Roller Gate Opener Kit with 2 Remote, Apply for Garage Store

Installed one of these on a 9' x 8' roll up door in my workshop. Install was pretty straightforward, had to offset the bracket that the door was resting on over ~2" to make room for the opener to slot in. Did have to use a rotary tool to open up the slots on the side of the door barrel to accommodate the opener, no big deal. Once everything was secured in place getting the height for the opening & closing set was quick and easy. I do have brush guards on the door, as well as a layer of thin bubble insulation on the inside of the door, so it was wanting to bind up a bit when trying to close. The solution was to install an 8' length of super strut to the inside bottom of the door to add some weight to aid in getting the door to want to drop. After I did that no problems whatsoever. If you're having any issues there are plenty of videos on YouTube for how folks have gotten these to work, as every roll up door can/is a little different depending on manufacturer.

Received door opener very quickly, but I dropped it during installationand now it will not work at all, won't even light up.

My only issue was programming it and the closing operation. When it closes it will roll back up. So hit the opener button once the bay door is completely closed. I used wood and longer bolts to extend the bracket that holds up the door from the barrel of the bay door. Id include pics but the website wont let me.

Good product but I need t be able to purchase additional remotes and wall control

Really good quality for the price. Easily fitted, following the instruction to the letter. Would highly recommend.

Works well. Roller door needs to be in good condition and roll easily, motorising a sticky door won’t fix the door. Instructions on programming are easily confusing.

This is a great buy at $130 bucks. I had closed drum door so the stobs on opener didn’t fit my door but I knew that before ordering. I rented a hand crank material lift from Home Depot for 80 bucks just to be safe, I highly recommend this on bigger doors. Mine are 12x12. Tighten left side saddle down tight on door, remove left saddle and chain drive lift door and then I took the bracket off the wall to get it out of my way completely. Remove saddle and chain drive. I was able to use the sprocket bolt holes to mount a pice of 2x2 aluminum tubing to fit between the stobs I cut the tubing down to 1-3/4 x2”. The 2” fits right between the stobs. I also cut about an inch off the stobs to make everything fit back where I could put the brackets back in the same spot. I had this for 2 weeks procrastinating because I wasn’t sure what I was doing. I hope this helps someone else the people saying it’s doesn’t fit theirs we’re in the same boat as me with the closed drum, but it’s really easy to make it work and you will have the least expensive roll door opener around. Companies around me quoted 800-1200 to come do it and I did it for under $220. You can too. Rent the lift!

This model is designed to fit open roller door drums. For closed drum style some modification is required. You'll need to fab, or find a 'U' shaped metal bracket, cut to fit, and fasten to the closed drum plate. I used a 1 x 3/8" bolt and lock washer to fasten the bracket to an available threaded opening in the drum. Cut the two plastic legs down on the Vevor roller to fit the bracket. The bracket fits between the legs. You may need to cut a space for the cord to fit, depending on the wall mounted bracket. If your door has a smaller diameter main shaft, simply use a piece of pvc to fill the gap. The pics should give a pretty good idea of what needs to be done. (Don't try this if you're not real handy with modifying things to work...) After modification and installation the Vevor 800 N roller door closer worked perfectly! It is very quiet and smooth. Highly recommended!

The equipment works great and is easy to setup. Install can be tricky and isn’t an exact fit. You need to cut the hole in the drum of the door a little bigger so it can fit

Easy to fit, works well. The separate manual and auto cords is a good idea. Only two remotes is not enough. We got six with the gate motor, which is also a beauty. I'd like to know if one of those remotes could be programmed to work the roller door motor. Or, can we get extra roller door remotes for Vevor?