Customer Reviews for VEVOR Livestock Shelter, 12'x 12'x 5.9' Corral Shelter, Steel Metal Corral Panel Shelter, Waterproof Corral Panels for Horses and Other Livestock, Animal Shelter with PVC Cover and Galvanized Pipe

I bought 2 of these. I needed storage for my cars since a fire made using the garages unusable. They are narrow, making getting in/out of the car a bit tight, OK, I'm 6'3" 250 lbs it's tight for me, but not impossible. They were easy to assemble took about an hour and a half. the directions are easy to follow and all of the parts are clearly marked. The poles connect and lock in the place by a spring button, the cover is thick. It has a bottom pipe through a sleeve in the shell, really a great feature, it allows you to make the skin tight and the skin is rated for 4 seasons. The pipes are shinny and a large od however they are not thick walled. we'll see how they handle snow. The top is peaked which should help keeping the snow from piling up on the cover. The length is a good size not too long taking up needed space and accommodates my cars without sticking out the end. It came with a piece to close one end, and the other end has a large zippered door. So far I don't plan or using the closed end, but might use the door facing the trailers. Where I'm been living since the house fire. At this point I recommend the unit. How it holds up to snow may change that. The 2 cars I'm putting in them are a 1997 Jeep Wrangler, and a 2017 Subaru Crosstrex. They do come in larger sizes but my limited space and the good price made it perfect for me.

I am disabled but, I put this up by myself in a few hours. So far it is standing strong. Fitment of ends and main cover are the only areas I see that need attention. I am using felcro strips to seal them together and seems to be working good. My JD LA145 tractor with the 44" snow blower fits with room to spare.

Very pleased with this purchase and I recommended it to a friend and he is now interested in buying one!!

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.