VOUNOT Robotic Lawnmower Garage (Brown, 104x80x50cm)

What are the exact dimensions of this robot mower garage?

The VOUNOT Robotic Lawnmower Garage measures 104cm wide, 80cm deep and 50cm tall. These are the external dimensions. The open-sided design means the usable interior space is generous enough to accommodate most mid-to-large robotic mowers currently on the market. Customers have confirmed it fits models including the Mammotion Luba2 and Stihl iMow without issue. If your mower is on the larger side, measure your unit's footprint and compare it against the 104 × 80cm base before purchasing.

Does it come with everything needed for installation?

Yes. The package includes the garage itself, four ground fixing stakes (each 22.3cm long) and a full mounting kit. One reviewer did note that the supplied bolts are M8 size while the frame holes are sized for M12, which causes some looseness. They recommend sourcing M12 bolts separately for a tighter fit. On hard surfaces like paving or concrete, using appropriate rawl plugs and screws rather than the ground stakes will give a more secure result.

Is this garage suitable for use on paving or concrete, not just grass?

Yes. The metal legs mean the garage sits stably on hard flat surfaces including paving slabs and concrete. The ground stakes are designed for soil and grass use. On hard surfaces you would either leave the stakes unused or drill and fix the legs directly to the surface with appropriate fixings. Multiple customers have used it successfully on different surface types without any stability issues in normal conditions.

How well does it hold up in bad weather?

The polycarbonate roof handles rain, hail, UV exposure, wind and snow. The curved roof profile ensures rainwater drains away rather than pooling. One customer reported it survived its first storm without issue. That said, the structure is relatively lightweight at 5.4kg, so in very exposed or high-wind locations, anchoring it properly with ground stakes or fixed screws is important. The open sides mean wind can pass through rather than catching the shelter like a sail.

Can the garage be cut down to a smaller size if needed?

Yes and this is one of the more practical features of its construction. Because the roof is twin-wall polycarbonate sheet and the aluminium trim pieces are soft enough to work with hand tools, one reviewer successfully trimmed 24cm off the width using a Stanley knife and hacksaw in around 10 minutes. This makes it adaptable if you need a tighter fit around a smaller mower or a more compact footprint in your garden.

How difficult is assembly?

Assembly is described by multiple customers as quick and straightforward. All fittings are included in the box. No specialist tools are required. The main caveat from one detailed review is that the supplied bolts (M8) are slightly undersized for the frame holes (M12), which means they can rattle slightly. Tightening them fully keeps everything together, but sourcing the correct M12 bolts makes for a cleaner build. Aside from that, most buyers report assembly taking well under an hour.

Will this garage protect my robot mower from UV damage?

Yes. The polycarbonate roof provides UV protection as part of its year-round weatherproofing. UV exposure over time degrades plastic components, fades paintwork and can affect rubber seals on robotic mowers. Keeping your mower under a UV-resistant cover when it is docked and not in use significantly extends the cosmetic and functional lifespan of the machine. The open sides mean direct low-angle sunlight could still reach the mower, but the roof blocks the majority of overhead UV radiation.

What colours is this garage available in?

The VOUNOT robotic lawnmower garage is available in two colour options: Brown and Grey. The brown version suits gardens with timber fencing, decking or natural planting schemes. The grey version tends to blend with concrete, stone or modern garden aesthetics. Both versions share the same dimensions, materials and construction. The modern rounded profile is designed to sit discreetly in a garden rather than stand out as a utilitarian structure.