Vounot Robotic Lawnmower Garage (Grey, 104cm x 80cm x 50cm)

What are the exact dimensions of this shelter and will it fit my robot mower?

The shelter measures 104cm wide x 80cm deep x 50cm tall. This is large enough to house most popular robotic mowers currently on the market. Verified buyers have confirmed it fits models including the Mammotion Luba2 and Stihl iMow. If your mower is particularly tall or wide, measure it first and compare against the 104 x 80 x 50cm internal space before purchasing.

Does it come with everything needed for installation?

Yes. The package includes the garage itself, four ground stakes (each 22.3cm long) and a mounting kit with fixings. However, one buyer noted that the supplied bolts are M8 size while the holes are sized for M12, meaning they sit loosely. If you want a tighter fit, picking up the correct M12 bolts from a hardware shop is worth considering. The ground stakes are designed for soil on hard surfaces like concrete or paving, you would need to use appropriate screws and plugs to anchor it properly.

How well does it hold up in strong wind?

The dual anchoring system metal feet plus four 22.3cm ground stakes is designed to keep the shelter stable in typical outdoor conditions. That said, the overall weight is only 5.4kg, so on very exposed sites or in severe storms, additional anchoring is advisable. One buyer confirmed it held up well through its first storm. On hard surfaces where stakes cannot be used, fixing to the ground with proper screws and plugs will give the best result.

What materials is it made from?

The roof panel is polycarbonate a tough, impact-resistant material used in applications like safety glazing and greenhouse panels. The frame is polypropylene (PP) and the upper arms are described by buyers as reinforced nylon, which is both lightweight and robust. The lower arms are steel and the roof edges are aluminium. The legs are metal. This combination keeps the weight down to 5.4kg while maintaining structural rigidity.

Is the roof strong enough to bear weight or snow load?

The polycarbonate roof panel is rigid and weather-resistant but it is not designed to bear significant weight. One buyer noted that while it is effective at keeping rain off, you should not place anything heavy on top of it. The curved profile helps shed snow by allowing it to slide off rather than accumulate, which reduces the load on the panel during winter months.

Can I cut the shelter down to a smaller size if needed?

Yes and this is one of the more practical aspects of the design. Because the roof is twin-wall polycarbonate sheet with aluminium edge trims, it can be cut down with a Stanley knife and a hacksaw. One buyer trimmed 24cm off the width in around 10 minutes to better fit their specific mower. The PP frame components can also be modified. This makes the shelter adaptable if you have a compact mower or a tight garden space.

Does the open design mean the mower is exposed to rain blowing in from the front?

The shelter is open-fronted by design so that the robotic mower can enter and exit autonomously without any manual intervention. This does mean that driving rain from the front can reach the mower to some degree. However, the primary protection is from above UV, direct rainfall, hail and snow which accounts for the majority of weather-related wear on robotic mowers. The open design also allows good air circulation, preventing condensation build-up inside the shelter.

Does it require any tools to assemble and how long does it take?

Assembly is described as straightforward by multiple buyers and all necessary fittings are included in the box. Most buyers report it goes together quickly without specialist tools. One buyer noted that the supplied bolt sizes do not perfectly match the hole sizes (M8 bolts in M12 holes), so having a spanner and potentially some replacement M12 bolts to hand would make assembly cleaner. The overall structure is lightweight at 5.4kg so handling it alone is manageable.