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MOVA MMGM10

The maker’s own shelter with the full parts list published — roof, two frames, eight pegs, ten clips and an Allen key.

MOVA robot mower garage with support frames and ground pegs

MOVA MMGM10

The maker’s own shelter with the full parts list published — roof, two frames, eight pegs, ten clips and an Allen key.

Material
Not published
Dimensions
Not published
Fits
Seven named machines from the same maker
Mounting
8 ground pegs and 10 quick-release clips supplied, with an Allen key
Ventilation
Not published — the listing warns against signal interference
Amazon reference
B0DW9FL2RC (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6977973410188
  • The complete carton contents are listed item by item, with quantities
  • Seven named machines from the manufacturer of both
  • No dimensions and no material published

Best for: One of the seven named machines, where the parts in the box should be known before it arrives

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Specifications

Material
Not published
Dimensions
Not published
Fits
Seven named machines from the same maker
Mounting
8 ground pegs and 10 quick-release clips supplied, with an Allen key
Ventilation
Not published — the listing warns against signal interference
Amazon reference
B0DW9FL2RC (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6977973410188

What the maker prints on its own page

Weather and UV protection, waterproof, easy assembly, compatible with seven named machines from the same maker — which is also the first feature line, repeated verbatim from the title.

Protect the mower from rain and sunlight to extend its life considerably.

Make sure that no signal interference or connection problems occur.

Simple installation for more convenience.

Contents: roof × 1, support frame × 2, ground peg × 8, quick-release clip × 10, Allen key × 1, quick guide × 1, sticker × 1.

The parts list

Item by item, with quantities. Nothing else on this shelf does it.

That sounds trivial until a flat-pack structure arrives on a Saturday with one clip short. Counting the contents on the floor before starting is possible only if somebody published what they should be.

It also tells you what kind of object this is: a roof on two frames, pegged down, assembled with one Allen key. Not a shed.

The warning about signal

“Make sure that no signal interference or connection problems occur.”

One line, and it is the only place on this shelf where anyone mentions it.

A robot’s dock is often also its antenna — for a wireless link to a phone, and on satellite-guided machines for a reference signal. Putting a metal roof over it is not automatically harmless.

What the listing does not do is say how much clearance is needed or which machines are affected, so the warning raises the question without answering it. This page reports both halves.

Named machines

Seven, all from the manufacturer that makes the shelter.

Like the two other maker’s-own garages here, that removes the fit question entirely for those machines and leaves the listing useless to anybody else — particularly as no dimensions are published at all.

What is absent

Material and dimensions. On the most expensive garage on this shelf, a buyer is told what is in the box and not what it is made of or how big it is.

Availability

From 120 € to 149 €, that being the spread across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores on the day of the survey.

Listed and unsold: the British Amazon catalogue holds the reference with nobody behind it.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all; the buy button there runs a search rather than opening an empty page.

Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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