ADVANCE OUTDOOR 10x20 ft Heavy Duty Carport with Removable Sidewalls & Doors, Adjustable Height from 9.5 ft to 11 ft, Car Canopy Garage Boat Shelter, Green

I keep a little convertible under it. It’s a sturdy product, easy to put together and a good price.

For the money I think this is a quality temporary structure. Mine arrived in two large cardboard boxes. One of the boxes with the tent material in it, (not the box with the metal poles in it), was very beaten up. I'm glad it made it thru shipping 'cause it was about to rupture when I received it. We've had ours up for a month and it has weathered two Gales and lots of rain. During the windstorm with up to 50 mile an hour winds, It made lots of noise flapping in the wind at night and took some damage but weathered the storm. I had all of the guy wires and stakes in place. I even tied it off to my house. Some of the velcro pole attachment points in the tent came unstitched, but I don't blame them at all in this super high wind. It did the job for me in a very tough environment. There's room for improvement in the instructions for assembly and the metal posts could be marked much better for ease of assembly- minor point. Metal poles could be marked at the ends with a-a, and b-b for example, for obvious assembly together. I would purchase this again for temporary storage or vehicle storage. I do recommend this item.

I purchased this March 2, 2022 and the tarp lasted just until June 20th, 2023. It has now ripped open and I need a new tarp. The frame is solid, but the tarp lasted just past the 1 year warrantee date. I purchased the outdoor insurance plan for this though; so I'll see how that goes. (Update: glad I purchased the warrantee. Can't find a replacement canopy so got reimbursed. Might try salvaging what I can using the frame and buy regular tarps to go over it.)It has stood up to wind and rain for over a year (some severe) but there were signs early on, such as when one of the tarps tiedown points broke and I had to re sew it during initial installation.I'd still suggest this product but with the knowledge that you might only get one year out of the tarp.Again, it did hold on throughout many storms with wind and rain with no damage, but either it was too tight a fit for the seams or time in general that did it in.

This product exceeded my expectations. It is heavy duty and very sturdy. You do not need any tools to put it together, everything snaps together. It probably took us about an hour to put it together with two people. FYI the directions are in the bag with the bungees…that’s what took us the longest. We separated all the parts by letter or number before we began and that made the process go even quicker. The most difficult part was getting the bungees on, if that puts it into perspective. You will need a ladder to do this for the peaks. This size is giant, I am using it for storage of our golf cart and jet ski and probably could have sized down. Very pleased! Also, wear the gloves that are provided!

We are using these (we bought two) for two of our cars since we only have a one car garage. We originally wanted a single 18'x 20' canopy carport but they were unavailable. As it turns out using two that are 10' x 20' is working better. The frame is easy to put together especially because of the way the pieces all snap and lock together. Do not buy any brand where the pieces just push together. We helped a friend with that kind and the frame kept falling apart even though there were 3 of us trying to keep it together. The first one took about 3 hours to put up. The second- about 90 minutes. We did buy 35lb cement blocks to put the feet into. Or you can buy buckets, put the legs in them and then add cement about half way up (a little bulkier, not as pretty but you could add dirt and use them as flower planters!). The first one went next to our garage and we tethered the middle leg to the side of the garage. The second one went next to it and we used bungee cords to tether that one to the first. We did that because when we had 40-50 mph winds come through a week later, a couple of the feet, even with the 35lb blocks, moved a good foot or so. That said, they have been very stable during high winds.And that's also why we think the two smaller canaopies are better. We think the wind might really pull at the bigger one. We have agrred, should a hurricane hit Connecticut, we will take them both down beforehand! The kit comes with tie down cord and spikes that screw into the ground. We haven't used them yet. Ours are in a somewhat sheltered area. If your's in out in the open you might want to consider adding tie downs. We were surprised at how quickly it all went together and the second one was easy peasy. We put the entire frame together and then put the canopy over. I'm not sure that's what the directions say. We just thought that would be easier. You do need a ladder to get the top over. The taller the ladder the better. We are very happy with our choice.