10x20-Feet Heavy Duty Domain Carport

Super easy to set up. And VERY nice strong material. Deffenitally reccomend.

I settled on spending more to get something heavy duty. This is NOT it. The poles are flimsy and the bottom rails are really sad. Once it was all together and staked down it seemed more sturdy so I thought it might be okay, but the poles BENT during the first windy day. It was gusty but not a crazy storm or anything. I would not trust this to house anything valuable. I wish I could return it. The one I purchased at costco was cheaper and way sturdier. They just didn't have it in stock when I needed another. I should have waited. I wasted a lot of money on this sad excuse for a "heavy duty" tent.

Just received this canopy. When I tried to assemble it, I found none of the major frame parts are held together by anything but friction. As I tried to assemble it, it kept coming apart- extremely frustrating. Finally resorted to using a roll of duct tape to help keep the joints together as I finished assembling it. I’m worried if it will resist wind forces, or come apart on me again. I can’t comment on how the fabric will last, but it doesn’t seem to be any heavier than fabric on canopies that sell for 1/2 as much...

Cons: pkg weight 110 lbs even though double boxed 2 open cornersPro,all parts there.I'm early 70's fit male living remote Az RV so solo set up only way.Set up time ribb frames assembly 4 hours. Attach frames to each other 4 more. Attached roof in wind used to my advantage 2 hours. Button up including stakes and doors 2 hours. 12 total. It's a bit of gangly thing to do solo,my helper was a short ladder.Part quality greatInstructions average to vague.Mistakes I made:Early set up be sure carriage bolt smooth heads are facing out.2nd what appears to be 4 corner straps attached to mystery points in ROOF are really 2 continuous straps. One each end .So if pulling on one end be sure other end secured or you'll pull it out of roof.Anchors and ratchets really nice.Using mine for ATV garage

I built my shed about a month ago and it has met all my expectations. All parts existed with understandable directions. This shed almost requires two people to assemble. It took us a couple hours to get this completed. You could expect double that if a single person had to assemble.The shed has been in high winds, significant storms, and now in significant snow storms. The shed is holding very well.When the snow melts, there are some drips that go through the roof covering. So, it isn’t completely water tight, but very close. If I remove the snow, I’m sure it would be fine.

I purchased this unit because it advertised it as heavy duty and implied that it would stand up to winter. The first snow caused the unit to collapse on top of the car I was trying to protect. Sadly disappointed and now a body shop bill as well.

It’s big enough to cover the concrete floor in my backyard. The height can be adjusted. It shield the sun light well. Not sure about rain, but will update. It’s easy to use but will need two people to set up. The carry bag has wheels to make it easy to transport.

Sturdy and strong frame, easy to set up, plenty of space inside the tent. It's a great buy with free shipping to our door in two days.