Abri de voiture/garage robuste en métal de 3 m x 4,2 m avec parois latérales amovibles et porte enroulable

Great Quality and Perfect for Our Needs! We purchased this carport with a slightly different idea in mind. Our driveway is surrounded by beautiful trees, but we constantly deal with falling leaves, twigs, and branches covering our vehicles. Our goal was to create a covered space large enough to protect two cars, so we decided to get a little creative with the setup. With a few adjustments to the original design, we made it work perfectly for our needs! My husband assembled the entire structure by himself over two days. The instructions were clear, all the materials were included, and we were very impressed with the overall quality and sturdiness of the metal frame and roof. We especially appreciate the flexibility of the removable sidewalls, which allowed us to customize the carport to fit our space. We are extremely pleased with the final result! It looks great, provides the protection we were looking for, and has made a wonderful addition to our property. Very happy with our purchase and would definitely recommend it!

This carport canopy arrived quickly and seems to be in good condition. I have the perfect place in my back yard and plan on storing my patio furniture in it. Unfortunately, my husband has been so busy building our pole barn that we haven’t been able to put it up yet. I’m praying that we get it up before the first snow fall and will post more pictures at that time. Looks and feels sturdy and can’t wait to use it.

While assembling the frame, we quickly found the pictured instructions a bit vague. It needs to have some detailed written instructions with the basic pictures to take some guest work out of what the picture the pics. I needed to assemble, disassemble, then reassemble due to the lack of proper instructions. The frame does go together well and having the same screws, washers and nuts for all the pieces was a big plus. Attaching the roof roofing panels was a mystery roofing materials normally start at the bottom edge and overlap going to the peak, the water drains down. Installing from the top down, doesn’t make any sense. Also about 50 of the pre-drilled holes for the roofing panels did not lineup. The self tapping screws were necessary to screw the roofing panels to the frame, making new holes in the roofing materials. There was not enough roofing adhesive to complete the job. Some roofing panels had to go without. I would have liked to have seen zippers to hold the vinyl side panels versus Velcro and the vinyl side should go outside the frame not inside. You can get a solid connection around the roof brake sink, and some of the vinyl panels have already started to tear the concrete anchors. Do not fit in the pre-drilled holes to the cure structure. The anchors are too large or the holes are too small. A trip to the hardware store was needed to get the right sized anchors time. Will tell how weatherproof it is after a winter storm even though the instructions say 3 to 4 people needed to assemble this we were able to get it done with two people. It took two days, but we got the job done.