14 pi. L 27 pi. D Garage

Couple basic issues: when driving the ground anchors in, the rod repeatedly got stuck and pulled the anchor back out; more importantly, the short legs used to tension the covers pulled out in the first heavy wind. They really should be attached with through bolts instead of the self tapping screws.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought mine two years ago 25x12x11 14.5 ounce material. Set it up by myself no issues but I do own a tractor that helped -alot! This yr I added storage by using 2 x 6 x 12 PT across the last three supports and put a deck on them. I also used PT decking around the outside of the posts and boxed in the whole building making it even sturdier and keeping rodents out. I used 2x6x12 also across the rear door to make it far less likely for a breakin the front is visible to me. I added two tire racks on the back wall for my winter-summer tires. I also added LED lighting inside and a security camera. Snow just rolls off.......not even a slight concern. Wind no problems at all especially with the rear being tied together and the boxed in bottom.

I bought this garage to store a classic car and some equipment. It needed to be strong enough to take a CT winter storm... no problem there. It's been up for 3 years and so far it's taken anything nature throws at it. Great product!