Garage l 10 pi x P 20 pi

Flew away after one windy day! It was nice when it was set up, but the pegs were definitely not long enough to hold it down. Had to trash it after only a couple weeks.

This size was ideal for our purpose and easy to assemble on my own.

This is my third Max AP Canopy and I would buy another. Assembly is simple.

We have had several of these for many years and they have stood the test of time. Canvases stay in good shape for the most part and the frame is strong and can withstand almost everything as long as you take it down before the heavy snow comes.

The canopy is fantastic . I wish I could order a second zipper door for the other end. .

Few steps in the booklet could have been more clear. Several pipes were bent and it took straigtening them to make them round in order to put another pipe in. The A-frame tarp is wavie(not tight enough); therefore not sure how it's going to hold up rain or snow.

This really worked well for us. The product has changed over the years (the shorter length pipes were a new one on us) but we have 8 of these now, and all but one of the originals are still going strong (and that one had a vehicle drive into it ... not a design fault at all).

Not what I expected. The picture makes the extension look so nice and taught, I thought there was some type of frame involved. There is not. It is a side panel with some thin legs and lines. It was very droopy. It sagged between the poles. To be fair the final step in the instructions was so vague, I have no idea what it was telling me to do. I asked several people if they could figure it out and they too found it too confusing. I searched for a video but couldn't find one. Perhaps that's the step that prevents the sagging, but as I can not figure it out, I will never know.

It’s a great little shelter, but for my needs it either needs to be a little shorter or maybe make a half end for the front and back. The reason I say that is because where I have it set up. I placed it between my house and shop, so I could park my mobility scooter under it. Unfortunately the wind and rain blow from either the front or back. So that being said, a half end that goes from the peak of the top down to the top of the four legs. Other then that I think it was pretty easy to put up, and it’s pretty sturdy if it’s done right. I think the hardest thing was figuring out exactly which way the tri connectors go. One last item is don’t try to put it up by yourself, it takes at least two people to do it!

I already had one and RV next to me saw how well it stood up to weather and had me order one for her. I would love to have this in a 12 x 12.