10 x 20 Feet Portable Heavy-Duty Carport with Removable Sidewalls

Using it for a paint/animal booth. So far been pretty sturdy and not to hard to put up. We can move it around with a few people too which is nice.

The packaging is strong, heavy and in perfect condition. It's been raining in Los Angeles these days. The high-density sunshade cloth has strong waterproof and anti-seepage ability. It can hold parties and store sundries inside. I like this shed very much.

My garage was full of lawn mowers and tools, so I looked at Costway for a carport that suits me. I like this white coated pipe, which is strong, beautiful and rust-proof, and the color of the cover is my favorite. We have been using for a while. After the wind and rain still currently in good use. I am very happy to share my installation process here. 1) I leveled the ground and then started installing shelves. I added washers myself. (figure 1) although the seller does not include washers, trust me with my many years of installation experience, washers will be much stronger. Costway or local stores have sold these washers for about $3. I didn't tighten the screw at the beginning of the installation. I thought it would needs adjustments. 2) After installing the frame, I felt that this heigh is high enough. I dug 8 holes about 4'' deep in the ground. I placed the eight legs in the holes. This way, though the height is reduced, the strength is stronger, and there is an additional protection from the wind (figure 2). 3) I put the eight legs of the carport into the hole to ensure that the height of the carport is consistent (a leveler can help with this). Then I buried each post in the hole. Afterwards I tighten the screws. 4) Installing carport cover, because the poles height reduced by 4'' , the height of the carport cover is 4" over. I used bricks at the bottom of the cover. (figure 3) This is also an effective way for the help when the wind is strong. I did not use the manufacturer's rope. To tell you the truth, I don't think that rope may play a key role. I used the rope to intercept both sides of the shed with a rope (figure 4). It's very strong. I think this is a great way. Although I had some extra installation steps, but it is really sturdy so I think it is worth it. The important thing is that the structure is very solid. I put my golf cart, lawn mower and some other items in the carport, which really saved me a lot of space. The carport with windows looks great, and the design of doors on both sides are convenient. The seller included an extra screw and nut. I suggest the seller includes washers. This will make the shed stronger. I like this shed.

The big tent I bought this time is really good. It is easy to install and can cover everything. The tent has a lot of space inside, and it is easy to park the SUV. There are windows on both sides, which can be opened front and rear! I like it very much!

Installation is simple. The day after it was assembled, we were hit by an unexpected storm with winds up to 50 miles per hour. I secured the corners with anchor sleeves, and to my great delight the thing wobbled slightly, but was not damaged. It is waterproof and spacious enough.