Carport, 12x20 FT Heavy Duty Carport, Portable Garage with Roll-Up Windows & Side-Opening Door, Car Canopy Reinforced Four-Hole Base for Car, Truck, Boat, Motorcycle

Easy to assemble. Looks great and has held up to two snowstorms and high winds. We bought it to protect a convertible and it is doing the job well. I love the window flaps that you can roll up but still have a screen. I would buy again if I needed too.

Was good while it lasted.. After about 3 months, the guy lines that came with the carport started to deteriorate.. and broke on a slightly breezy day (bout 10 mph) So i replaced them with 550 paracord... Today it got hit by its first good thunderstorm... 25 to 30 mph winds.... well it didn't like that at all... it tore the eyelets off the canopy, allowing the wind to wreack havoc on the carport, 6 put of 8 legs bent, all of the ground stakes pulled out, and 3 out of 4 eyelets were tore off the top.. as the carport came down and started to flip.. I probably should have mounted all the legs in a 5 gallon bucket of concrete, and maybe it would have held up... I'm trying to decide to buy new legs, make new legs out of stronger pipe, these are maybe 18 Guage... or but a new one... with summer fadt approaching and with Florida's rainy season along with it... I can't help to wonder if it will hold up to any real wind For some reason it won't let me take the photos in my gallery I took after it fell, so these are some I just took after cleaning everything up Update, changed to a 1 star review, because the seller sent me all message, offering to make things right, I responded promptly, and sent some photos to him... That was 2 or 3 weeks ago now, and I haven't gotten another message from the seller at all... Why offer to make things right, then stop responding... if there is no intention to fix the issues, it would have been better to say nothing at all

Super easy to put together and self explanatory. The material for the car port is great quality! We love that the tie down pegs are heavy duty. We can get some pretty substantial wind gusts in our area and it’s nice to have.

Great tent for the money, easy to install, and comes with all you need.

True to size , perfect color , used for a birthday disco party so the black was great , side door and windows perfect but now my husband's uses it for the yard supplies and tractor great value for the cost ,the weight is good , it's sturdy once secured

Arrived early, but the instructions are vague (not terrible) about where to place each strap. It states it can handle up to 55mph winds, well today we hit 20mph gusts with 14mph average and it pulled every stake out of the dirt and slid about 4 inches to one side, nearly hitting my car. I live in town and am surrounded by neighbors but it still wasnt enough. The stakes supplied are not nearly long or thick enough to hold this down with any hope. I will be buying concrete blocks to better secure it. 5/10, would not recommend for most.

Wow what a bargain. Seems well built im glad I got the 12ft by 20ft I really like the windows. Only complaint is 3 of the poles got dents is shipping but I was still able to use them. And the stacks that came with it seemed cheap. I bought really nice ones at the tractor supply store. Im extremely happy with the quality and love the fact it came with extra bungee straps in case one breaks.

Newest update 3/15/2025: New photo attached. 35MPH winds, the tabs ripped off and the entire thing collapsed. It's garbage, cheap, junk. Do not buy. You can see what the product really looks like. Their photos are deceiving as the corners have large gaps. It's pretty loose and flaps around with the wind. The tarp material has lots of scuffs and holes where you can clearly see daylight. Some of the seams have defects. You don't really notice the issues until it's assembled and you're inside looking up/out. It would be a pain to dissemble and return at that point. Don't even bother using the anchors they provide, they're like cheap tent pegs. They don't go down far enough to secure anything. The photos are misleading. I ordered some heavy duty anchors that will be screwed in with a drill. I'm going to keep this for a while and see how it goes. Need to see how it holds up to rain, and how many leaks I'll need to address. Just understand you aren't paying for a top of the line carport. Update: After only 5 days, the eyes are starting to rip out. See attached photo.