Metal Carport 10 x 15 FT with Heavy Duty Metal Frame & Galvanized Steel Roof, Metal Car Garage, Sturdy Canopy Shelter for Car, Truck, Pickup, SUV, Tractor, and Boat

There are several features to this tarp that I especially like.1. Although it is white, and will show dirt more easily, it will also reflect direct sunlight and thus, not heat up very much, which will hopefully prolong its lifetime.2. The grommets are placed about every 18 inches, as opposed to our previous tarp that had them every 24 inches. For us, the more grommets, the more secure, especially during wind storms.3. Unlike the tarp we used before, there do not appear to be any thin spots where the light penetrates more easily. This suggests that it is a higher quality tarp.4. Like with most tarps, the edges of the plastic sheeting is folded and sewn with a cord sewn running through the seam. On our existing tarp, there is an edge seam, but the rest of the folded plastic is loose like a flap that runs the entire edge of the tarp. With this canopy/tarp, the edge has been glued/sealed into the rest of the tarp, so there are no loose flaps.5. The tarp comes with TONS of little bungee ball thingies to tie it down.Some tarps have reinforced corners, but with grommets every 18 inches, there is really no need for reinforced corners because the corner grommets will not be getting much more stress than any other grommet.Of course, the real test of this and any canopy is how well it will hold up over time. My guess is that canopies made of fabric are made to be more durable. It all comes down with how the tarp responds to the temperature extremes, including moisture that will be freezing onto its surface. I'll just have to wait and see how it goes. If I notice anything of interest, I'll update this review.A BRIEF WARNING TO BUYERS: Normally when boxes arrive, I use a boxcutter to cut the tape seal on the outer cardboard flaps, and the inner cardboard flaps protect the products on the inside. Upon pulling back the outer flaps on the box holding this canopy, I was surprised to find there were no inner flaps protecting the canopy from my boxcutter blade. Fortunately, I was very lucky and did not shred the canopy before I even had it out of the box. But don't count on luck, be careful when opening.

I use this a little differently than most - this functions as a large, outdoor screen for movie nights at the community pool!I can tell you the material is well-made, has plenty of grommets, and is true to size. I cannot tell you how it holds up to the elements on a daily basis when used for its described purpose as a canopy cover.This has been folded and unfolded several times on cement, drug across pavers, and pulled tight between large pillars. It still looks great!

We just had our house painted. To make way for the painters, we had to take apart and move four of the five canopies. We did not have to move the biggest one, which covers our RV and measured 30 feet by 15 feet. Two of them were 10 feet wide. Then I saw this item with its title starting with “10 x 20 Ft Carport Replacement Top Canopy Cover White for Car Garage Top Tarp,” so I ordered it. The way it is written might mean something else to the vendor, but for the consumers, it means the tarp or the canopy measures 10 feet by 20 feet. By the way, in the U.S., a 10 feet x 20 feet tarp usually measures only 9.5 feet x 19.5 feet to make room for the ball bungee cords.Today, I had time to reassemble them. It took me more than an hour and a half to find all the necessary parts in my cluttered yard and to assemble one of the frames. Excited to get a brand new tarp, I attached it to the frame, only to find out that the tarp was too wide. With the tarp still dangling on the frame, I measured its width several times, and it measured about 129 inches, which is 10 feet and 9 inches. I remembered clearly its dimension as 10 feet x 20 feet, so I checked the label on the box again, and it reads “NUGRIART 10 x 20 Ft Carport…ly Cover, Frame Not Include).” How do you explain a 10-foot-wide tarp measuring 129 inches? Some people might explain away that it is the carport that measures 10 feet by 20 feet and not the cover. When the tarp is sold by itself and instead of providing the size of the tarp, they choose to provide the side of the carport? Explaining as such would be ridiculous. By the way, these balls of the bungee cords are too small and difficult to use. They have by far the smallest balls I have ever used.This tarp wasted more than two hours of my time. I can still use it, but I have to buy many connectors to extend the width of the frame. For doing a poor job specifying the dimensions of the tarp and for the below-average ball bungee cords, this tarp gets a generous 3-star rating from me.

This cover is fairly made.....For the most part, it does fit well and cover the area it claims. It is thinner than I expected though so I don't feel it will last as long as the original. The seams are nice and straight which matters alot trying to stretch it onto the frame. The thread seems tough enough to hold up..and did fine with me tugging and stretching it to get it installed. It has held up to a fairly high wind so far and been waterproof in a couple of downpours. It's summer here so not the heavy rains we get other times of year......but had 2 inches one day and it help up fine for that. Id say as far as replacements go this is as good as any I've tried......Definitely not disappointed just would feel better if it was a little thicker.

Thick, sturdy and very heavy weight material. Easy assembly to existing carport frame. No leaks and fits great.

I had an old frame on my yard which the top broke and flew a long time ago in a storm. I decided to just try a cloth tarp instead of another metal piece to store my new zero turn mower. It worked good and the material is solid and opaque enough to protect it from the sun and elements.

It didn't hold up, it's already torn in several places, and we haven't even had harsh weather yet.