10x20ft Portable Car Tent Garage with UV Resistant Canopy, Easy to Assemble Portable Garage, Stable Carport for Car, Bike, Camp, Outdoor Storage (Beige)

The product for the price was fantastic. The key is securing the post to asphalt. I drilled 1/4 holes and used coarse tread 5/16 screws and only needed one for each of 8 poles. All the hardware was there, and the tent material was strong and not any imperfections. The 10 X 20 area was plenty of room for anything.... So glad I bought it.

I purchased on November 23,2024- lasted only 6 months...rip from the seam's on top!!!

it is in need of one or two more braces to be a reliable and weather resistant (wind and snow) canopy. two people to assemble rather easily looks good although supposed to be gray and looks to me to be dark green which was fine with me but be aware not exactly gray if that is what you were looking for and

I just bought this last year and I got a 3-year warranty but yet and don't show that in my history and it collapsed on me last time it snowed

Easily setup on my 12 ft. X 40 ft. concrete slab. I was able to erect alongside my shop in one afternoon all by myself with no help. Short ladder was utilized for securing fabric.

This thing is not heavy duty at all it about average swap meet quality materials....this is what happened when the first storm came in California central valley....it can't take the wind and the rods can't take the pressure...I do not recommend this item for storage or carport cover without some major upgrades.....they lied on ad and just selling that cheap and affordable quality for swaps or yard sales....

Went up easily. The tarp/cover seems pretty thin and not too sturdy. Seems like it would rip easily. And it does. Only problems with install, I was missing a part (ball strap) and two of the velcro straps were already ripped at the seems. (Pic)Now, how sturdy is it in, let's say, in the wind. We had 40+mph gust the other day and within 10min of me leaving work and getting home, it was tossed onto its side. It was staked down, but that didn't matter.It does come screws for wood and concrete anchors, which would probably help. Tent stakes didn't stand a chance.Most of the velcro straps ripped off the poles and some poles are bent. It will still work, but there is also a hole in the top that I'll have to patch.Overall, build quality is okay. A thicker tarp would be nice, but do get what you pay for. The worst are the velcro strap that attach the side panels to the poles. The will easily rip. But even after being tossed by the wind, I can still use it (I just put it up and 2 days later this happened)

Too bad the four inner posts do not have a strap runners from the roof to the pole base like the ones at the front and back. Suggest putting post weights on all eight, continuous garden bricks at all the sides on the bottom overlap tarp and reinforce the side post velcro straps at the side panels with duct tape on the inside. The extra items will help to withstand windy days. Reviewing the pictures closely will help with the assembly instructions.