King CanopyHercules 18-Feet by 20-Feet, 2-Inch Hammertone Steel Frame w/Buttons, 8-Leg, Carport, White

I bought this tent on 4/11/23. I Set it up on 4/16. When I got done it was about 8 pm. This tent does not come with anchors but they don't tell you that. So I was going to go to home Depot the next day. I went to bed that night and during the night about 2am a storm came thru and it destroyed the tent. I came out and the tent ceiling lifted up and the bar came out and slammed my wife's car. She got 2 hardball size dents in her car and a cracked windshield I took pictures of it and came back in the house and then I heard this crash and came back out and saw the tent in my neighbor's yard. The tent is totally destroyed. I didn't even have it up one day and the wind feed destroyed it. And now they won't warranty it. When you look at their policy in one paragraph it says this tent protects your vehicle from the sun, rain and wind. But 2 paragraphs down it says they won't warranty it against the snow, rain and strong winds. I didn't even get one day out of and now they won't fix it. If a little storm did this much damage I'd hate to see it go through a real storm. Also it doesn't come with all the parts it shows you in there ads. The drawings and clamps didn't come with it but the show you it in the pictures. It's not worth it if they don't fix it.

First canopy lasted four years set up year round in snow, wind and rain. elevation 1700' sierra foothills. worked so well I sold it with the property and ordered new one. Only one box arrived. They could not complete order and left half order sitting on my deck for a month. Now they say, no can return. What an joke, Had to talk to amazon and they said throw that junk out. So, that's how Amazon rolls. Did get refund at least. But easy way out for them. Left me holding the bag...errrr....box. Not a happy camper right now.

Bought this to park a Cherokee grey wolf 23mk under. Solid canopy, sturdy frame.Trailer manufacturer says the height is 10'6, but sides of the trailer are at about 9'6. Height at the peak of the canopy is 11'6, but because of the slope of the canopy, the trailer didn't fit by 2 in.I bought some deck piers at home Depot to raise it up and problem solved. (See photo). Screwing the canopy legs/feet into the piers also added about 500lbs to keep it from blowing away. You can easily loosen the eye bolts from the feet/legs to move the canopy later.I could not find any other canopies on the market that were taller. Definitely not at this price. Would recommend!

Arrived with 2 damaged "legs" that I did not notice until I went to put it up a couple weeks after delivery. Merchant was LESS than helpful (so sad to bad you waited to long) the manufacturer was VERY helpful and replace the legs quickly. The cover retains water no matter how tight it's pulled and the grommets are showing signs of deforming from the water retention. Only time will tell how well it survives everyday usage.

I ought the canopy to park some cars under. I turned it sideways and remove one of the center two poles when I need to get a car in or out. The structure itself is somewhat wobbly, but I put a couple screws into each of the joining pieces. It’s a little bit of a squeeze to fit my three cars under, but I can get in and out of each of them easy enough. All in all, it does as intended and I am satisfied with my purchase.

So glad we made this purchase. Bought a new car, and until we can afford to put in a new garage, this will help keep it out of the sun. Fits in the area we bought it for. Was easy to install. Will see how it holds up! But happy with it so far.

This canopy is 18' wide at the opening. We fit two mid-size sport utilities underneath with as much space between as you would get at the local mall parking lot. I used 3/4" self drilling tech screws at every tube frame connection to prevent from coming apart in strong wind. This step added approximately 20 minutes to the overall assembly time of about 1 hour and 15 minutes. The instructions say that the canopy becomes a kite in the wind, they are correct! I recommend anchoring the canopy structure right away as a mild wind move the entire canopy 6' in a matter of seconds.I found the materials to be adequate for what it is and a fair price.Both shipping boxes were open at one end do to the stress of the weight and my neighbors gardener ran over the end of one with his van. No parts were missing and everything went together as designed.Good deal!

I bought this and it worked amazing up to 50 MPH winds. You will need to make sure it's tithed down tied with cinder blocks or weighted sand bags. If not you will have a kite. We lost our canopy last night in 60 +mph winds. The tarp and top poles were fine it was the side poles that bent. We used screws and they helped. We're going to put it back up but I;m going to fill the side pole in cement.