ADVANCE OUTDOOR 12x20 ft Heavy Duty Carport Potable Car Canopy Garage Party Tent Boat Shelter, Adjustable Height from 9.5 ft to 11 ft, Gray

I really like it. It's easy to assemble. Poles click together. I had it up in little over an hour all by myself and totally completed in about 2.5 hours ( not including the sides, front and back ) After perusing the Advance Outdoor store, l saw the sweet sides , front and back and decided wth, let's do that! I secured the insides with ratcheting straps, which are a must, no more swaying in the wind gusts. It's surprisingly solid. I used 16 bolts to secure to the concrete pad. I think the only thing that might destroy it now would be a tornado level storm. The ratcheting straps are a game changer. The silver gray sides and green roof are totally sick . I love the two-tone 👍

Much stronger than they appeared at first. We use a pair on a daily basis for our cars. Snow needs to be removed shortly after it falls. We have ours anchored to a fence and shed so they survived a couple weeks of strong winds including gusts to 75 mph. Held in place with screw in type anchors.

I've had 2 10x10' pop-up canopys that did not survive the wind and rain. Paid around $80-90 for them. Purchased this 10x15' A-frame canopy. Overall, A great purchase!!. 1st - the frame poles are heavy duty compared to the pop-ups, 2nd the fabric is much heavier than the pop-up canvas. I put this on my deck and screw the base to the deck, plus drilled holes in the pole and braced the frame to the deck rails. An A-frame is always going to be strong than a pop-up. Also it went together (with 2, actually 4) with very little effort. One pole had a dent that we were able to deal with. I've attached some pictures to explain a couple of things the instructions don't make clear (pictures are poor). Notice where the bungees belong - inside the canopy. Second the corners are suppose to have double bungees. Have fun getting them on. Also, notice how to attach the clip on the outside of the pole. Hope this helps. The only reason I give this product a 4 vs 5+ is that you can't purchase a replacement canopy top according to the web site. Lastly, something to think about - I intend to remove the canvas during the winter and leave the frame up. This will require a lot more work putting the canvas back up come spring. I live in upstate NY so I need to think about snow load. Hope this helps!

I had this carport less than a month and a tree fell on one corner, they sent me the parts I need free with only a small shipping fee. Thanks Gary

I recently set up this 10×20 heavy-duty canopy and couldn’t be happier with how it performs. Here’s why it stands out: ✅ What I Love: Robust Construction: The steel frame feels solid and stable, even in breezy conditions. The adjustable legs (from 9.5 to 11 ft) are a fantastic feature for leveling on uneven ground. Plenty of Coverage: Offers full protection for two vehicles parked side-by-side, or works great as a party tent, boat shelter, or extra shade at events. No-Nonsense Setup: With two people, it went up quickly. The canopy fabric is thick, UV-resistant, and comes with anchor ropes and stakes for added security. Clean Look: The beige top blends nicely with most surroundings—looks more polished than typical garage canopies. ⚠️ A Few Tips: Reinforce it with anchors or sandbags if you're expecting strong winds. Canopy fabric may wear over time—easy to replace, though, and they sell matching tops separately. 🏁 Final Thoughts: This canopy delivers on strength, coverage, and versatility. Whether it’s parking protection, outdoor events, or boat storage, it’s a reliable and attractive solution. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a durable, adjustable shelter!

junk, did not hold up to snow storm. canopy survived as I went out 3-4 times a day to brush snow off until one night, awoke to find every pole was bent and cross bar folded I had to cut up canopy to remove it as poles were wrapped around my van that was parked under it there was no way of disconnecting poles as clip pens were covered by folds this thing is for fair weather at best I find it to be a POS

We ordered the carport cover to park our truck in to protect it from long needle pine tree sap. Very stable, and very easy to up together. It was even really easy to move, with 4 guys picked it up and walked it down the road to a different camp site. We enjoyed the fact that it was so easy to put together the way it snap together, length was perfect, and great sun protection also, the cover seemed to be very well designed for years to come. It only took my husband and myself about 2-3 hours to complete it.

Bought one in April 2024 and another in July 2024 after seeing how well the first one worked. Both arrived with all the parts in good condition and were pretty easy to assemble with no help. As others have noted, the stakes and ropes included not adequate at all, the ropes are now just shreds on both units. Using them as carports primarily to keep the tree debris off. Yesterday, one of the canopies looked like it had been attacked by a tiger. Someone in Jamaica reviewing this with a 1 star rating provided pictures that look just like mine looks like. So the fabric turns to essentially paper, and tears easily. I expect the second one to die shortly and meanwhile trying to find a replacement. I give high marks for ease of assembly and looks, but low marks for durability and not living up to the description.