ADVANCE OUTDOOR10x20 ft Heavy Duty Adjustable Carport with 6 Roll-up Ventilated Windows & Removable Sidewalls Car Canopy Garage Boat Shelter Party Tent, Peak Height from 9.5ft to 11ft, Beige Yellow

I've only had this for a short while, but it is doing what it was intended to do which is keeping the sun off my truck. When I received this item one of the tubes had a sizable dent in it (from shipping and no fault of the company) and after contacting them Lamya from customer service took care of me and promptly got a new tube ship to me. It's refreshing for a company to take care of you and not give you a big run around.

This is an incredibly nice 10 / 20 heavy duty carport it has adjustable legs you can have it the size for a car an RV or a boat so there's 3 sizes in height and the fit of the canopy is nice and tight and neat it's perfectly fit and secure. I've owned this car port now 44 years and I've replaced the top Twice and the customer service team helps you get the parts you need quickly they're wonderful and Easy to work with and the fit of the original part is the only way to go it's affordable and this is the best canopy carport 10 / 20 on Amazon take it for me a satisfied customer

I used this to cover my 20-ft 1990 Winnebago Warrior, and I love knowing that old girl is covered and protected from the weather, falling tree-junk, and recurring mold that were aging it too fast, down here in the Ozarks!The kit seems to be pretty good quality, although the poles are just 1.5" in diameter, as described, so not exactly beefy. Hardware is pretty mediocre but did the job. Frame went up easily enough, with the help of my wife, and the canopy itself is good quality and didn't tear or cause any undue difficulty. There are two levels of pole "extension" that you can add to get the desired height, but I would not opt to use the tallest—just not enough rigidity. (We did get a kick out of the two small pairs of white "Mickey Mouse" gloves that were included with the kit. Hilarious!)I had difficulty finding the exact pole spacing when putting a plan together for a semi-permanent installation (more details below), so here is that information: Lengthwise, poles are 78-1/8-in on center. Widthwise, poles are 115-3/4-in on center.I opted to set each post on a standard, open-core concrete block, and I first installed all the blocks using string lines + levels, while adding tamped-down, gravel base mixture under each block, to get them level and square. Once blocks were in place, each got an 18-in long slab of pressure-treated 2x10 on top, and these "caps" were staked down twice through the block and into the ground. Stakes were constructed from 30-in long pieces of 1/2-in rebar, each with a big washer welded about a 1-in from top, which allowed the stake to clamp the wood cap tightly down on the block. (Not easy to drive big, long stakes by hand, especially into rocky ground, but a 6-8lb sledge will do the job... if you can swing it, boys.) Then, once the carport frame was assembled, each carport pole was checked with a level and then bolted down to its block using two 5/16-in galvanized lags, through the included pole-foot and into the wood cap. As a final step, I plan to go back and run #10 self-tappers through many/most of the frame joints, just to give some extra strength.

I had purchased one of these carport shelters a few years ago, but it was damaged in a wind storm. This has legs that can be extended by adding the included extension tubes. I am securing it better to the ground to prevent another damaging event. Overall, I have been very happy with this unit.I was able to assemble this by myself, even though the instructions stated that you would need two or more people to assemble. If you are reasonably, technically capable, you will be able to assemble this by yourself. You will need an A frame ladder.

Brother help install went up easy, looks great, had for 3 years, no issues. Hit one of the legs with riding lawn mower. Ivy at customer service was very helpful getting me a new one with fast delivery.

When the packages arrived, I was taken aback by the rough condition/appearance of both shipping boxes. It appeared as though the boxes were not new and had been opened and then re-taped back together on more than one occasion. The unit I received had several damaged pieces and some of the identifying stickers were worn and difficult to read which gave me the impression that some of the support leg pieces were not new.Additionally, the website description and the brochure that came with the unit described two totally different products. The website says the unit is used to protect outdoor vehicles/equipment however the brochure states that the unit "is for temporary use" and suggests taking the unit down during a storm which totally defeats the purpose of buying an as advertised carport/garage/shelter to protect a vehicle from outdoor elements. If these 2 points were listed on the website, I never would have purchased.Immediately, I started the Amazon return process. Per the instructions, I printed out the form, put it in the box and took it to a local, remote UPS shipping site. The two boxes were heavy and the freight cost to ship the unit back to E-Deck was rather expensive. When I contacted E-Deck to let them know I was shipping the unit back because the website and brochure descriptions were very different, they responded by stating that they could not include everything in their website description and that they only accepted return items if their unit was proven to be faulty. They then refused to reimburse me for the return shipping costs! So I do not have the unit and I have been stiffed on the return shipping costs. Oh well, at least I don't have to worry about taking down a garage that's protecting a vehicle each time there's a storm! Or maybe I could purchase a better quality unit from another company to put over E-Decks garage to protect theirs from a storm.I am a long term Amazon customer and I've been tremendously satisfied with everything and every company I've dealt with.....except for E-Deck!