ShelterLogic 12 x 20 x 11 Homestead Barn Canopy Carport

First I would like to say, even though I put up this shelter entirely by myself. I would most recommend that this is a two man project. I would also recommend to do a complete inventory when you first receive your shelter, not the day when you plan to put it up. Fortunately, I did practice what I preach, because I was shorted one part. But the manufacturer was quick to send me the missing part. The directions were easy to follow. I did the frame one day, then the cover the next day. I took my time, being this was the first shelter I ever installed. I am sure with two people, this could have easily been completed in about 4 hours. But, like I said, I had no help, and to make matters worse, it was very windy. But the shelter is sound and well built. I was very impressed, how already it has held up to the unusual high winds we have been receiving lately. I used duckbill anchors to secure the frame, because the ground was still frozen. This Spring, I will add the augers that came with the shelter for extra anchoring. Even though this shelter can handle 100 MPH winds, I would disassemble in the event a hurricane comes our way, just as a precautionary measure. But, I am very pleased with it. The 20dx12wx11H Barn Style Shelter is very roomy and warm. I would recommend this to anyone who needs extra height clearance. Also check with your local town for code allowances. My town required a zoning permit that cost only $30.00, but every town is different.

This is my third tent that I have on my property and very well constructed material as long as it's put together right these will last forever