Autoshelter Roundtop 10 X 15 Ft.

Assembled by myself in 4-5 hours, Laid all parts out first, assembled all the hoop parts, connected them together, pulled tarp over, using bricks to hold it down and when my tractor is in it I have tie downs from the hoops to the tractor. I'm guessing I won't have the tractor out when it is windy and blowing. Hardest part is anchoring it to the ground

We use our shelter as a garage and workshop so it is in use all year in Minnesota. We put an extra tarp over the fitted tarp which makes it last 2-3 times longer than the original cover. The replacement cover is easy to replace with two people (my husband and me) and I am not a big person. Just release the lower tubes and the end brackets to remove the old cover. Hint: we put 1” pvc pipe with caps glued on through the pockets on the end panels. It makes rolling the door up way easier! Also, if the zippered door of your old cover is in good shape, save it and put it on the rear end of your shelter to make it drive through, or to easily access both ends :). We also put foam insulation tape (like for wrapping pipes—about 1-1/2” wide and peel and stick on one side—over the corners where the wall meets the roof and all along the peak to lessen the friction there.