GARVEE Carport 13'x20' Portable Garage, Heavy Duty Car Port Canopy and Reinforced Steel Poles, 4 Roll-up Doors & 4 Ventilated Windows, for Pickup, Boat, and Equipment, Silver Gray

This thing was a lot bigger then I was expecting which is nice, the poles are pretty decent and sturdy, my only complaint is the tarp material is pretty thin, but it held up to a huge thunderstorm the day after I put it up and it held so I’m happy

Overall we are happy with the carport which we are using at our permanent campsite. The only issue we are having is the Velcro strips which attach to the frame. We have already had two of them rip out of the tarping and have only had it up about a month.

I had a few issues on my part settting it up, called the company and they helped me clear up the details, and also provided me with replacement items after it was damaged. Superb customer service. Very happy with the carport itself, it was easy to setup, I did it by myself but would recommend 2 people. Very large inside and the zippers are very nice, not the cheap ones that get stuck all the time. Definitely worth the money for a portable garage.

The carport arrived undamaged and all parts were in the 2 boxes. It went together very easily with no issues. It has plenty of room for my Dodge Journey.I would suggest to the manufacturer that they incorporate poles on the bottom of the side walls for strength and to secure the bottom of the wall.Good value overall.

Went up easily. So far it's great.sturdy zipper are good so far. Will let you know how it holds up.

The cover looks like it will last in the 🌞 😀😀

The frame is well built, very solid, and easy to put up. The roof panel is also pretty high quality. The side panels are just ok. If you use it as a carport in a normal environment, they’ll be fine (with the possible exception of the zippers). I used this at burning man and it did alright but barely…and the zipper stitching in one of the side panels came apart. The zippers are flimsy…fine if you don’t use them often but not what that environment needs.

Nice tent.I use it for working under the shade.

This product came in two boxes, but the boxes were not marked as to which to open first. The instructions were deep into the second box I opened. I personally think they could have done a little more to make the install easier to do, but we figured it out in time. A person can set up the whole system by themselves if they have a way to properly prop up one side during assembly.The stakes are a joke. The ones to hold down frame are worthless in a wind, and the silly little spiral anchors for the guy lines are equally worthless. This was the huge drawback in this product.However, the fabric and pole quality seem good. Placement of screened windows and roll-up doors is decent. I like the design in the way that the edges and corners of the fabric carefully overlap as need be.The only issue with it so far is that my dually pickup is too long for this unit, even though there are no reasonably priced units that come close. And it isn't even a crew cab. A few more feet in length would have been great, but we will make do.This is a preliminary report, and I'll report if there are other issues which might develop. I would recommend this but warn you to get other anchors to hold down at least the four corners as I did.Later:This is follow-up review relating to an anchor problem. Recognizing the issues with the included anchors, I bought others. The anchors that I got stayed in the ground, but the anchor ties broke and the wind picked it up, turned it on its end and pushed it up against a tree. The roof suffered four punctures and some metal tubes bent. All would have been fine if the guy lines and anchors had held.A fairly good product with no proper anchors is worthless, and there should have been an option to have proper anchors, ties and tie-points included. There are no anchor rings attached to the leg pole feet. Therefore, the way to tie it to anchors is left to the user. I had to use the adjustment holes in the lower leg poles to drill thru to the other side and feed ties thru. Let this be a lesson to others to make sure to figure in the cost of heavy anchors and strong tie material. Anchors alone will cost $30 for four, plus you will need a strong anchor point to the leg poles. Straps or strong cord is necessary, as well.

Easy to assemble needed 2 people.Will have to add extra eyelits to front and back.Some Velcro that attaches front and back panels came off in first 20mph wind.Iam adding metal eyelits where the velcro can off.Also getting 18in anchors because the one's sent are useless.This thing is 13x20.Its like a parachute on the ground.Will maybe add sand bags also,will have to see.I don't know how long it will last.Should have spent more for thicker material.