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Arrow Carports Galvanized Steel Carport, Full-Size Metal Carport Kit, 12' x 24' x 7', Eggshell

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Condition
New
Style
12' x 24' x 7' Base Eggshell
Model
CPH122407
Weight
678 lb
Color
Eggshell
Material
Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level
Water Resistant

Features 5

  • CONVENIENT DIY CARPORT: This all-weather carport functions as outdoor storage to protect your vehicles and equipment from the elements
  • WIND AND SNOW RATED: The outdoor carport can protect your vehicle from both sunny rays and tough weather: it's rated for winds up to 100 mph, and a snow load of 35 PSF
  • DURABLE DESIGN: This outdoor carport is built to last thanks to a heavy-duty, 29-gauge painted galvanized steel roof for corrosion resistance and black powder coated steel frame
  • DIY ASSEMBLY: Designed for DIY assembly and we recommend 2 people for installation; install on a flat, level surface and anchors are included to secure your building after installation

Description

Protect your property with this galvanized steel carport from Arrow! This full-size all-steel carport comes in a variety of sizes to protect all of your vehicles, outdoor equipment and more from those hot sun rays. Made with a heavy-duty galvanized steel roof and all-steel, premium powder coated tube frame, this carport is both snow and wind rated, making it ideal for keeping your expensive equipment out of the elements. With two neutral color options, a wide array of sizes, and easy installation, Arrow protective carports are perfect for vehicles, boats, tractors, outdoor picnic areas and much more.

Specs 24

Brand Arrow
Material Alloy Steel
Style 12' x 24' x 7' Base Eggshell
Product Dimensions 290.75"L x 146"W x 102"H
Item Weight 678 pounds
Frame Material Metal
Water Resistance Level Water Resistant
Shape Rectangular

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Poor quality
Style: 12' x 24' x 7' Base Eggshell
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Quite difficult to put together
Style: 12' x 24' x 7' Base Eggshell
I have had almost the exact same issues as others who have commented. They just dropped the 700+ pounds of boxes off in my driveway. I had to rent a dolly to move each box to the back yard to put it together. Each box probably weights between 200 and 300 lbs. They are really heavy. The instructions are for a 12x20 structure even though I bought a 12x24. So after I got the frame put together based on the instructions I wondered why there were extra pieces. Then I realized the instructions were for the wrong carport and had to take some of the frame back apart and add in the extra pieces. The instructions are pictures only so there are many details you just have to guess about, such is how deep you need to pound the anchors down into the ground. The anchors have been nearly impossible to install. Apparently the ground here is hard or something. My son (he is mid 30s and works out so it quite strong) and I both beat on the rod with a sledge hammer to push the first anchor down close to 2 feet deep and it wore both of us out. That was just 1 anchor. There were 11 more. I borrowed a jackhammer from another guy who welded a piece to allow me to jackhammer the anchors down. That allowed me to get 5 more in about a foot to a foot and a half deep before I broke the bit. I've flattened the top of both rods that you use to pound the anchors down. Then once I do get the anchor down into the ground, I have to grab the rod with a plumbers pipe wrench and pound up on it with a small sledge hammer to get it back out of the ground. I don't know how people do this unless their ground is really soft. Then putting the panels on we got the very top layer done but when I started the second layer, everything didn't line up quite right because apparently we were just a smidgeon off on the top layer. I had to use a ratchet strap to pull the sides together a little bit to get the holes to line up on the tubes unless I wanted to take off the top layer and start all over again. I am still working on it but it's very frustrating to try to get this thing together. I've built huge pergola's and other structures on houses I've had in the past and this is by far harder than any of those. I almost wish I would have just built a pole barn structure instead as I think it would have been easier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2020 by Debby White
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