Caravan Canopy Powder Coated Heavy Duty Steel Frame Pop Up Carport with 6 Steel Stakes for Outdoor Activities and Events, White
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Size: 10*20
Color: White
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- Stay away from the summertime's scorching heat with the great shade from Caravan Canopy Carport; Up to 99 percent harmful sun ray protection with the polyethylene top
- Easy-to-pull pin slider brackets and 6 leg height settings give you enough headroom for outdoor activities, you can also use it as a makeshift garage or carport
- Sturdy, straight-leg pop-up canopy frame made from high-grade steel with a white powder-coated finish to prevent unwanted weathering from rust, corrosion, peeling, or chipping
- Included 6 metal stakes in the package to secure the frame and prevent the outdoor canopy from being blown away by the wind or other natural weather elements
- Overall dimensions of the Caravan Canopy Carport are 240 inches long, 120 inches wide, 98 inches tall, and the whole carport canopy package weighs 61 pounds
Brand: Caravan
Material: Polyester
Color: White
Item Weight: 23.4 Kilograms
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Activities
Item Weight: 23.4 Kilograms
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 240"L x 120"W x 103"H
Floor Area: 200 Square Feet
Size: 10*20
Coverage: Sun protection and water resistance
Material Type: Polyester
Frame Material: Alloy Steel, Metal
Pole Material Type: Alloy Steel
Ultraviolet Light Protection: UV Protection
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frame Type: canopy
Closure Type: Zipper
Brand Name: Caravan
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Activities
UPC: 689215206218 028914522104
Global Trade Identification Number: 18
Required Assembly: Yes
Manufacturer Part Number: 22006200010
Model Number: 22006200010
Unit Count: 200 Square Feet
Manufacturer: Caravan Canopy Int'l Inc.
Color: White
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Size: 10*20
Color: White
I read the good reviews. I read the bad reviews. And I ordered it anyway, with sidewall kit. PLACEMENT: To minimize wind load, I installed this canopy on a mulch bed tucked behind the house I'm renting, which has no garage (picture uploaded). This canopy is currently storing one of my classic cars while I'm between homes. It is tied securely to the ground with ratchet straps and 10" D-ring soil screws (I suggest ordering these at the same time you buy this canopy, you'll need them, or this thing will become a kite). I also used the provided, super-cheap soil stakes to pin the canopy feet to the ground to prevent them from shifting. They're really only good for that. They're useless as soil anchors. Too short/thin/weak. TIME/DIFFICULTY. It took 30 minutes to assemble from opening the box to a free-standing canopy. The side walls took another 15 minutes to add. I did this by myself on a calm day with nothing more than a step-stool (I'm only 5'6"). I would not do this on a windy day, unless you have plenty of help or use tie-downs to help keep it from flying away during assembly. ASSEMBLY. All poles were fine except for one, which had a slightly crushed end. Two minutes and a pair of pliers later, that was fixed. When putting the poles together, I used a little bit of grease to allow the joints to slip together without binding or scraping paint off (some paint came off anyway, but I touched it up w/white spray paint once assembled so nothing rusts). When laying out the canopy top, I found it was a little too small for the frame at the corners, but that was because the joints shifted while I was pulling the fabric over it (remember, I did this alone, dragging the large fabric over the frame tweaked it). Some of the 4-way joints became unlocked/unpinned, and I had to adjust them back into place. Once I re-checked the joints/skeleton, the canopy top fit over the frame perfectly. Some reviews said the top was "too small". I think that may be a lack of careful attention to assembly of the skeleton by other purchasers of this product. All corners fit and the little hooks that grab the leg joints secured per the instructions. At no point did I feel like I was over-stressing the fabric, and nothing ripped during my install. SIDE WALLS: The side panels fit just as well. I lashed the side panels to the canopy's top using the same bungee balls, then added a second one for strength/redundancy. This lined the side panels up exactly with the rest of the frame/top. Velcro straps help keep the sides attached to the poles, but the sides tend to billow in the wind anyway. I cannot speak to its repeated use. I have only set it up once, and it's still there. I have had this in place since mid-October, and it's survived a couple of days of 15-25 mph winds with no problems (if you live in places where wind is consistently 25+ mph, you might consider something more sturdy for long term outdoor use). It whips around quite a bit and makes a lot of noise, but it hasn't ripped. The way I've anchored it, I have no fear of leaving my convertible inside on a windy day. It also keeps all the dew/moisture off the car. Even on a humid night, it remains completely dry inside. The only thing I'm going to do is add a 16'x20' tarp over the top of the whole thing to act as a UV shield & preserve the original canopy. I'd rather sacrifice a $29 tarp to the Florida sun, which is brutal. Sun exposure would reduce the thin white canopy to shreds in 18 months (I know, I store a lot of stuff under tarps here - it only takes a 1+ year to kill a cheap tarp that sits in full sun). VERDICT: I'm giving it 5 stars. If something fails and this lofty praise is not worthy, I'll be back to edit. Right now the wind's giving it a good beating thanks to a passing cold front, and the canopy's just fine. The biggest thing here is this: If you have no patience or mechanical aptitude, this canopy may not be your best choice. If you need a light-duty shelter and have a little bit of MacGyver in your blood, this will work perfectly for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2013 Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2013 by Roger W.
Size: 10*20
Color: White
I bought my first Caravan Canopy April 2014 to store some things in (I'm a pack rat and my 30' x 50' shop was literally overflowing). I'm 65 years old and sat it up by myself! It's easy, just don't do it on a windy day! I had to anchor the bottom of the legs to cinder blocks (which was a bad idea). It became a summer home to lawn mowers, bar-b-q grills and 2 very content rabbits. It held up great! I bought another one in October 2014 with 2 sets of sidewalls to use as a garden shed. I was able to use tie outs with heavy duty tent stakes on this one (it is still standing and protecting all my garden accessories beautifully). I plan to build a wet bar in it this summer and maybe a potty! When the winter snow and ice came I went out and gently pushed the snow off the roof. That worked fine at the garden which was tied out, but not in front of the shop. I was inside gently tapping the snow off the roof with a broom as it slowly fell over. (The rabbits had been moved in the house months earlier-another bad idea). It bent the top of the legs and damaged some of the poles in the roof support. The roof was fine! I contacted the Caravan Canopy Company to see what it would cost to purchase replacement poles. It would cost more for 10 poles than the whole thing had cost originally. The Company very graciously offered to send me the replacement parts AT NO COST if I would pay the shipping! I sat it all back up out in the yard using T-posts to support the legs. It is now going to be my summer kitchen. The first thing I'm going to cook is rabbit stew. I am a very satisfied customer and would recommend this product to anyone who is limited on money and storage space.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2015 by Connie Smith
Size: 10*20
Color: White
Dont get this, PLEASE! It didn't even really last the wind in the fall and summer. I am very pissed off, it broke the windshield on my boat, ruined the paint job and caused my tools to rust. It first collapsed the day after I got it, normal condition winds 2 - 4 mph. Was pinned down and secure. Them I added wood supports, those did not fail, but the tubes outside the wood did, I was left the canopy and the wood still hanging up there. Till the plow hit it, broke wood. It is poor quality, it is very thin steel. The only good use for this, is scrap metal, which there isn't very much considering its extremely think metal. You can buy the shelter logic for 200$ more, and it includes the sidewall kit with it. Much more sturdy and will last in snow, rain and storms. Please, again DONT GET THIS!!!! The canopy fabric itself is s***ty, and if it rains even a bit, water will leak right through it and get all of your tools wet. if you have any wind, forget about it. It has many holes and places were you connect the sidewall kit were it will draft wind, I had to use ductape to seal these. the zippers are also crap. I like in newengland, alot of snow wind and storms, the winter barley just started today, with 3 inches of snow, and the frame was shot, even with wood supports (the supports still lasted) I had it in an area were there is alot of trees and the wind wasn't to bad here. I serious am tellling you not to buy this, I wish I could give this a -112321312 stars. My friend also got one, no supports and it collapsed with 1/2 of snow. Really just dont get it at all!!! I deiced to cheep out, and it cost me 300$ for a new windsheild, 500$ for paint and tool over 200. Even if you are using it for a party or event, dont get it!!!! It will fall on all of the people under it, serious injuring them. Even if you are using it at a track for repair, it will fall on your vehicle and cause damage!!! DONT GET THIS DO NOT GET THIS!!! DONT DO IT !!!! DONT GET HIS PRODUCT!!!!! DONT GET IT AT ALL!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015 Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015 by Christopher D Ravosa
Size: 10*20
Color: White
I checked into getting a metal carport for my vehicles. They are expensive and need a level surface. My driveway is not level, and I was not about to pay to have it leveled. I was hesitant to purchase a canopy because in Florida we can get some really powerful storms, not to mention the occasional hurricane, but decided to give the canopy a try. I did some modifications to it in hopes that when we get our afternoon storms the wind will not take it away. First, it was very easy to assemble. I was able to put it together in no time, but because of the modifications, it took me 24 hrs to have it completely done. I bought 6 of the smaller buckets from Lowes and 4 bags of cement. I also purchased 6 small bricks, 6 pieces of 2-inch pvc pipe and a can of foam spray. I followed the directions to put the top of the canopy together and let it sit while i put together the legs. For the legs i slipped the pvc pipe over the legs and used the foot provided on the bottom of the pole. Then I put the brick in the bucket and poured the dry quick set cement in the bucket. I put the leg with the foot attached on the brick (for a flat surface) added water and added more cement and water until the bucket was full. I used a long level to make sure the heights were all the same. I took the eyebolt from the package and put it in the cement. This is so i could give additional anchoring to the canopy. If you are wondering why I used the pvc pipe it gave a sturdier leg. Once it was all assembled, I used the spray foam at the top of the pvc pipe to keep water from going between the metal leg and the pvc pipe. I am hoping that this will withstand our regular storms. I don't think the legs on their own will last for any length of time and are more likely to fail if buried in the dirt. My truck fit under the 10x20 canopy, this was the purpose of the purchase. The only reason at this point I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the modifications I felt were needed, but the price was low enough to do them. Also, I felt that buying one of the more expensive ones, would still need the same upgrades I did on this one. I just put this up, so if something drastic happens I will update this post. **Update** we had a very windy day yesterday with storms. When I checked the wind speeds/gusts it ranged from 15-20 mph. The canopy held up nicely. I did take some precautions though. I moved the truck from under the canopy just in case it failed. The canopy did not fail, but I did have to add some more weight to the buckets. It seemed like the buckets could be pushed over. Might just have been me being tense because of the storm but I didn’t want to risk it. So my next canopy I will use the 5 gallon buckets instead of the smaller ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 by Cheri M.
Size: 10*20
Color: Black
I bought 4 of these and they arrived in a timely manner. There were a couple of minor hiccups during assembly as some of the poles were slightly 'deformed' where they joined together. A little tweaking with a pair of pliers and good to go. Also, some of the connections were a little 'tight' when trying to put the two pieces together, but again, with a little effort they worked fine. Took two of us to get these put up without having to struggle, could probably be done by one person, but at least two makes it ALOT easier. Tied the 'tarp tops' to the feet with the provided rope. Also added some rachet straps from the frames to screw in ground anchors for stability. We did have some wind but they barely moved with them being tied down like they were.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024 by Smokey Bear
Size: 10*20
Color: White
We bought two of these 6 years ago to use as tents for a family reunion. We loaned to to a cousin to use for a church event. We used it again for a yard sale this weekend. We don't use it a lot, but it has been such a great purchase. We did not pay as much as is listed today. It did not cost nearly this much when we bought it. I think even at this higher price it is still a good buy to use as a tent. In fact, we had some strong wind gusts during our yard sale today and some customers were commenting on how sturdy it is. I would not use this for a carport because I don't think it is strong enough for permanent use. I wouldn't want to leave this up during storms or heavy snow. It's not that sturdy. But, it an exceptional tent. It's very easy to assemble. And it has bars that go around it that work great for hanging clothes for a yard sale. Two of them put side by side creates a 20' x 20' space. You can also easily attach curtains if you are trying to keep the sun from shining in sideways.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022 by Our Family Reviews
Size: 10*20
Color: Black
This is my second Caravan Canopy tent. The first one collapsed under the weight of snow, which it was not designed to withstand. I didn't keep up with the snow removal during the storm and it collapsed on my car. However, I bought another one and decided to make it stronger, rather than spend $2,000 or more for a steel carport with sides. You can see what I did in the accompanying pictures and the cost was about $500 for the materials plus my time. This carport is now a beast and I have no doubt that it will hold snow and deflect falling oak branches. A recent winter storm put about 1/2" of ice on the whole thing and it didn't even deflect. Everything is attached solidly to the asphalt and lighting was added inside. I added the sidewall kit, available here on Amazon. Again, see the pics. Without strengthening, this canopy is designed for light use. It will deflect rain, but over time as the material stretches rain will begin to collect in pockets at the edges of the roof line and will breed mosquitoes if you don't clear it out. This canopy will not hold up to anything other than a dusting of snow. I imagine it would be great for an outdoor wedding or other event, or as a carport in an arid climate where shade from the sun is important to protect your car's finish or interior. Unmodified this is a three-star product. The quality is good but it's engineered for only limited light use.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019 by Eric
Size: 10*20
Color: White
I read some reviews of people knocking this carport. Yes, it is cheap, and cheaply made. But it's like the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I'm not rich, so I can't afford $700 + to get a regular carport. So I bought this one, and I'm happy with it. It does its job pretty well. The place I live is very rocky, so putting some anchors in the ground is out of the question. So, I went to Home Depot, got 6 buckets, and 6 bags of concrete and put the legs in the buckets, leveled them out, and poured concrete in it. This make it sturdy, believe me, it isn't going anywhere. The way I see it, having a cheap carport, one that can be added to to make stronger is better than not having one at all. Like a car. It's better to have a car that needs to be worked on than not having one at all. Update; I have been using this carport for about two months now. The other day, we have very strong winds come through here, stronger than I have ever seen since moving here. The wind was so strong that it blew down the porch of my neighbors house, and in another area of town, blew over an rv trailer. Yet, my carport is still fully intact.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2012 Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2012 by Texan4Jesus