Gardesol Carport, 12'x20' Extra Large Heavy Duty Carport with Roll-up Ventilated Windows, Portable Garage with Removable Sidewalls & Doors for Car, Truck, SUV, Car Canopy with All-Season Tarp, Gray
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Color: Gray
Size: 12' x 20'
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- Larger Carport: 12'x20' Extra large size provide ample space for your vehicles, trucks, and boats. Removable sidewalls and doors to meet your various needs, It is also suitable for outdoor events like parties, weddings, commercial fairs.
- Roll-up Ventilation Windows Design: There are 2 mesh windows on each sidewall that support much better ventilation compared to other carports, it can help with air flowing, prevent moisture.
- Heavy Duty Carport Construction: This carport shelter made from a rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame prevents chipping, peeling, rust, and corrosion. The 8 solid legs are consists of 1.5inch diameter and 1.2mm thicken poles, It makes the whole steel carport much safer and more stable.
- Quick and Easy to Set up: The poles are connecting with the spring button, No additional tool is required, Each part is marked with number, It's easy to follow the included instructions for step-by-step installation.
- 180g Waterproof Canopy Cover: All-season materials tarp could protect your vehicle from Season Elements. Such as sun, rain, dust, snow, etc.
- Multi-stability Design: Connector using art-welding, elastic ball strap fasten the canopy to the frame, Come with ground stakes and guy ropes for extra support. keep your belongings safe and secure.
Brand: Gardesol
Material: Alloy Steel
Style: Portable,Heavy Duty
Item Weight: 65.31 Kilograms
Frame Material: powder-coated steel
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Shape: Portable
Floor Area: 2.4E+2 Square Feet
Brand: Gardesol
Material: Alloy Steel
Style: Portable,Heavy Duty
Item Weight: 65.31 Kilograms
Frame Material: powder-coated steel
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Shape: Portable
Floor Area: 2.4E+2 Square Feet
Product Dimensions: 240 x 144 x 112.56 inches
Item Weight: 143.7 pounds
Item model number: ZTCP02
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