20FT × 12FT Heavy-Duty Metal Livestock Shed, Galvanized Steel Animal Shelter

I bought this shed to finally get my garage back, and honestly, it was money well spent. It looks exactly like the pictures. Let me break it down. The HDPE panels are no joke — they're thick, heavy, and feel way more premium than those cheap plastic sheds I've seen at big box stores. This thing isn't going anywhere. The steel-reinforced roof is a nice bonus, too. The build quality looks like it'll make it through the winter without caving in. The built-in floor is a huge win — no extra purchase, no extra hassle. Just set it on a flat surface and you're done. The double doors are wide enough to roll my mower in and out without playing Tetris. The snap-fit system is smart, too — it cuts down on screws big time, and if you've got a power drill, assembly goes way faster. I've gotta say, the installation video animation was super helpful — really detailed and easy to follow. The whole build breaks down into three main sections: roof, side panels, and floor. As long as you actually watch the video, you're pretty much set. The panels and hardware are clearly labeled, so I could find exactly what I needed for each step without digging around. Once it's up, this shed is awesome: sturdy, spacious, weatherproof, and it looks great in the backyard. If you can power through the assembly, you'll be happy with what you've got

The quality is excellent—sturdy, durable, and very well made. The assembly was surprisingly easy, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. I assembled everything myself, including the cover. It took me about an hour to lay out and check all the parts, then around four hours to complete the assembly over two days. I used the included ground anchors to secure it in the grass, and so far, it has held up extremely well even through some very strong winds. We haven’t had any rain or snow yet, so I’m still curious to see how it performs in snowy weather. I also used zip ties to hang lights inside and added a fire pit table. Even with the door partially unzipped and the windows slightly open, it stayed surprisingly warm. The outdoor temperature was around 25–30°F (-4 to -1°C), and I was comfortable inside wearing just a T-shirt. So far, I’m extremely impressed and would definitely recommend it!

Good quality. A bit of challenge in assembly, until enough of it is assembled to give it some structural strength. But it came together with little trouble and is a nice addition to our outdoor storage

so far so good, the quality seems to be on point with price, delivery was fast. improvements could be better quality zippers on the doors but that’s about it so far only owned for a week now

Very clear assembly instructions, and all parts were clearly labeled, making assembly quite easy. Solid construction and they look great

It was easy to set up and the one piece top made it much faster to set up. I think it was a great choice for my needs. Quality was very good

I just received and set up the medium size bike tent. I’m going to be honest in review, a few pros and a few cons! I’m a 74 yr old female, took me about 30 minutes to set up, but it’s going to take a few modifications for the tent to be useful for my situation. Pictures show a nice, tight floor, maybe if you are camping or setting up in your yard, but I am setting up on concrete! I suggest, instead of 5 short poles, how about 3 or 4 more for for the floor? I’m going to see if I can attach my idea on outside. If not, I’ll get PVC pipe and corner caps to square off floor on the inside. Outside would be preferable and easier to secure. I used ripcord through grommets to secure tent to porch railing. We don’t get much rain, my water Hazzard is compound sprinklers. Main concern is Wind, dirt and squirrels, this should work! lol How about making the door just a bit higher? Seams are double sewn, so no loose threads (annoying). Very well made

It was easy to assemble; I put it together in very little time. I’ve placed it in my backyard. It looks great and even comes with a key. The height is just right, and by adding some shelves inside, I can store various odds and ends. It’s really nice. Water resistance is great perfect for me to storage my tools. And its not that heavy easy to move

Its a great car port. I have had it up now for 2 months and its been pretty windy amd this has held up and was easy to assemble by myself. Great instructions

It went up well. The tubing is heavy duty with braces. Not your typical harbor freight carport. Should last. I bought one and put it up for my small motorhome. Is working well. I bolted it down to my concrete slab. Then after a few weeks we decided to purchase a second one for our automobile on our concrete drive and fastened it in the same manner. Time will tell just how long it will last, but initially I am happy with the quality. During hurricanes I will take the tarp off. With bungie cords, takes about 20 minutes to fasten it over the frame and should take about 10 to remove it

Was easy to put together. Sturdy. Decent size. All parts were there. Well worth the money. I put it together in about an hour alone

As you can see from the last pic where you can see we have it up on a wooden base, we ended up having some rain, along with the rain there was some pretty good wind. Our stuff stayed dry and nothing was tipped over. Everything was exactly as we left it. The material isn't incredibly thick, but it is good and strong, and when working inside, it feels very private. It does have 2 zippers that you bring together. You could get a small lock if you desired. I'm ok how it is. We are currently using this as storage for items. It works great. It's nice and spacious. Haven't had any leaks, the frame has held up well. I think it looks nice and works great. Finally I will say my husband was able to assemble it in very little time, by his self. So I'd say it goes together fairly easily. It does come with everything. 5 stars

I put this up a year ago. We have a lot of wind the past few years, 40 to 60 mph isn't unusual. Add some winter snow (which I did knock off when needed), and three horses.... I'm impressed it't doing well

Fits my space perfectly, put it together by myself, looks very nice on my deck. Large enough to put a small shelving unit in it. Great for keeping basic supplies handy for the yard

Needed a little extra protection for my car from bird droppings and sun. This seemed like the perfect solution and for a decent price. Assembly was fairly simple one I identified all the parts. Build quality is decent. The polls definitely could be heavier duty and are somewhat easy to dent if you try, but when the whole thing is assembled it feels fairly sturdy. I was pleasantly surprised that during a surprise wind storm (40-60mph winds) it did not take flight and didn’t break! With that being said, I have it tied down well and have cinder blocks on some of the legs, so that’s important. Overall it does a very good job for the price and for being available with 2 day shipping. Is it the absolute sturdiest and heavy duty carport out there. Absolutely not, but you get what you pay for and that’s not a bad thing in this case

The Pros: It is well engineered for ease of assembly. It is spacious at 12' x 20' It will block rain and sun well and should handle mild wind storms if secured properly. It is very nice looking. Cons: The roof metal is very thin and flimsy about the same thickness as metal gutters. The frame also can be easily bent or distorted. I expect it to be damaged at times by mild bangs and bumps or falling tree branches. Repairs would be difficult because the roof will not support a person's weight. You would need to remove the legs or be suspended above. The frames are equivalent to what you get in pop up canopies. I have had several of those crumple under the weight when the canopy collected water in a heavy rainstorm so i have a good idea of their strength. I have had many of the round pipe framed fabric covers, Those frames have lasted 15 years and are still working well although the covers are replaced about every 5 years. When this metal roof rusts through the whole thing will need to be scrapped. If it lasts 10 years it will be worth the money but I have my doubts. I am ratchet strapping mine canopy to ground anchors and adding Z cross bars to add rigidity, I will know after the first florida wind storm whether it was worth it. My other canopies can be stripped of the covers in about 5 minutes. They have ridden through 2 hurricanes in Naples FL and came through unscathed. If you don't have to worry about the weather other than sun, rain and winds less that 50 knots, this carport may work well. PS If you buy this carport don't tighten the joints till the sheet metal is installed or you won't get good hole alignment