Abba Patio Car Canopy Shelter
Last updated: August 2, 2021
If you're car needs protection from the elements, this storage tent is the way to go. The tent is versatile and can be used with all of the sides up, all of the sides down or a mixture of the two. Users will also appreciate the heavy-duty steel frame and added foot pads that provide stability.
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Key Takeaway: Keep your car clear of snow, leaves and animal droppings when you park it under this storage tent.
In our analysis of 107 expert reviews, the Abba Patio Car Canopy Shelter placed 4th when we looked at the top 10 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Heavy Duty Carport Outdoor Carport Car Canopy Removable Carport – Canopy Dimensions: 12 x 20 ft – Canopy Material: White Polyethylene – Peak Height: 9.1 ft – Sidewall Height: 6.7 ft – Enclosure walls: Yes, 3 removable panels including zippered door – Pole Material: Steel, Rust-free Power Coated – Steel tube: Dia. 1-1 – Connector: Metal – Usage: Car, truck, Party Tents, Boats, /2 inch Storage, Motorcycle, etc. heavy sturdy canopy carport heavy duty carport Canopy Weight Bags Canopy Leg Steel Weight Plate 10 x 10 ft Outdoor Heavy Duty Canopy Heavy Duty White Carport 10 x 20-Feet Outdoor Carport Canopy – White Size 1.42′ H 1.68′ L x 0.75′ W 10′ L x 10′ W 10′ L x 20′ W 10′ L x 20′ W Color Black Black White Beige White Gross Weight 2.5 lbs. Fill the bag with sand or soil(weight can reach to 30 lbs each) 18lbs 83 lbs 123.46 lbs 108.03 lbs Sidewalls Enclosure ✓ Water-resistant ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Powder-coated finish ✓ ✓ ✓
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