ADVANCE OUTDOOR 8x14 ft Steel Metal Peak Roof Portable Garage Shelter Storage Shed Carport for Motorcycle, Bike or Garden Tools with 2 Roll up Doors & Vents, Beige

Bought this to park my 2023 RZR Turbo R in. Fits perfectly. "2 seater"This shed in very nice little shed. It went up easy and the fit and finish is perfect. The steel pole frame just clickks together in minutes. I was worried about the tarp not being thick enough but it's quite thick and fits perfectly on the frame. I used four 5 gallon buckets filled with ready-mix concrete on all four corners inside to hold it to the ground. I ran rachet straps from them to the upper cross frames. Works perfectly ..I'm very satisfied with this shed. And my sidexside is safe and out of the harsh weather. Highly recommend shed.. I'll attach photo later.

Have owned this shed 2 yrs. Goes together easy, comes apart easy. Houses our ATV over winter. Had an issue w 1 pole leg and Donna was super helpful and efficient getting replacement part.

Very easy to set up. Took myself 45 minutes and Very pleased with finished product. Only 1 velcro strap was not attached but it was no problem without it. Gonna reenforce the roof with some wood to prevent water build up on it and tighten it up a lil better.

The shelter was delivered in two boxes, as expected, and initial assembly by two people took just over an hour. The main structure is easy to assemble, with clear instructions and well marked components.Unfortunately, after installation the cover was found to be defective, with an important part missing. Customer service was contacted and a replacement cover was delivered within 7 days of my initial contact with them. The shelter is now completely assembled, making a very nice enclosure for storing a motorcycle and other items over the winter.

I have two of these sheds, the first one I purchased is on year #3 and is still holding up great. I bought my second one a few months ago to store my kayaks in, and it was damaged by a wind storm over the winter. We had multiple days of 80+mph wind gusts here in northeastern pa, and the shed lifted up and flew across my property doing a few barrel rolls in the process, it surprised me how little damage the shed actually sustained, had one post break and one post bent, the cover had no damage at all. The seller (e deck) was very responsive to getting the replacement parts shipped out to me, I had them within a week after covering the very reasonable shipping costs. I purchased some aftermarket anchors to hold it down into the ground to prevent this from happening again.

Thick material, love the 2 doors n windows, thing is just skip part 1 of instructions totally unnecessary. I was better off just going by what the roof looked like at the end. Easy peacy set up, no screws everything clicks into place. I do see a few pin holes of sunlight while inside so I'm going to make sure to add black tape to those. Besides that, haven't had any major storms to tell you all how it held up. Putting down stones on sides of extra material🤙🏽

Took me a couple hours to put it up. Had a few problems with the bars somewhere, but not that bad. Got it all put up very happy with the quality. I also bought an extended warranty for two years.

Now that I have had this for a few months, it has withstood some very strong storms, and the weight of some pretty heavy snow. I added some flat concrete steps to hold the material down on both sides, preventing any wind from getting underneath it. If you expect it to actually end up looking smooth and almost cloth like, like the picture in the ad shows it to be, you are going to be disappointed. It very much is similar to plastic tarp material, so it's actually pretty wrinkly looking. Appearance aside, the material is proving to be tough. The instructions it includes, with regard to putting the frame together which is entirely small sections of pipe, are not especially clear. I initially tried to follow them, but eventually just started looking at the pieces until I found a way to put it together that made sense. A little more time and effort spent on the instructions would have been helpful. Although all the pipe pieces have small stickers that you would expect would indicate how they go together, and where they belong, the finished product and the instructions are a bit of a mismatch. There are just enough of those pieces, that it can become a patience test. So, not super great appearance-wise, and pretty fussy to put together. It has stood up to some pretty nasty weather, though, stuff that I really didn't expect it would. In the end for me, good design, and good material quality that is lasting, are more important than appearance and tedious assembly.