PHI VILLA 6'x10'x7' Outdoor Portable Storage Shelter Shed Garage with 2 Roll up Zipper Doors & Vents Carport for Motorcycle Bike Waterproof and UV Resistant Anti-Snow Portable Garage Kit Tent, Gray

This shed is a convenient, durable option for protecting bikes, motorcycles, and gear. Assembly was straightforward, and the sturdy frame plus tie-down ropes keep it stable in wind. Its waterproof, UV-resistant cover has worked well in rain and light snow, and the two roll-up zipper doors offer easy access and ventilation. Overall, it’s a spacious, reliable shelter that delivers great value for outdoor storage.

I'm really happy with this storage shrd, I use this ask a storage in my back yard. the 2 layers of tarp provide excellent protection from rain and sun. it's also easy to install and it can be anchored to the ground for extra stability. Highly recommend!

The top cover is a very tight fit, as noted by other reviewers, which is why I give it 4 stars. However, both boxes arrived together, and all individually labelled parts were included (the two sets of gloves are a nice touch). I'm a 66-year-old female in reasonably good health, and was able to set it up by myself in one windless afternoon. The instructions are actually very easy to follow. If you're doing this yourself, completely assemble the pipes and supports for one end on 4 legs. This single section is light enough for one person to lift into place. Then, using a 7-foot ladder and a little common sense, I added the remaining pipes to that first section. I pulled the canopy over the top using ropes attached to the grommets which are sturdy and didn't tear the very thick tarp. The side and end walls are lightweight and easy to secure in place. I set this up next to a 5-foot chainlink fence, securing it to the fence with heavy-gauge wire. I'm very happy with this huge waterproof space. Using it for kayak storage, yoga studio, wood carving project table, and hand-made paper making/drying. The perfect she-shed!

My location is too windy for the pop-up canopy. The canvas on these assembly sheds is thicker than the canvas on my now deceased pop-up canopy. Slightest tree branch or lawn mower thrown rock will go right through pop-up canopy. The metal poles are much stronger than the metal supports on the pop-up canopies as well, thicker and steel vs aluminum. I have two assembly canopies; this Phi Villa (grey) one and another (tan) one so I can compare. Both can easily be assembled by one person. All the poles are numbered. Trick is to lay all the parts out before you begin assembly. Both canopies can be assembled without tools (see photo where poles slide into a connector), except a provided tool is needed to attach base wall poles. The bungees (see photo) that hold the canvas to the poles for both can be bought at Amazon if one breaks. At the 8’x12’ size Phi Villa only came in grey color (I do prefer the tan color of the other tent). The deal breaker, or why I prefer Phi Villa is the 4 clamps (see photo) and the 4 big feet (see photo). There are six feet. The two middle feet are normal size, but the 4 end feet have large rectangle foot print and holes for 2 stakes (see photo). This gives more surface support with ground. More importantly, the 4 clamps attack the canvas securely to the bracket on these feet. This keeps the top taut so water (or snow) can't collect or pool on the top. Even though the roof is slanted, the water pools on top of my other, tan canopy (see photo on inside and outside top of my tan canopy). These 4 clamps should prevent most of pooling on top of my Phi Villa (grey) canopy.

I put up the 13x24 by myself in half a day. Pretty easy to set up if you are at all handy.That was a week ago. Today, we had some wind and now it's trash. The whole thing blew over sideways and due to the cheap materials, all of the poles look like the one pictured. I had anchors at every vertical pole, guy lines set out for security, I removed both ends to let the wind flow through.The week between putting it up and the wind knocking it down, I've had some of the grommets rip out and the zippers will unzip with the slightest wind. Since the tarp sections are all separate, it is in no way weather proof. Wind will lift the top and expose the sides letting rain in.

I am absolutely blown away by the exceptional customer service I received from Phi Villa! Recently, a product I purchased was damaged during a storm, and though it was completely through no fault of theirs, Phi Villa went above and beyond to replace it.From start to finish, their team handled everything with incredible professionalism and efficiency. The response was prompt, and they made sure that I was taken care of in no time. It's rare to find a company that truly values its customers the way Phi Villa does, and I sincerely appreciate their outstanding service.BTW....The carport is wonderful....quality built, lots of room and aesthetically pleasing!

Purchased this just to store snow removal equipment at my house. Out of the box the cover felt cheap. Can't be much if any thicker than a generic blue tarp you can buy from a local home improvement store. Instructions are bad but it was easy to install. I put it on a platform and it comes with plates to do that easily. I took the time and purchased some pipe insulation and wrapped all the joints and bends to try and make the cover last longer. If you don't the rubbing from wind will surely tear this up. Is it worth the price, ya I guess, but plan on the insulation. It's a cheap additional step, but worth it if you want more than just a couple years out of this.

Item arrived in two separate boxes damage free. All parts were included. The video is great and assisted in the assembly. Although I put this up by myself in about 4 hours, it would have been easier with two people. Highly recommended item with exceptional storage space. Very sturdy and well engineered.