Ikuby Medium Carport, Shelter/Canopy, Garage/Shed, House, Park - Foldable, Retractable, Lockable, Durable

It worked well until a heavy Canadian winter took it's toll on it. A few heavy snow loads and the tubes that support the tent bent. The canvass also ripped in a few places. A quick repair has it standing again, but it's days are numbered.

I've had terrible winds but it stays put. Put rubber Matt's down inside otherwise the damp rises and it getsdamp inside. Bone dry if u use mats. Amazing product

The design of the frame works well however the quality of the cover is poor .It has leaked from the seams from the start during heavier rain showers . The material is starting to stiffen and it's not even a year old ! I have a waterproof cover on my car when its inside the structure . Will be contacting the manufacture shortly . I contacted the manufacture and got a quick response from Edward. About 10 days after that I received a new upgraded cover shipped at their expense .Visually it looks identical to what I currently have but they claim its a better material with improved water proofing . Very impressed with their quick response and resolution to my complaint . I will update this after a I see how it performs . First Update I have to say that the customer service and support have been excellent . The second cover Is a lot better than the first , still leaks a bit along the seams but a lot less than before . For those of you in the snow belt my experience has been it will tolerate overnight about 18 cms of dry snow and about 10 cms of wet snow ,not simultaneously though . However I always sweep it off the next morning otherwise if it freezes you will have problems . They have sent me another cover to try and it seems to be quite a bit heavier than the previous model with handy Velcro opens on the bottom hoop to make assembly easier .Its been sunny and dry since Installed it so no real feedback yet . One of the reasons I choose this structure is that it opens on both ends . This is great if you have it in front of garage like I do and still want to move cars in and out . One suggestion is if you have all the hoops bunched up in the middle ,secure them to each other with bungee cord . This will stop them from falling down if theres a sudden wind gust .

Very impressed with this carport. I purchased it through Amazon, and it arrived on time with everything needed for assembly. The instructions were clear, and two people were able to put it together without much difficulty. It looks great, provides excellent coverage.

The “garage” went together reasonably easy and appears to be good quality (don’t believe the “2 people in 1 hour”). A nice heavy canvas cover with the inside sprayed with what looks like neoprene. The powder coat is more of a powder mist, as it cracked on every nut tighten, and I did not over tighten anything, but shouldn’t be an issue in southern Peoples Republik of Kalifornya. The biggest pain is the wedge bolts they include for attaching to concrete appear to be 14 mm and will not pound into a 1/2 hole (try to find a 9/16 masonry bit in a hardware store). Bought 1/2 inch wedgies and life is good. Separately a C5 Corvette and a 70 Mach 1 both fit nice, but a bit tight for a door opening on the vette (100” width). Overall I am happy with the garage, but am waiting to see how it holds up in the wind. I like the “no touch” of the cover on the paint. I bought it because I was tired of collecting my car covers from the neighbor’s yard after every wind event (we get 50+ mph at times). Buy the 5 year warranty that covers rips, tears and stains, as I have never seen a canvas cover last more than 3 (it will be a half price cover in 3 years). Sturdiness gets a 3 until I see a wind. Followup: Had some decent winds and a bit of rain in the spring and the cover stayed in place and kept the car dry. Exactly what I was hoping for. Update. Lowering to 3 stars as fabric ripped after 18 months. Bought the Allstate 5 year protection plan, but it does NOT cover tax or shipping costs. This means I have to buy a new cover that costs about 50% of a new garage (Ikuby charges $90 for shipping the cover). Update; Cover ripped again in just under a year. Ikuby replaced it for free. Great support by text, email or phone.