Arrow 12 x 24 x 7 ft. Eggshell Carport with 2 Sided Enclosure
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Arrow 12 x 24 x 7 ft. Eggshell Carport with 2 Sided Enclosure
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Limited Time Deal
Arrow 12 x 24 x 7 ft. Eggshell Carport with 2 Sided Enclosure
Item # 244866599
$2,751.99
Sale
Was$3,439.99
Save $688.00
Neighbor’s Club Members earn points with purchases.
The all-steel Arrow Carport with Enclosure is a convenient, versatile, and practical all-weather shade and shelter solution that can be used anywhere you need protection from the elements. Each Arrow Carport is snow-load rated and designed to take on tough weather conditions. Get one to keep your everyday ride shielded from the weather or to keep your patio or party area shaded.
- Featuring a 2 in. square tube powder-coated steel frame, which provides stability and strength to the unit
- Built for easier, faster assembly: its unique design features a slip-fit frame connection with pilot holes and self-drilling screws for assembly that's faster, more convenient right out of the box
- Rounded roof eaves and 12 in. overhang at the roof gables offer additional protection from the elements
- A heavy-duty 29-gauge galvanized steel sidewall matches the roof and can be attached to the Carport to provide extra protection from the elements
- The roof and sidewall panels come in an attractive Eggshell finish
- Manufactured in the United States using globally-sourced materials
- Comes with a 10-year warranty
- Snow load is given as reference only and assume a securely anchored frame according to local building codes and ordinances. These have been calculated using combined snow load provisions in accordance with ASCE 7-05.
- This Unit Contains 5 Packages - You will receive 3 Frame Cartons 2 Roof Panel Cartons
| Brand | Arrow |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Door Opening Height | 82 in. |
| Door Opening Width | 142.0 in. |
| Exterior Material | Steel |
| Features | Galvanized steel for corrosion resistance, Powder-coated to diminish those signs of wear and tear |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Highest Clearance | 7 ft. |
| Maximum Roof Load | 10045 lb. |
| Maximum Wind Resistance | 75 mph |
| Number Of Cars Supported | 4 |
| Number Of Entrances | 2 |
| Number Of Windows | 0 |
| Product Height | 102.0 in. |
| Product Length | 290.75 in. |
| Product Weight | 1008.0 lb. |
| Product Width | 82.0 in. |
| Roof Color | White |
| Roof Material | Metal |
| Storage Capacity | 2198.0 sq. ft. |
| Door Type | Other |
| Warranty | 10 Year Limited |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CPH122407ECL2 |
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Stamp
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
Not up yet..
16 days ago
have not assemybeld yet, but I dont understand why you do center roof panel first. then you have to get the next panel, under the edge of the first. it will ruin the weather striping.
Originally posted on BILT
Josh
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
More Realistic Models
9 months ago
Eventually it would be cool to see the actual object constructed. I think at this point with the help of AI, the model could be more realistic.
Originally posted on BILT
Gjxjyx
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
No info for anchors
a year ago
I need help with installing the anchors that were provided and this doesn't show that
Originally posted on BILT
Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Amazing quality
a year ago
I have owned 2 other car ports that collapsed under the weight of heavy snow. When I unboxed this carport I could see the differences, from the high quality steel square tubes big round bars and the quality of the tin for the roof. Once it was assembled the sturdiness of the structure was unmatched with any carport I’ve owned or seen
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on shelterlogic.com