There are some small issues with these shelters. Nothing some small thought can't figure out. I am a perfectionist so I made a 2x6 wood base for the shelter. I made it within half an inch of 12' x 24'. I screwed all the legs down to exact measurements. That doesn't work. This thing needs a little bit of flex. Eventually I unscrewed all the feet, assembled the unit and then screwed everything back down within an inch of where they should have been. What I learned is that is this is a big unit. Welding and sewing is not perfect on something this size. Within an inch is good. Overall, if you give or take an inch, it is a good unit. If you want perfection, it will cost you a lot more. As multiple reviews have stated, they give you a lot of string for the door openers. I completed both door openers with only the string from one of the packages. Now I have to figure out what I can do with the other bunch LOL.

Followed easy directions to erect. Mounted the steel structure on a 4x4 pressure treated foundation, anchored to the gravel. Third shelter on my acreage and find that secures the structure firmly to the ground. Assembles myself in a day including preparing the pressure treated 4x4 lumber on either side. Requires two people to pull the canvass over the frame.

Upon recently becoming a snowbird I found I needed good quality temporary shelter for my summer car, tools,and furniture. This shelter exceeded my expectations. I am confident that my “stuff” will be in great shape upon my return this spring!

This is my third tent that I have on my property and very well constructed material as long as it’s put together right these will last forever