Worked well for a couple years. I could tell the Sun was starting to deteriorate the fabric. Held up to many wind storms, but finally with the fabric weakened, it succumbed to a wind storm and shredded! Needs UV inhibitors, in the fabric. Jmo

Fell apart in about two days

This is a pain to assemble and I'm being generous. The cover is quality but so, so, so many parts and it is not stable until everything is done and I mean everything and even then the clamps for the tie downs are a joke. I will say that the cover material is of high quality. The best best is to figure 8 hrs with at least 4 people assembling, good weather, no wind and a solid plan.

I was replacing a different brand that didn't hold up. Already have this one in my yard that I purchased years ago and it has held up! The new is housing my tractor. It is sturdy and roomy. Tractor Supply had the best price!

2 helpers put it up over 2 days - about 6 hours (cost much more than the garage). I am a bit concerned that I won’t be able to handle the entry/exit flaps by myself this winter. There were 2 tears in the cover fabric, where they attach to the frame. My Forester fits in nicely, but there is space to store only birdfeed bins.

Sure enough. 370 days after purchasing, the tarp is utterly trash. Had seen it fraying within the first few months, but this was like clockwork

Purchased this about 1 year ago. The cover is already deteriorated and split down the middle and is complete garbage already.

The 12x20x8 size _roundtop_ here is specific to Tractor Supply, you can buy parts if needed from Shelterlogic directly but they don't have this same structure on their site as a package. When they say 1 yr warranty on the "standard" cover this comes with- they really mean it. If you call them they will clearly say that most will need replaced in 1.5 to 2 years depending on your climate. Mine started to fail at 1.2 years and I babied it along but 2.5 years was total fail. About $650 will get you the 10 year warranty cover on its own direct from SL. There is no way to start with anything other than the standard cover using a TS purchased item. I suggest tying some rope in between the aluminum framing to make 'joists" to support the roof if you live in an area where ice or snow buildup can be an issue, and I can't decide if covering the cover with another tarp will help by keeping UV light off it, or hurt by perhaps increasing heat buildup. The _ends_ are 5 yrs old, only the top failed for me. 4 stars as the aluminum frame is super sturdy, at least per my assembly. Just be aware that they are very clear about the lifespan of the cover, and _believe them_. If you like this form factor vs. a gabled one, If you buy this from TS and then buy the upgraded roundtop cover direct from ShelterLogic and install the upgraded cover to start with, at least right now you are still paying a bit less than you would for similar, but not identical (they only have gables) item direct from SL. Install is OK but takes a bit of time, cover is best with 2 people.

I’ve had this for 3 years and the tarp split right down the middle.

This temporary garage didn't even give us a year of use. The tarp material over the center bar ripped wide open. Weeks after the 1 year warranty expired. The size was great. The door zippers were well-sized and last well (for the year we could use it.) We had an issue that it was always moist inside during the summer months, so we had to leave it unzipped for days. (The metal tools inside were rusting.) But it gave us double the garage space, if we were careful about what we put in it. The set up was not too hard, but took long enough that we wanted to leave it up over the winter. That must have been a mistake!

The frame is sturdy and it went up pretty easily although some things did not match well. Took three of us old timers 8 hrs to get it up. The cover was great for 4 months and then started to disintegrate at the top then on edges where the sun hits it strongly. Shelter Logic replaced the cover but would not warranty that cover for 1 yr. That seems shady to me. Now it is over 1 yr and now the ends are disintegrating. I guess the 1 yr warranty means it really is only going to last for 1 yr if that and once we send you a replacement, don't contact us again. I would not buy one of these again without the super heavy duty cover and of course that one is much more expensive. I have seen other light duty brands that last forever.

First off, there are 2 sizes of bolts, mixed in 1 package. Its best if you separate prior to starting. Frame was easy to put up. Need more written instructions instead of just pictures, but it got put up. The anchors are great since the wind blows where i live. I put this together by myself and it was not too bad. Just took me longer since it was not my only project and i was by myself. I did put post on the tarp along the sides to secure it a little better. So far so good.

Good size. Easy to setup. Took my wife and I about 4 hours over two days. Easy to do.

Overall was satisfied as to the set-up of Logic Shelter which I purchased in July 2024. However, no matter what th e temperature outside, shelter continually "sweats" with water dripping off the poles and onto equipment. Descri ption states 100% waterproof; however, fabric leaks continually, especially when you touch the fabric from inside . My equipment stored; i.e., lawnmower, snowblower, transport scooter, etc. all need to be covered with tarp, or th ey are completely wet. What solution are you offering me to rectify this situation, since this is a brand new unit.

Had got one year. Bought the 12x20 back in 09/23. Had it up for one year and when the storms came through last week ripped the top apart on both sides of the seam. Warranty was for one year and it last one year and three weeks. Was not near the hurricane and my patio canopy had no issues.

Was pleased. A little difficult to put together. Pictures with no written directions. Box had been at store for a while. When I went to put cover on iy had several holes from mice but no way to know until you were ready to put on. Contacted store and they replaced cover and doors. Pleased.

The shelter goes together well and seems durable. It took 2 very capable craftsmen 6 hours to assemble it, and we had to backtrack a few times because there are only pictures in the instructions….no words. You can’t see if something goes in or over or on or under something else, and it does not say. More of an explanation of a few key steps is needed. I still don’t think I have it assembled correctly.

I bought two of these about three years ago. The seams were sewn. This one had heat sealed seams. The door tubes would not go in. The tubes that hold the sides down and the bottom cover was a struggle to assemble. I had to expand them with another pipe of various sizes. Some of the seams tore out on assembly. I called the manufacturer and they offered to replace the canvas . This will require a total tear down to the frame.

Easy to assemble with 2 or 3 people. Within a week of having it got hit by the remnants of a hurricane. Torrential rain, 65 mph winds. Held up great. We'll see how it handles snow.

While I am happy with the end result, I can see several areas that should be considered and/or addressed before you decide to purchase one of these. Pros - The powder coated steel frame is very sturdy and had very little movement once everything was tightened down. A few of the holes had enough of a burr on the inside that I needed to get in with a drill bit and ream them to get the female side to slide in, though. -The cover fits very well and is not hard at all get over the frame following the directions. I did it myself with ease. If the durability of the ones being used at my local Tractor Supply for overstock storage is any indicator, this should last for a LONG time. - One person can assemble this with a little ingenuity and motivation. It takes longer, of course, but that's to be expected. Cons - The Ikea style instructions show that 2 people should be able to assemble this in 2 hours. I can only assume that this is under optimal conditions, using the most basic of anchoring methods and performed by 2 people who have experience with assembling these things. It took me 3 hours just to do the cover by myself. I didn't track exactly how long it took to assemble the frame because I did it piecemeal over a period of time and used concrete foundation blocks that I poured myself with bolts set into the concrete to attach the bases. - The cover, while appearing to be sturdy and heavy, WILL rip easily if force is placed on an area that has been cut. The example being where the tie down straps exit the cover to attach to the rachets. I pulled on strap at the wrong angle and got a 6 inch rip as a reward without much effort at all. - The ratchets used to snug down the cover are poor quality. They slip easily once under load in some cases and I am considering buying a set of better ratchet straps to replace them. One final piece of advice, make sure your measurements are as accurate as possible if you're anchoring these into concrete like I did. There is a bit of wiggle room to work with but not a lot so take care and make sure of your measurements before you make anything permanent. All in all, it seems that I've gotten good value for what I paid so I'm not really complaining.

Very sturdy. Currently using as a temp shelter for my horses while we build a barn and it is standing up very well. Has even stayed well put during strong thunderstorms. Well worth the money.

Great product, easy to follow directions, and easy to assemble. Materials feel very durable and seem that they will last nicely. Great product!

Very well made strong once it's up top is very tight hopefully snow falls off

first time with this kind of product so it was a little hard for me but came out ok

We purchased this for our yard a year and several months ago and it has ripped all to pieces paid this much money for one and doesn't even last but a year and a couple months this is ridiculous now we've got to find another one to put up I see you so extra covers but that's ridiculous to not last longer than a year and a few months after 600 some dollars

Dear tractor supply, thank you for your automated response to my review. The shelter was installed next to our camper trailer and mostly in the shade. It was protected as well as possible from the elements. I thought the purpose of the shelter, however, was to protect other matter from the outdoor elements. Why would anyone continue to buy something that deteriorates so quickly? You need not reply. I have the answer. Thank you.

Relatively easy to install. The good ends here. Cannot find the thickness of this tarp anywhere on the paperwork or sales description. It shredded in a little over a year. People and read the reviews. The warranty is for 1 year and there is a reason for that. It is a TEMPORA RY shelter. A very, very temporary. Not worth the money and the replacement cover (basically a thin tarp), is well over $200. Buyer beware,,!!

Easy to put together. Sweats in foul weather. Great design with dome and zippers. Door tore during first wind storm.

I had this up and anchored to the ground for 1 month before it blew over and got torn and bent.

We have had this for less than 3 months and it's already falling apart. The tarp roof holes and is tearing where it is anchored down. It also looks old and worn for being brand new and I don't believe it will last a year without falling apart.