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All-new garage-n-a-box design provides faster set-up and a stronger structure
High-grade steel frame, with DuPont thermoset powder-coated finish that protects against chipping, peeling and corrosion
ShelterLock stabilizers add strength and stability to frame
Triple-layer, rip-stop weave fabric cover features UV coating, fade blockers, anti-aging, yellowing and fungal agents
Easy Glide Cross Rail and Ratchet Tite tensioning locks-down and squares-up cover
Great for seasonal, temporary, or semi-permanent protection for autos, boats, lawn and garden equipment and bulk storage
This shelter is a temporary structure. Failure to regularly remove snow or ice could result in collapsing and/or buckling of shelter, potentially causing damage to property not covered by warranty

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoShelterlogic Garage-in-a-Box, 12x20x8-ft (3.7x6.1x2.4m)

Overall Rating

3 out of 5

24 All-new garage-n-a-box design provides faster set-up and a stronger structure. High-grade steel frame, with DuPont thermoset powder-coated finish that protects against chipping, peeling and corrosion. ShelterLock stabilizers add strength and stability to frame. Triple-layer, rip-stop weave fabric cover features UV coating, fade blockers, anti-aging, yellowing and fungal agents

Overall Rating

3 out of 5

cobbman

Location: St Johns, NL

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Will Need to Monitor Condition Regularly

Date:January 3, 2012

"While this product made a great shelter for my ATV's and Smowmobile I suggest you monitor the condition of the Cover and Poles regularly. They are prone to wind damage and the Cover may collapse or tear under the weight of accumulating snow. I would regularly clean the snow off after every snow storm. Strongly suggest to tie the entire shelter down due to the possible movement in high winds. Mine did survive through Hurricane Igor but it was nerve racking watching the wind blow the cover up and down like a parachute."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

767Guy

Location: Halifax, NS

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Don't Bother

Date:November 26, 2011

"Was ok in the wind but I really had each leg secured. However the very first snowfall and the thing collapsed, it's totally ruined with almost every pole being bent. Within months the poles had started to rust but that had no effect on the poor build. Let's see besides poles not fitting into the pole holes due to poor quality control and the end pieces not actually closing off the ends of the enclosure which allowed everything inside to get wet during windy rainy days. Save yourself the cash and the trouble and don't buy this product"

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

PatrickO

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Waste of money

Date:November 12, 2011

"It seems like a good idea, but in practice it's ridiculous. It clearly states on the box (and you should not ignore this statement !!!) that the product is not suitable for use in the wind. I ignored this, thinking that with enough anchoring the shelter would stand on its own. I have it anchored and racheted at every leg, and everyday I go out I find a tiedown has come off. The shelter appears to move several inches every night from the wind. The zippered door never remains zippered unless there is ZERO WIND! This product is suitable only for use in an area with absolutely no wind, otherwise it will fail to provide shelter, or worse, it will become an airborne projectile that will damage anything around it."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

rylley

Location: WINNIPEG

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Very Poor Quality

Date:November 7, 2011

"This product does not standup to sunlight as it becomes brittle and starts to tear on the side that was exposed to the sun..
This problem started at about 16 months .
There were small clear spots in the cover but
not holes , after about a year they did start to
leak .
The bottom of the cover sides did not provide enough material to reach the ground , exposing the interior to the weather.
Nothing will stick to this material so patching is
difficult."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

bigjoelittlejoe

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Garbage

Date:October 31, 2011

"Shelter Logic has managed to provide me with one of the worst products I have ever purchased from Canadian tire. The model 62680 garage is falling apart after only just over 12 months. After calling shelter logic you'll find a very ho hum sorry for your luck attitude about your dilemma. CTC MUST step to the plate and carry better product. Most people I think will pay for quality and tell their friends about it. STAY FAR AWAY FROM SHELTER LOGIC!!"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

MAXIMUM

Location: Ontario

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stands up to wether

Date:October 19, 2011

"I am going to buy this product for the 2nd time. Last time was 5 years ago, I am purchasing because the large cover has broken down from the elements and yes it could be a little heavier, but it did the job it was intended to do. Just to address the Tie down issues, common sense would suggest that tying down to a solid surface is BEST. I used Lag bolts in to concrete and the tie downs as a back up, But when i had it on soft ground i used the cork screw tie downs you can get from a PET store, just get the long ones and use more than on on each corner, i used 4 on each side and checked them regularly, I also used ratchet strap tie downs up to the high supports only as back up also. i never used the wire tie downs that came with it.

all in all a good products."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

thecrazy

Location: toronto, ON

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needs renaming

Date:June 18, 2011

"this product should be renamed as "parachute". I was very wary of buying this thing to begin with and i should have trusted my better judgment.. this amazing garage was destroyed on a windy winter day. it took flight and landed in the yard beside mine twisted and shredded. all im left with is a few bucks in scrap steel and a $400.00 tarp with holes in it from the fence it flew over.
the "aircraft grade" tie wires were cut and the augers supplied with it stayed in the ground. and yes i did have it anchored on every leg in at least two or three of the holes. I erected this on a solid sheet of clay where i cant grow grass so yes the ground is solid.
so when you read this and disregard my advice not to buy it like i did to all the other ones thinking i would be more clever in anchoring it down gimme a call i have plenty of spare parts for one of these bad boys...."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

aeron

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Do not buy this product

Date:February 19, 2011

"I purchased a 12' x 20' Garage-in-a-box 3 years ago, and bought the roll-up door for an additional price. It took two of us almost a full day to erect. I don't recall anywhere in the accompanying literature that the cover for this shelter would crack and break down within 3 years of purchase. I tarped it this winter, because the fabric was cracking along the tubular steel roof supports. It was a really bad investment on my part. More like GARBAGE-in-a-Box. I do not recommend it. If I could rate it ZERO stars, I would."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

Baltic316

Location: Montague, PE

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Buyer Beware

Date:February 1, 2010

"I grew up in Montreal where it seems the majority of suburban homeowners have such a garage erected for the winter. The majority rent them for the season at a cost that's roughly equivalent to buying one. So why rent when you could buy? Because they are a pain to put up and take down and off-season storage would be another factor.
I am spending my first winter in Prince Edward Island and thought that this structure would be ideal for my wife's car. I hindsight, I have no idea why the Island's Canadian Tire would sell it. Assembly was to take 2 hours. I required four days and lots of patience. It has way too many sizes of tubing and bolts. Moreover, the tubes would not slide through the cover because the pockets were created too small. The cover can't be pulled tight enough because the fasteners are inadequate. But this isn't the half of it. It was erected in the most sheltered spot on our property yet it couldn't handle the wind that Mother Nature would throw at it. The first storm it faced (Dec 9) packed winds of 90 KPH and damaged it. I effected repairs but the 2nd storm (Jan 3), which had winds in excess of 106 KPH, put the garage out of its misery."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

risky

Location: Dawson City, YT

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well worth the price

Date:January 24, 2010

"This is a product easy to assemble and disassemble if, like me, you are in the middle of a project that requires shelter from the elemnts"

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1 answer

I have lost two pieces 3-way side connectors where can I find them in Edmonton

timbo99

6 months ago

Answer:

Please call 1-800-932-9344 to contact a support rep. Have ready the product number of the shelter as well as the part number of what you need (found in the manual).

CanadianTireTeam

3 months, 3 weeks ago

2 answers

Replacement end-covers?

Question:

The ends ripped badly and now we need to find replacements. We can't find replacement doors for this, unfortunately. If anyone can recommend a solution, we'd very much appreciate it.

Daxie

- Gatineau, QC

2 years, 1 month ago

Answer:

Buy a new shed and be careful this time. The sheds are currently on at 1/2 price!!!!

Anonymous

- Moosomin

9 months ago

Answer:

If you visit your local Canadian Tire store, they will be able to order you a replacement cover kit for the 037-1111 though the SORD program. The replacement cover will include the back and door panels and the cover. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to call Shelter Logic at 1-800-932-9344.

Anonymous

2 years, 1 month ago

2 answers

Can the solid back panel be openned the get through shelter

Mlegault

2 years, 3 months ago

Answer:

Yes, leave it off during installation, it may void the warranty though, as the structural stability may be affected. You'd have to leave off both ends or you ,may have a problem in windy situations.

Anonymous

- Moosomin

9 months ago

Answer:

No. I wish they would have put a door in.

Ours ripped apart in the first year from the wind.

Anonymous

- Ottawa

2 years, 1 month ago

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What is the clearance height restriction. eg. 6 or 7ft.

Question:

I have a small RV that needs a little more than 7ft to enter. It can't go through a normal 7ft garage door

Kojaq

- Ottawa

2 years, 5 months ago

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Answer:

Yes it will fit, and possibly loosening the tie straps that secure the door, before backing the trailer into the enclosure. have a person hold back the door on each side and it will fit, there are no pipes in the way..

Anonymous

9 months ago

Answer:

The clearance is a little over 6 feet for the door way I think it is 6' 3", but it is not 7 feet that is for sure

CraigS

2 years, 4 months ago

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Is there any by-laws

Question:

Does anyone know is this legal to put a shelter in front of the garage? I mean the front, not our back yard. thank you for answering.

parkma

- Toronto, On

3 years, 3 months ago

Answer:

Check with your local city administrator, town office for their particular bylaws that may or may not be in place. (Before)

Anonymous

9 months ago

Answer:

I live in Deer Lake, NL. I phoned my local Town Council and they told me there are no restrictions on these shelters and no permits needed. The reasoning for this is the structure is not permanent and can be moved when you need to move it. Hope this helps.