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The original roundtop instant garage design with heavy-duty 1-5/8"(4.1cm) diameter high-grade, all-steel frame that resists chipping, peeling, rust and corrosion
Triple-layer, polyethylene, rip-stop weave fabric cover is UV-treated inside and out; 100% waterproof
Rock-solid 7-rib design, with patented ShelterLock stabilizer blocks, improves ease of assembly and strengthens frame by up to 80%
Easy Glide Cross Rail system and Ratchet Tite tensioning locks-down and squares-up cover
Includes bonus Pull-Eaze roll-up door kit (037-1158)
Great for trucks, cars, boats, RVs, trailers, lawn and garden tractors, 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
Colours may vary by store

Canadian Tire Warranty:

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

NoRound Style Instant Garage, 12x24x10-in (3.7x 7.3 x 3.0m)

Overall Rating

3 out of 5

10 The original roundtop instant garage design with heavy-duty 1-5/8"(4.1cm) diameter high-grade, all-steel frame that resists chipping, peeling, rust and corrosion. Triple-layer, polyethylene, rip-stop weave fabric cover is UV-treated inside and out; 100% waterproof. Rock-solid 7-rib design, with patented ShelterLock stabilizer blocks, improves ease of assembly and strengthens frame by up to 80%. Easy Glide Cross Rail system and Ratchet Tite tensioning locks-down and squares-up cover

Overall Rating

2 out of 5

dowlsjr

Location:Â Wpg, MB.

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Ratchet Strap Pocket Failure

Date:November 22, 2011

"I am now into my second winter with this product. One of the pockets used to containing the ratchet strap let go over the summer exposing the ratchet strap. I spoke to Shelter-Logic they said there was no repair solution as the pockets are created simply by heating the polyethelene together during the manufacturing process. Now I am stuck with a cover that I fear may get worse as time moves on. By the way this is the third time I tried getting a hold of someone at Shelter Logic. The first time I tried e-mail (no response), the second time I tried phoning (no response). My recommendation is to avoid purchasing this product."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

Mobiusag

Location:Â Nakusp, BC

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Six hundred dollars worth of aggravation!!

Date:November 3, 2011

"Avoid this product at all costs!!! This is a poorly designed piece of garbage!!. If you have hours and hours of free time to waste day after day I highly recommend this piece of junk. The instructions are an absolute joke and basically you have to resort to trial and error to assemble. Be prepared to undo and redo several steps as the instructions are so lousy you can't follow them. Add to this some poorly engineered pieces and manufacturing defects it basically adds up to a huge headache. It is an absolute nightmare! Instructions indicate 2 hour assembly with three people....we are at day 3 with about 10 hours in so far and have not even completed the framing!! A Hammer is the best tool to use if that gives any indication of how poorly designed this piece of junk is. This product is so bad, we even considered disassembling it and leaving it in the Canadian Tire parking lot!! Save yourself a whole lot of trouble and pain and anger and avoid this item like the plague! A defiinite do not buy!! Would give this item a negative score but 1 star is as low as you can go!!!"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Skier41

Location:Â Courtice, Ontario

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Definitely worth the money!

Date:May 27, 2011

"I have a cottage in northern Ontario where we get a lot of snow they wanted $300 to shrink wrap my boat. In the spring I would cut off the shrink wrap and it would end up in landfill. With this garage after two years of shrink wrapping my boat the garage is paid for. During the summer months when my boat is in the water I get to use the garage for car and ATV storage. Where the cottage is we get a large amount of snow and I have never had a problem in they three years that I've had the garage with snow load causing any problems. The steel framing is much more substantial than other units I looked at. I have recommended this garage to numerous neighbors of mine at the cottage and have no hesitation in doing so."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Torrentv6

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Very pleased

Date:April 30, 2011

"Don't understand why people have such a hard time following the included instructions, I found them very easy to follow. Only problem; there was nothing to explain how to install the bonus roll-up door kit but that was easy enough to figure out. Stored my RV in it all last winter and never had a problem. Great product."

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Rickard

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Shelter material seems weak

Date:September 12, 2010

"Not a bad product overall. Took about 5 hours to put it up, without the roll up door. Didn't bother with that. Definitely takes 2 people to put it together. The large tubes were not drilled with much care so it took some beating to get them to fit together.

I found a small hole in the material as I was unpacking it, so had to put some tape over that. After it was up a small branch from a nearby tree fell on it and ripped a foot long hole in the roof. Didn't seem like a branch that small would do so much damage. Now I have a big tarp over the middle of the shelter. Kind of defeats the purpose."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Anonymous

Location:Â Thunder Bay Ontario

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No Problems

Date:January 30, 2010

"I already have a 12x20 shelter for about 5-6 years with no problems so I thought I would get the larger one which was a good choice. Those 4 extra feet sure make a difference. I have a 4door jeep cherokee with a plough and it fits with tons of room to spare. We had an ice storm with rain and snow with no trouble at all. The snow slides right off. I used 12" spiral nails driven through the base of the pipes to anchor it down because the ground was to hard for the attachments that come with the shelter. All in all a great deal."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Anonymous

Location:Â Lindsay, Ontario

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Works well

Date:January 28, 2010

"We have now erected two of these shelters.
The time is a bit longer than the instructions say, but it went faster the second time.
We have a lot of wind and average snowfall, it has held up okay.
The most important thing is to anchor it really, really well. And also to make sure that the cover is taut.
It is easier to do with three people, rather than two.
It is a far better design than the other roof designs."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

stanman

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Not for northern winters

Date:January 19, 2010

"Building colapse after few months due to heavy snow up north. Need to be on location to remove snow.
Not easy to setup mainly due to poor instructions and size (most bolts very high up and needs latter)."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Motti

Location:Â Kitimat, BC

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Does the job

Date:November 17, 2008

"Quality is there, went up in about 4 hours minus the roll up door with 2 guys. All parts were included with a couple extra nuts and bolts to spare in case you lose one. Instructions were alright, just don't skip a step or you'll find yourself taking it apart and putting it back together again. Paid $500 on sale which seemed like a good deal considering the exact same unit sells for $800 at Costco.ca. Dimensions are bottom dimensions, had to set on an 18" base to cover a 21' travel trailer."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

rsalines

Location:Â Belleville, ON

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Frustrating!

Date:October 17, 2008

"When unboxing this item I found damaged parts, missing parts, and improperly manufactured parts. Assembly instructions were poorly written/illustrated. Had to repair existing and improvise for missing parts in order to erect. Would not recommend this item based on the above. I'll see how long it takes to receive replacements for damaged/missing/incorrectly manufactured parts. Unhappy to say the least!"

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what gauge is the steel and what thickness is the cover

anitajacques

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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The gauge of the steel is 18g and the thickness of the cover is 9 oz./m2. Thickness is a poor indicator of quality of fabric. ShelterLogic does not use any fillers. Fillers add weight but do not add strength and in fact deteriorate over time due to UV. ShelterLogic engineers their fabric and add UV protection imbedded, top and bottom and anti fungal and color stabilization agents.

CanadianTireTeam

3 months, 1 week ago

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Maximum height of vehicle before contacting the horizontal door when rolled up?

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(example maximum door clearance 7'3" or 2.8m).
Having a service truck with ladders on roof, etc, makes my height critical in clearing the rollup door, or hitting it. Not to mention when the snow is here, I could loose/grow 2-4" up.

DurangoDriver

Â -Â Canadian Rockies

1 year, 2 months ago

Products related to my question

RoundTop Style Shelter, 12x20x 8-ft (3.7x6.1x.4m)

Homestead Barn-Style Shelter, 12x20x9-ft (3.7x6.1x2.7m)

Peak-Style Storage Shelter, 14x28x12-in (4.3x8.5x3.7m)

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Can't tell from the pic what the outside colour is, white or light grey, which is it? Also, what are all the colours it comes in?

Anonymous

2 years, 4 months ago

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Medium grey

Anonymous

1 year, 2 months ago

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Will it fit a travel trailer??

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I am wondering if our 18 ft travel trailer will fit in this??

Demi78

2 years, 4 months ago

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I stored my Jayco Jay Feather Sport 17Z in the Shelter last winter but I had to build a 3 sided box about a foot high first, back the RV into it and then build the shelter around the RV. The shelter was built on top of the box to give it more height, otherwise it would not be high enough for the RV.

Torrentv6

9 months ago

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Winter Durability

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Has anyone had any experience with this one in the winter. I have had a couple of the cheaper ones and they did not hold up at all to any snow load

bayre

Â -Â Toronto

2 years, 6 months ago

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I emailed Shelterlogic the manufacturer as to their suggestions for winter durability. I had the 10 x 20 yellow collapse last winter from the snow so looking for a substitute. They advise this style over the peak or barn style as the snow slides off better. I would like to know if it has supports lengthwise between the metal framing to help keep the cover taught. I have seen some that do have an adjustable cable that does just that not sure if this make and model is one of them.Something you can look for to help with your decision.

SJL - Sudbury