10 ft. x 15 ft. Portable Garage

Have used this type of shelter before from other companies. I like this version from HFT very much. Was able to assemble alone with no problems. Instructions are clear AND read them BEFORE you assemble unit, no surprises later on. Easy to use rachet tiedowns work fast and great. If you open and close it a lot, I would recommend running a metal pipe or wood dowel thru the bottom pocket of the rollup door to make it easier to use, only thing I could find lacking.

It is a little bit of a pain to build without someone to help you and will take about 3 hours to do but once you figure out the lack of directions it goes right up. Appears to be good quility and a great chep product to keep you car out of the weather.

I bought this portable structure thinking I'd have some extra storage space and at least have a place to work on things that I either couldn't fit or didn't feel like working on in my garage. Guess I added a nice work space as this complements my work area very nicely.

The directions are easy to follow and the kit is quite efficient. I watched a video of this thing online where a guy put a floor in and wired the structure for a work area. Don't think I'm going to that extreme. I did find a light kit from a competitor that works fine and I noticed a vent kit as well that I'm going to give a try.

So far the structure has stood up to 60+ mph winds using the enclosed anchor stakes. I've had experience with other pipe frame structures and snow load makes me nervous, but I watched this thing handle 4-5 inches of wet snow. I still swept it off just in case.

I'm very happy with this thing. I considered more expensive models from other retailers but this one suits me just fine. Can't wait until summer cause I'm going to give washing my car inside this thing a try

The other night I awoke to high winds and lay awake half the night stressing about my winter cigar room. The wind gusts hit 61mph and I just knew my room would be shredded!

You can imagine my pleasant surprise when I got up and found that my room had survived the night just fine and is ready for the next herf! If you anchor all the legs well, this unit can take the weather!

I just barely completed assembling this unit today. Took about 4 hours for just me to put it together. I'm using it as a winter garage/shop. The instructions do mention that it will not hold up to snow, so I'll be brushing it off regularly and keeping it to a minimum. I will be adding a forced air heater to be able to work on my jeep this winter (gets to below zero here in Utah). It will be great to replace my brothers clutch since the house garage is totally cluttered.