Open, enclosed and combo steel shelters for cars, trucks, boats, trailers and RVs. The fastest, most affordable way to get a vehicle out of the sun, snow and hail. And engineered to your site's loads.
Start fully open and affordable, close in one or more sides for wind and snow protection, or fully enclose with doors to make it an RV garage. Vertical roofs shed snow best on wider, longer covers.
| Cover | Typical size | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Single carport | 12×21 | One car or small truck |
| Double carport | 20×24 | Two vehicles side by side |
| Boat / trailer | 12×30 | Boats, utility trailers |
| RV cover | 14×40, 14–16 ft tall | Class A / fifth-wheel RVs |
| Enclosed RV garage | 16×40 with door | Full RV lock-up |
Choose your level
The most affordable shade and weather cover. Fast to install.
Add side panels and end walls to block wind-driven snow and rain.
Close it in with a roll-up door for a true lockable RV or boat garage.
Vertical panel roofs shed snow best on larger covers. Recommended anywhere it snows.
Engineered and anchored for your site, including high-wind and coastal zones.
Match your house or shop with dozens of warrantied PVDF colors.
A freestanding cover under your city's size threshold may be exempt, but anchored covers and anything attached to the house usually need a permit. We provide engineering when it's required. Building in Utah? Check our county guides.
Plan for 14–16 ft of clearance for most motorhomes and fifth-wheels, plus a little margin for vents and A/C units.
Yes. Start open and add side walls, end walls and a door down the road to convert it into an enclosed garage.
Yes, when engineered to your site's load. We recommend a vertical roof on larger covers so snow sheds cleanly.
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