12'W x 10'L x 6'H Charcoal ATV and Lawn Equipment Carport by Versatube
Key Features:
- American-made 2" x 3" galvanized steel frame with a 29-Gauge American-made steel roof
- Shelters ATVs from the effects of sun, hail, snow, rain, frost buildup, pollen, and tree sap
- Engineered to handle a 22 lb. roof snow load at 90 MPH wind velocity
Overview
Specifications
Made in the USA
Color:
Charcoal
Length:
10'
Width:
12'
Height:
6'
Erected Size:
12'W x 10'L x 6'H
Roof Pitch:
3:12
Side Wall Height:
6'
Peak Height:
7' 6"
On Center Spacing:
4' 6"
Sheet Metal Gauge:
29 gauge
Weight:
384 lbs.
Material:
Steel
Brand:
More Information
VersaTube ATV cover kits are a durable, do-it-yourself solution to creating an outdoor shelter. Made in the USA from American-made steel, the shelters provide protection for your ATV from sun, hail, snow, rain, frost-buildup, pollen, tree sap, and more. The easy-to-assemble design allows it to be built within a day with common hand tools, and can be installed on almost any level surface. With a heavy duty galvanized steel frame, triple-coat corrosion protection, and 20-year warranty, these carports will protect your ATV for years.
This kit includes the materials to build a 12'W x 10'L x 6'H shelter, perfect for an ATV, fishing boat, motorcycle, yard equipment, firewood, garbage cans, and more.
- American-made 2" x 3" galvanized steel frame with a 29-Gauge American-made steel roof
- Shelters ATVs from the effects of sun, hail, snow, rain, frost buildup, pollen, and tree sap
- Engineered to handle a 22 lb. roof snow load at 90 MPH wind velocity
- Pre-cut frame components and patented slip-fit connections for fast, DIY frame assembly
- Design allows the shelter to be installed on ground, concrete, slab, footings, piers, or almost any level surface
- Flo-Coat Finish process includes three coats of U/A Clear-Coat Finish protectant layer allowing for twice the salt-spray life, twice the rust protection
- Includes frame system, 29-Gauge steel roof panels, hardware, white trim, butyl caulk tape, ground anchors, and assembly instructions
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