PHI VILLA 8'x12'x7.3' Outdoor Portable Storage Shelter Shed Garage with 2 Roll up Zipper Doors & Vents Carport for Motorcycle Bike Waterproof and UV Resistant Anti-Snow Portable Garage Kit Tent, Gray

Item arrived in two separate boxes damage free. All parts were included. The video is great and assisted in the assembly. Although I put this up by myself in about 4 hours, it would have been easier with two people. Highly recommended item with exceptional storage space. Very sturdy and well engineered.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this to put our great grandpa’s truck in to get it out of the weather and snow that is coming. It’s definitely big enough to cover and store some additional items.The construction was fairly easy, I recommend getting a hex attachment for a drill if you don’t have one so you don’t end up using an Allen wrench by hand.Now, the directions… they are lacking. They did not label the screws/hardware at, thankfully the support/frame poles were labeled just fine. Use the short and medium length screws for the corner braces and the longer screws to hold the bottom support poles to the structure. Do not put the ground stake in until the very end since you will need to adjust the footings to make sure everything fits well.The tarp cover was fairly easy to put on, make sure the wire tightening a have all sharp points pointed down or it could tear the cover as you’re sliding it over the structure.This is definitely a 2-person job. It took us about 2.5-3 hours to complete, but if you’re not using a drill with an Allen attachment, tack on another 30-60 minutes.Overall hope is this will stand up to snow and wind well. It seems fairly sturdy so it should work.

12x14 - The canvas material and metal posts are strong. The bottom rails for the side walls are a big plus. Everything connects securely and the canvas fits well without sagging. The walls angle outward toward the bottom, which provides a nice wide base. Definitely recommend.

Editing my review because after a bit of back and forth the seller MORE than made things right for us. The shed itself is higher quality than any of the others we've tried. We're in a VERY high wind area so while it wouldn't work well for us, if you aren't dealing with crazy winds, this would probably work well for you. The frame is solid metal with multiple tie down options and the covering is heavier duty. The instructions were challenging to follow so grab someone to help who's got good assembly skills and you'll be fine.

Product is good and is going to work great for us. The instructions are abhorrent and the customer service is awful. Parts were missing upon delivery. Next shipment had some of the missing parts. Still waiting for remaining pieces to finish assembly. 6 weeks later.

My location is too windy for the pop-up canopy. The canvas on these assembly sheds is thicker than the canvas on my now deceased pop-up canopy. Slightest tree branch or lawn mower thrown rock will go right through pop-up canopy. The metal poles are much stronger than the metal supports on the pop-up canopies as well, thicker and steel vs aluminum. I have two assembly canopies; this Phi Villa (grey) one and another (tan) one so I can compare. Both can easily be assembled by one person. All the poles are numbered. Trick is to lay all the parts out before you begin assembly. Both canopies can be assembled without tools (see photo where poles slide into a connector), except a provided tool is needed to attach base wall poles. The bungees (see photo) that hold the canvas to the poles for both can be bought at Amazon if one breaks. At the 8’x12’ size Phi Villa only came in grey color (I do prefer the tan color of the other tent). The deal breaker, or why I prefer Phi Villa is the 4 clamps (see photo) and the 4 big feet (see photo). There are six feet. The two middle feet are normal size, but the 4 end feet have large rectangle foot print and holes for 2 stakes (see photo). This gives more surface support with ground. More importantly, the 4 clamps attack the canvas securely to the bracket on these feet. This keeps the top taut so water (or snow) can't collect or pool on the top. Even though the roof is slanted, the water pools on top of my other, tan canopy (see photo on inside and outside top of my tan canopy). These 4 clamps should prevent most of pooling on top of my Phi Villa (grey) canopy.

Just moved into an apartment with no garage. Needed a temporary solution to keep my bagger out of the weather for the next year. This 6’x10’ canopy is the perfect size for a Street/Road Glide which allows me to pull in, lean it over on the kickstand and easily get off the bike. I also purchased the 50 lb sand bags (sold separately) to put in each corner so it will hold the canopy in place on those windy days. I highly recommend these to anyone who buys one of these canopy’s. It’s like $12.99 for 4 canvas bags. (Sand not included) The 50 lb bags of sand at Home Depot are only $5.97 each.Bottom line, the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars, is because the pictures always make it seem like you’re getting a really thick dull shade of canvas, but then when you get it, it’s a shiny thinner tarp like material. I will be adding another 11’x19’ tarp over the top of this to take the majority of the sun and weather. You can get one from Harbor Freight for $24.99 (unless you have the $30 a year membership)… then it’s only $18.99. I will say that this was the easiest canopy I’ve ever assembled. Absolutely NO TOOLS are required. Everything snaps together and bungees together and ratchets together with ease. I assembled it myself in about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Basic common sense is all you need. It’s not a Tuff Shed so don’t expect it to last for years & years. The framework will last a while, but the canvas and zippers and grommets should get you thru a couple years….. Maybe?!? Not bad for the price. I would recommend it for a temporary solution!!!

We were looking to buy a shed, but they were all expensive until I found this one on Amazon. We just needed a space to store some tools, and it didn’t have to be high quality. This one works well, with a strong structure. If the cover breaks after a year or two, we can just replace it. My husband is satisfied so far, so if you're looking for a budget-friendly storage shed, this can be an option.