GarveeLifeGarveeLife Carport 13'x20' Fully Upgraded, Heavy Duty Portable Garage with 200g Tarp for All-Weather, Reinforced Steel Frame, Roll-Up Doors & Mesh Windows, for Full-Size Pickups Trucks, Silver Gray

WARNING: The khaki color is not khaki. It's puke orange. Do not buy khaki color unless you want orange.As far as the tent... you get what you pay for.As a temporary covering, it's big and easy to assemble. If you're planning on leaving this up, I doubt it will last more than 4-6 months.The steaks and tension cords its comes with are crap. My ground is hard -- penetrable but hard -- and every steak that came with the kit bent after a couple taps with a hammer.One of the tension cords broke the moment the moment I put tension on it. I'm going to get some proper steaks and lines to hold it down, because as it is now -- it's flying away in the next storm.Speaking of storms, water will definitely leak/blow into this thing at all for corners; because the water exclusion flap for the corners is a joke.I needed this so that I can empty my garage for some repairs. It's a very temporary solution and I more or less expected it to be crap at the price I paid. The only thing I didn't expect was the color. Soooo ugly and sooo not khaki. I had already assembled it, by the time my wife came home (she picked "khaki" rather than white) -- otherwise she would have insisted that we return it based on color alone.

It's pretty good but the frame is fairly thin. There's no cross beam support so I don't know how sturdy it is. The stakes they give are the little tent stakes so if you have any kind of hard ground, it'll be nearly impossible to get in the ground and I don't know how much I trust them to hold everything down. I ended up buying a set of ratchet straps and a couple spiral anchors and feel so much better. The zipper did come apart but it was mostly fault for stretching the sides too much, but I managed to fix it with a pair of pliers.Besides all of this, it's really good. Hopefully it survives through the winters. There's been a few decent gusts and everything has held together (but it's only been a few weeks). All the tarps are in good shape and everything is great sizing wise so it's not so stretched out that it rips and not loose that it would rip in the wind. A couple grommets were loose and not clamped all the way but it doesn't seem to be detrimental.

I bought this on a whim with no reviews or references to people using it for burning man. I was pleasantly surprised that it lived up to expectations. One of the poles did come slightly damaged, but I was able to use channel lock pliers to make the end piece round again. Setup/breakdown took about an hour each. Two people can do about 80% of the setup, but having extra hands made it easier/quicker. It held up well in the wind. We used lag bolts and tie down straps to make sure it didn't go anywhere.We ended up using 3 of the 4 sides, but each side seemed easy enough to setup. I would buy this again.