carport help

[tmiller]

saw this out today and was wondering if someone knew who made them. Or a similar company that made a similar product.

Thanks Taylor

 

[Bird]

I got mine and my daughter's from TNT Carports. Another well known company with the same or similar kind of products is Carolina Carports.

 

[Dmace]

I also purchased mine through a local T-N-T carports dealer and that looks just like it but with an enclosure in the rear. On the gallery section of T-N-T's website for utility carports, the second picture down looks just like the one you pictured but wider. It most likely is a T-N-T.

 

[Ray_Fort_White]

I had Carolina Carport build a 24' X 31' garage with 12' high walls last year. The building has 4 windows and 3 roll-up doors and a entrance door. It was $10,000 on a 3" concrete slab. It seems to be very well constructed.

The shipped it down to North Florida along with the assembly crew. The slab was done by a local concrete guy and was ready for the building. The crew of mostly south Americans put it together in about a 10 hour work day.

The only problem is it's not big enough. The amount of stuff to store will quickly exceed the amount of available space.

 

[westbrooklawn]

I am a dealer for Carolina Carports, and would be happy to talk to you about the buildings, different gauges, wind ratings, snow loads, etc. I'm on vacation this week, but will be back Sunday, Aug 2, and would be glad to provide you with information and recommendations. As someone mentioned, TNT is a comparable brand, but I decided to become involved with Carolina Carports based on my research. Would be available to help any TBN'rs regardless of manufacturer or dealer you may buy from.

 

[wedge40]

I had Carolina Carport build a 24' X 31' garage with 12' high walls last year. The building has 4 windows and 3 roll-up doors and a entrance door. It was $10,000 on a 3" concrete slab. It seems to be very well constructed.

The shipped it down to North Florida along with the assembly crew. The slab was done by a local concrete guy and was ready for the building. The crew of mostly south Americans put it together in about a 10 hour work day.

The only problem is it's not big enough. The amount of stuff to store will quickly exceed the amount of available space.

These things always intrigued me. But for a few dollars more I can get a pole barn that is much bigger?

Wedge

 

[MikesTractor]

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The only problem is it's not big enough. The amount of stuff to store will quickly exceed the amount of available space.

Isn't that like Murphy's law of storage buildings? I've never seen a building that was actually "big enough".

I have 3 small out buildings and a 50 x 100 shop, and I could use that much more.

Mike