| Overall Dimensions | 234"L×142"W×107"H |
| Low Side Height | 78" |
| Floor Area | 240 sq ft |
| Roof Slope | 11.5° |
| Frame Type | Galvanized steel |
| Frame Tube Size | 2×2 in |
| Frame Gauge | 19 ga |
| Roof Panel Gauge | 27 ga |
Create partial overhead coverage beside your home with this white 12×20 ft lean to metal carport, sized for SUVs, pickups, sedans, and outdoor equipment. Its wall mounted profile uses side yard or driveway space efficiently, while the vertical roof and galvanized steel support layout organize the shelter for fixed installation along a building. A 240 sq ft open bay keeps vehicle access and loading routes unobstructed.
142"×234" Footprint
A 107" high side and 78" low side give a measured height profile for checking fit beside the house and beneath standard residential eaves.
11.5° Vertical Roof Slope
Vertical panel orientation gives runoff an unobstructed path along the roof slope, helping reduce seasonal buildup across the covered vehicle bay.
Double Interlock Roof Ribs
Interlocking ribs form a raised barrier between adjoining panels while gravity guides rain toward the roof edge, supporting more orderly drainage during wet weather.
240 sq ft Open Bay
Open sides preserve access for parking, walking around the vehicle, loading gear, or storing outdoor equipment beneath the partial overhead shelter.
2×2 in square steel tubes pair with 5 rows of 1.6×2 in purlins, angled braces, and wall side connections to form the listed lean to frame structure.
| Overall Dimensions | 234"L×142"W×107"H |
|---|---|
| Low Side Height | 78" |
| Floor Area | 240 sq ft |
| Roof Slope | 11.5° |
| Frame Type | Galvanized steel |
| Frame Tube Size | 2×2 in |
| Frame Gauge | 19 ga |
| Roof Panel Gauge | 27 ga |
Create a dedicated shelter zone beside your home without closing off the sides around your vehicle. With a measured 12×20 ft footprint, vertical roof layout, and wall mounted lean to profile, this carport keeps everyday parking, loading, and equipment storage accessible. Choose it when your driveway plan calls for practical partial overhead coverage in a defined side yard footprint.