Assembling a CarportWith just a few hours and a set of tools, you can assemble a carport and begin to enjoy the benefits of one of these convenient structures. All carports come equipped with product specific assembly instructions from the manufacturer. With this in mind, there are a few basic instructions that apply to all types of carports. By taking a quick look at these instructions, you'll be better prepared for the time and effort needed to assemble your carport. First things first Before beginning any carport assembly project, consult the parts list included in your carport kit. Make sure your kit contains all necessary parts for assembly. If you find that something is missing, follow the manufacturer's guidelines for obtaining the missing part(s). After identifying all the parts, bring in your tool box and organize the parts and the tools in the order they will be used. This is a real time-saver during the assembly process. Assembling the frame Start with the center of the frame and connect all pipes together. Then put the sides together. Assembling the cover After completing the frame assembly, it is time to put the the cover on top. The straps must be attached to each of the four corners. Make sure to also attach the side straps. Finally, attach the straps from the front to the back, ensuring all are safely fastened. Assembling the legs Beginning in the middle and moving to the sides of the frame, insert all of the legs. Fully complete one side before moving to the opposite side. Anchoring the carport Although not necessary, it is a good idea to securely anchor your carport. A secure anchoring system will protect the carport from damaging winds. Use screw-in anchors and ropes attached to each leg of the carport for optimal security. Carport anchor kits are available for purchase online. The kits are designed for a variety of surfaces; making it possible to place a carport anywhere you need one! Now your carport is ready to use! Always consult the assembly instructions shipped with your specific carport before beginning assembly. These instructions are meant only as a guideline. |





