I can’t work it out. Has anybody else had this. Am I missing something obvious? Or are these garage just a load of ****** Heavy Duty Powder Coated Steel Tubing - A highly durable powder coat is baked on to the tube frames to protect against peeling, rusting, chipping and corrosion. Heavy Duty Powder Coated Steel Tubing -A highly durable powder coat is baked on to the tube frames to protect against peeling, rusting, chipping and corrosion. Ratchet Tight Cover Tensioning - Quality ratchet & web strap components ensure a drum tight cover & door panel connection to shelter frame, keeping the cover tight and neat looking in all weathers.

This superb top quality heavy duty instant garage is great for both temporary and permanent use, offering the protection of traditional buildings at a fraction of the price. Ideal for protecting your pride I got a couple of sealed LED lights and switch and wired that so it can come down with the garage to put away. in an attempt to stop it I have covered the floor in builders waterproof membrane, which made no difference, so I cut two louvred vents into each end Apex. This made no differece either.Heavy Duty Powder Coated Steel Tubing – A highly durable powder coat is baked on to the tube frames to protect against peeling, rusting, chipping and corrosion. Ratchet Tight Cover Tensioning - Quality ratchet & web strap components ensure a drum tight cover & door panel connection to shelter frame, keeping the cover tight and neat looking. Our conservatory roof has ali beams, and despite these being covered outside and inside the inner plastic covers still drip water if there is the least hint of moisture in the conservatory on a chilly night. In the previous version the old wooden beams never had a hint of condensation. Easy to erect. I've put it on my driveway using 4 long 2x's. I was dreading squaring it up but managed it with very little movement. Only thing I missed was the spacing for the intermendiate uprights. I used carrige screws to secure them to the 2x's but didn't realize I had the spacing wrong. Job for today. All of the install was done by one person with the exception of pulling the main cover up and over the frame. I could of done it alone, but was much better done with two. The cover stays even, so there is less to nudge so that it is central. Suitable for use in smokeless controlled zones to burn wood/logs, eco logs, anthracite and briquettes with less than 20% moisture

Powder Coated Steel Tubing - A highly durable powder coat is baked on to the tube frames to protect against peeling, rusting, chipping and corrosion. Clarke CIG1432 X-Large Garage / Workshop with Round Roof – Green (32'x14'x12' / 9.7x4.3x3.65m) 3503594 Categories Products Review product Clarke CIG81020 Heavy Duty Instant Garage - Green (6.1 x 3.0 x 2.4m) Ratchet Tight Cover Tensioning -Quality ratchet & web strap components ensure a drum tight cover & door panel connection to shelter frame, keeping the cover tight and neat looking in all weathers.

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Take steps to avoid the buildup of condensation inside the shed. Cool, dampwinter days and moisture from the breath and body heat of personnel may cause condensation on the inside of the top cover. A supply of fresh air through the doorway will at least partly remove this issue. For long term storage of moisture sensitive belongings in all weathers, the use of a dehumidifier may be required, such as those in the CLARKE range. A suitable extension lead to a locally available power supply will be required. Ratchet Tight Cover Tensioning – Quality ratchet & web strap components ensure a drum tight cover & door panel connection to shelter frame, keeping the cover tight and neat looking in all weathers. Heavy Duty Powder Coated Steel Tubing - A highly durable powder coat is baked on to the tube frames to protect against peeling, rusting, chipping and corrosion Great job actually it is 100% rain tight from above of course but it is prone to condensation inside. Hence I have a dehumidifier running inside it which does provide a dry bright workshop for keeping the project going in winter! No affiliation with Clarke at all by the way just sharing what ended up being better than I expected! It will be taken down each summer but will be a shelter for a car each winter period. If it has a pitched roof, something with some slope to it, I would consider making up an inner tent of tyvek (a very tough fabric used as the waterproof breathable layer in house roofs walls etc), and suspend it close to the inside of the roof to allow the drips drain to the walls away from the car. Maybe even some little gutters? Tyvek is not cheap but it is superb value for money.

The new garage runs with condensation inside. The roof is covered with drops of water, and falls like rain if disturbed. I would be better off leaving my car under a waterfall!