2 Car Carport afh
A 2 Car Carport afh is either 20 ft”, 22 ft”, 24 ft”, 26 ft”, and 28 ft” wide. This should provide enough width to open your car doors comfortably.
Choosing the width and length of your carport is an important decision. Our base carport is 20′ long. Which is long enough for a standard vehicle. Below you can see some of our Standard roof styles. We have 1 car carport and 2 car carport options available on the shop.
Don’t see what you need or not exactly sure what you need? We can build anything while providing care and guidance to make your purchase easy.
Feel free to call 1-800-520-3660 or visit Carport University or continue scrolling to select your base size carport width and length.
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A 2 Car Carport afh is either 20 ft”, 22 ft”, 24 ft”, 26 ft”, and 28 ft” wide. This should provide enough width to open your car doors comfortably.
Additionally, when you buy with Your Custom Carport, each carport comes with 6 ft’ legs although you can upgrade up to 20 ft’ legs. The roof style comes with additional clearance. see CARPORT UNIVERSITY We have many upgrades including, roof styles, windows, doors, roll up doors, windows, color screws, clear panels, J-trim and more.
Our 2 Car Carport afh is engineer certified to meet your state codes. This insures your new long-lasting carport will last years. The structure is rated for 130 mph winds, that can hold up to hurricane force winds with proper anchoring.
Here at Your Custom Carport, our experienced advisors have designed 2 Car Carports afh for clients who needed a carport, shed, storage, metal building, loafing shed for livestock as well as RV covers/camper covers and more.
Your Custom Carport only offers certified carports with the hope of getting the job done right the first time. Our online competitors don’t brag about their manufacturer for a reason. Our owner, chose American Steel Carports because of their A rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Your Custom Carport is located in Texas but install in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, California, Washington, Oregon, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Maryland.