The 18×20 standard roof carport is 18 feet wide and 20 feet long. This should provide enough width to open your car doors fully, without banging the doors. The length should provide enough coverage help during hot summers and icy winters for standard vehicles.

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 18×20 standard roof carports are 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 the 18×20 standard roof carport 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, Ron Darwin chose American Steel Carports because of their A rating with the Better Business Bureau.

FEATURES:

• 14 GA (2.5″ by 2.5″) tubing with proper welding with the option to upgrade to 12 GA (2 1/4″ by 2 1/4″) tubing which features a 20-year rust through warranty
• 24″ Bracing on each corner and peak of the frame. We have seen competitors using L-Brackets on load bearing parts of the frame.
• Options to enclose sides and ends.
• 240 SQ FT of space for storage and protection
• 6 FT’ Leg Height included. Upgrade up to 20 FT’ legs

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.