Wayfair Is Selling a ‘Sturdy’ Steel Carport for Just $159

“Provides a good amount of shade!”

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A carport is a simple way to protect cars that you can’t park in the garage. A good carport can prevent some unpleasant situations, from digging a vehicle out from a foot of snow to trying to sit on seats that’ve been baking in the summer sun. Right now, Wayfair is selling a very good carport that, with its current discount of nearly $100 off, definitely qualifies as a great value.

The Erommy 10-Foot by 20-Foot Carport is just $159 right now, 36% off its normal $250 price tag. This soft-top carport can easily keep your car — or boat, outdoor storage, yard gear, grilling equipment, outdoor dining table, and the like — sheltered.

This carport is made of 180-gram PVC fabric stretched over a steel frame. The PVC is a lightweight yet durable material that’s UV-resistant, waterproof, and tear-resistant. The frame is made up of galvanized steel poles made with 0.35 inch-thick steel. Assembly is tool-less, just a matter of fitting all the parts together, something that means it’s also easy to break this carport down and take it with you if the need arises.

Just two of the 22 Wayfair reviewers didn’t give this carport a five-star rating. One typical reviewer wrote “This is a great carport! It was easy to assemble and very sturdy! Provides a good amount of shade!”

Another customer called this carport “heavy-duty” and said “it has survived a couple of high wind events” already.

An Erommy 10-Foot by 20-Foot Carport is a simple way to add shelter to your outdoor space, and for nearly 40% off it’s an incredible deal as well. We’re not sure how long this sale is going to last, so grab one ASAP to avoid spending more on this obviously useful item.

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Cameron LeBlanc

Commerce Writer, Autoblog

Cameron LeBlanc is a Brooklyn-based commerce writer for Autoblog specializing in outdoor gear and tools.