TNT carports offer a great variety of self-supporting steel garages that are strong and durable, versatile and able to stand the test of time. For anyone seeking a shelter for their car or truck, their farm equipment, a boat, or recreational vehicles, TNT Carports Inc. will have the right shelter to do the job.
TNT carport offers many different options in styles of buildings, such as the rolled corner carport that has a standard horizontal roof, the A-frame style carport with boxed eaves, and some that have either a horizontal or vertical roof. Roof panels such shelters run parallel to the sides of the shelter. You also have the choice of an A-frame or Box Eave carport containing panels that run vertically, but such a design will cost you more.
Purchasing additional panels to place on the sides of TNT metal carports is a good idea because such an addition will help protect your vehicles from blowing rain and snow as well. Adding a gable end to a carport enhances its curb appeal, and it will make the shelter considerably stronger.
For the handyman, TNT carport kits are an alternative way to get that shelter you want while also saving a bit of money in the installation process. Prior to purchasing a kit, you must find out if it will require a permit to install. Local code enforcement rules are usually found in your city municipality building, where you should find someone that can tell you what is allowed and which permits you will need to apply for prior to installation of any outdoor shelter. If you will be doing any digging on your property, it is also highly recommended that you consul with all local utility companies prior to installation to ensure that you will not be running into and wires or pipes during the installation process.
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Raymond is a professional blogger and handyman with automotive and home improvement interests.
10. April 2011 at 10:54 pm
Hi, I need to expand a 12′ x 40′ RV port from TNT Carports.
I purchased it last year and now I need to make it wider.
Do you have the parts needed to do this?
I would like to make it a 22′ or 24′ wide in total.
There must be a way to this. Can you help?
I also have a 10′ x 20′ Carport in another driveway, can parts from this be used to make the RV port wider. It’s made of the same color metal roofing and has the same type legs, only shorter.
Thanks……Joe 4/10/2011