RV Carport/Shelter/Garage

[Mark S]

Sadly, none of the buildings you all posted even come close to meeting the south Florida wind codes. So for way more money than I care to think about:

[Rock]

That looks like a two story townhome. U have a man cave up top!!
Rock

[Dogrunr]

This one is made by Absolute Steel installed in 2013. 30' x 45'.
They spec'd the design for the weather conditions in the customer's location.

[Woodworker]

Originally Posted by Dogrunr

This one is made by Absolute Steel installed in 2013. 30' x 45'.
They spec'd the design for the weather conditions in the customer's location.

That is nice right there. I'm jealous, with 3/4 acre I still don't have the room to put something like that up.

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[namusmc65]

Mine is just like Norty1's. It is a pull through so I don't have to back it in.

[Rock]

I found the only down side to an RV carport. Living in mine in cold spells waiting for my home completion it never heats up on sunny days. Just got a bigger bottle and long hose to add to propane supply. I can live with this problem, lol
Rock

[shrpshtr]

Originally Posted by Mark S

Sadly, none of the buildings you all posted even come close to meeting the south Florida wind codes. So for way more money than I care to think about:

Which arm and leg did you have to give up? lol.

That's nice, right there!

shrp

[poohbear]

Originally Posted by Mark S

Sadly, none of the buildings you all posted even come close to meeting the south Florida wind codes. So for way more money than I care to think about:

We get tornados ,no code tough enough.Get good insurance cause both rv & building will be gone.

[Rock]

That is a nice shelter. Rv will blow into the concrete columns but the carport will still be there. I am sure u will tie it to the poles. I tied my pontoon to my stilt house concrete pilings this past summer. Also nice Class B parked under that. That is a sweet set up. Lived in Pembroke Pines for four years when I was stationed there in 92
Rock