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    Shelterlogic 12x20x11 ShelterTube Snow Load Rated Shelter - Gray

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    Manufacturer: ShelterLogic
    ShelterLogic Part Number: 62805
    eCanopy Item Number: STL-62805
    UPC: 677599628054

    Features

    • Measures 20' L x 12' W x 11' H
    • Resists snow/ground loads up to 43 pounds per square foot (when properly anchored.)
    • Resists winds up to 80 mph (when properly anchored.)
    • 2-inch, 15-gauge industrial steel square tube frame
      • - Five ribs with 5-ft. rib spacing
      - Thru-Bolt connectors lock the frame ribs securely in place
      - Premium DuPont powder coat finish resists chipping, peeling, rust, and corrosion
      - Heaviest frame ShelterLogic makes
    • 9 ounce triple-layer ripstop polyethylene fabric
      • - 100% waterproof
      - UV-protective coating inside and out
      - SquareTube sliding crossrails hold the cover snugly to the frame

    This package also includes:

    • Two double-zippered door panels
    • Two roll-up door kits
    • Ten EasyHook anchors
    • Eight RatchetTite ratchets
    • Steel foot plates
    Protect your equipment against rugged winds and high snow loads! ShelterLogic has taken their expertise in building durable, dependable shelters to the maximum with these steel-frame ShelterTube portable shelters. Boasting a 15-gauge, five-ribbed steel frame with high-quality powder coating and a 9-ounce, triple layer polyethylene cover, these shelters stand up to the wind and rain like no other shelter can. They can even resist winds up to 80 mph and snow/ground loads of 43 pounds per square foot (when used correctly - see qualifications below.) Steel foot plates, roll-up door panels and RatchetTite ratchet covers are also included. Get the most for your shelter dollar with ShelterLogic.

    Also available in green canopy cover.

    * Please Note: Snow and wind load measurements are for reference purposes only. Loads are calculated using combined snow and wind load provisions in accordance with ASCE 7-05 using models that received secure anchoring. For effective snow and load capacity, all units should meet full compliance with local building codes.


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    Mark
    from ct asked:
    September 1, 2017
    DO YOU MAKE A 15 FT MODEL
    1 Answer
    I apologize as we do not have any 15ft Snow Rated Shelters.
    Kendra
    on September 1, 2017

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    Josh
    from Sacramento, CA asked:
    May 13, 2017
    Can you upgrade the covers through eCanopy? The sun out here is brutal and I don't feel like replacing the cover every year. ShelterLogic has upgrade-able covers available when you purchase.
    1 Answer
    You would have to contact ShelterLogic directly for that option.
    Sarah
    on May 15, 2017

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    Debi
    from Whidbey Island, WA asked:
    February 5, 2017
    What is the height of the canopy at the cross bar?
    1 Answer
    The door opening height is 8' and the total height is 11'.
    Darnarius
    on February 6, 2017

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    Dee
    from Boston, MA asked:
    November 6, 2016
    So, do you provide more than one size of the Shelterlogic snow load shelters?
    1 Answer
    We have ShelterLogic snow load rated shelters in the sizes of 12' x 30' x 11', 12' x 25' x11' and 12' x 20' x 11'.
    Darnarius
    on November 7, 2016

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    Ron
    from Berkeley, CA asked:
    March 14, 2016
    Describe the steel foot plates. Is there any drilling required? What tools are needed to assemble?
    1 Answer
    The foot plates are flat, square and have pre-drilled hole for anchoring. The tool recommended for installation are safety glasses, step ladder, measuring tape, hammer, and a wrench or socket set.
    Seth
    on March 15, 2016

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    Dan
    from Salt Lake City, Utah asked:
    March 12, 2016
    What is the max inside height at the peak? I have a piece of equipment with one spot at 11'10" high. I imagine it won't fit in this unless I lift it off the ground a foot, but I thought I'd ask. Do you have a 12' version of this?
    1 Answer
    The max peak for the Shelterlogic 12x20x11 ShelterTube Snow Load Rated Shelter is 11'. Unfortunately we do not have a shelter available in this style and length with a 12' height. We do however have a ShelterLogic 14 x 20 x 12 Round-Style Portable Shelter available for purchase.
    Seth
    on March 14, 2016

    Sven
    from Lake Ann, Mi asked:
    February 20, 2016
    We live in northern Michigan. How long can I expect a cover to last?
    1 Answer
    We do not have a regional map of life expectancy of this unit per the manufacturer. The manufacturer does state that should you get a heavy snow you can help the life of the canopy by keeping large snow loads knocked off. This is not as strong as a permanent structure but when well maintained it will last years.
    Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
    on February 22, 2016

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    Martin
    from Marin, CA asked:
    May 27, 2015
    How big is the door opening of this ShelterLogic 12x20x11 ShelterTube? I need a garage canopy for a 2015 Suburban that is 76" tall, 85" wide, and 230" long.
    1 Answer
    Thank you for your inquiry. The opening measurement on the Shelterlogic 12x20x11 ShelterTube Snow Load Rated Shelter - Gray is 8' (96") tall and 10' (120") wide. The shelter is 20' long (240") which is a little close but enough to cover your Suburban.
    Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
    on May 27, 2015

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    Dave
    from Baltimore, MD asked:
    October 5, 2013
    The description says that this shelter is snow and wind rated with proper anchoring. The picture shows no external ropes or cables. Downloading the "user guide" gives no further details about how it needs to be anchored except the hint that it uses web straps. Are external ropes required to make it withstand a snow load?
    1 Answer
    ShelterLogic has that stated the snow load does not require external straps or ropes.
    Emily
    on October 8, 2013

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