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ShelterLogic 8 x 16 x 8 Round-Style Portable Shelter
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ShelterLogic Part Numbers: 76823,, 76824 eCanopy Item Number: STL-8X16X8ROUNDSHELTER UPCs: 677599768231,, 677599768248 Features
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Customer Questions & Answers
11 Questions &
11 Answers
Chris
from East Quogue, NY asked:
June 17, 2020
What is the width of the door opening?
1 Answer
The width of the door opening is 6'4" W.
Submitted by:
Chaz A.
on June 18, 2020
Kevin
from Glens Falls, NY asked:
April 28, 2020
How much snow weight would this stand up to?
1 Answer
This unit is not snow load rated.
Submitted by:
Sarah B.
on April 28, 2020
Mark
from Houston, Texas asked:
April 24, 2019
How long do you think such a shed would last in the Texas heat? Five years? Ten years?
1 Answer
The length of time that the top will last varies greatly depending on the weather in your area as well as your care and maintenance of the top. This unit comes with a commercial grade top.On average, these units can last five years or more but the top may need to be replaced more frequently in an area such as yours.
Submitted by:
Sarah B.
on April 24, 2019
Ted G
from Raynham, MA asked:
August 31, 2018
What is height of the door?
1 Answer
The height of the door is 7'5". Thank you for your interest.
Submitted by:
Sarah B.
on August 31, 2018
Al
from MI asked:
June 1, 2017
I have a broken zipper on my shed, are those repairable? If so, where can I get parts?
1 Answer
I apologize, we do not carry an item to repair that zipper. You can contact ShelterLogic directly to file a warranty claim or see about a repair kit.
Submitted by:
Sarah
on June 2, 2017
Linda
from NV asked:
May 20, 2017
Can you get replacement covers? Or, do we have to buy the whole 8' X 16' X 8' round style portable Shelter every time the cover out lives the frame?
1 Answer
You can get replacement covers, but you will need to contact ShelterLogic directly.
Submitted by:
Sarah
on May 22, 2017
Russ
from NJ asked:
May 4, 2017
I am interested in this garage for my classic car project. It will be placed on a cement pad with no grass, soil, etc. around it. Do you sell a cement anchor that I can drill into the cement pad in order to have this shelter be solid and not blow away?
1 Answer
You can find a suitable anchor here.
Submitted by:
Sarah
on May 4, 2017
Gary
from NJ asked:
August 21, 2016
Which style, round or peaked roof is best at shedding wet snow?
1 Answer
I have heard pros for both. With the round shelter, people say that it does a better job of sliding off the top on its own, but that it can be hard to reach anything at the very top. In that regard, customers have said that knocking snow or leaves off the peak style is easier.
Submitted by:
Kelsey C. - eCanopy Product Specialist
on August 22, 2016
Bobbie
from Greenville, SC asked:
November 2, 2014
How long do the tops last on average? Also, do they make commercial grade tops?
1 Answer
The length of time that the top will last varies greatly depending on the weather in your area as well as your care and maintenance of the top. This unit comes with a commercial grade top.
Submitted by:
Dawn H. - eCanopy Product Specialist
on November 3, 2014
Ron
from Fort White, FL asked:
September 8, 2014
How much does this shelter weigh?
1 Answer
The total weight is 229.3 pounds. It comes in 3 boxes.
Submitted by:
Dawn H. - eCanopy Product Specialist
on September 8, 2014
Dan
from Albany, NY asked:
July 24, 2013
Is this shelter designed for any snow bearing?
1 Answer
No. This shelter will only tolerate minimal snow accumulation and any snow must be swept off to ensure the shelter does not collapse.
Submitted by:
Tommy H.
on July 24, 2013
Customer Reviews
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100% Recommend this product (1 of 1 responses)
By Al from
CONCORD, MI. on November 11, 2015
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Excellent Shelter - Poor Directions
Purchased this product from this store based in part on the fact that I was told I would "...have it in a week..." Another manufacturer told me they wouldn't even start to make my structure for at least 3 weeks.
When it arrived 10 days later, I immediately laid it out and began construction. Problem was they had sent me the paper instructions for an 8x8x8 shelter, which is very different from the one I bought. And there are no instructions for this unit on their website either. Had they mentioned anywhere in the documents that I could go to YouTube or use instructions from a different canopy, they would have saved me about 6 hours of unnecessary and duplicitous labor. But all's well that ends well as they say...
Turned out they had failed to include the 2 wind braces needed to complete the canopy, but I was able to jury-rig some out of 1" aluminum tubing until they arrived a few days later. They also included 4 tube extensions for the frame braces which were not part of my unit, so I guess you could say overall we're even.
I assembled this entirely myself, which they don't recommend, but once I got on YouTube and learned what the actual assembly progression was, it went together fairly simply. I anchored this in concrete with RedHead anchors and it turned out to be a fairly sturdy, impressive little building! It is now loaded with 6 face cords of firewood, happily drying away and will soon house all my patio furniture as well.
When it arrived 10 days later, I immediately laid it out and began construction. Problem was they had sent me the paper instructions for an 8x8x8 shelter, which is very different from the one I bought. And there are no instructions for this unit on their website either. Had they mentioned anywhere in the documents that I could go to YouTube or use instructions from a different canopy, they would have saved me about 6 hours of unnecessary and duplicitous labor. But all's well that ends well as they say...
Turned out they had failed to include the 2 wind braces needed to complete the canopy, but I was able to jury-rig some out of 1" aluminum tubing until they arrived a few days later. They also included 4 tube extensions for the frame braces which were not part of my unit, so I guess you could say overall we're even.
I assembled this entirely myself, which they don't recommend, but once I got on YouTube and learned what the actual assembly progression was, it went together fairly simply. I anchored this in concrete with RedHead anchors and it turned out to be a fairly sturdy, impressive little building! It is now loaded with 6 face cords of firewood, happily drying away and will soon house all my patio furniture as well.
Pros
- Stiff, solid, well constructed & good looking canopy. Nice heavy fabric covering!. BIG doors at both ends make access/egress very easy and convenient. Massive, heavy duty zippers. Looks like it will last several years!
Cons
- Very poor assembly instructions included with unit resulting in major disassembly and reconstruction. Missing parts (very quickly remedied) delayed construction.
