Features:

  • WARRANTY: 1. Lifetime Free Replacement for Connectors, Pegs, Ropes, Elastic ropes, etc. 2. 1 Year Free Warranty for Covers and Poles. 3. Lifetime Free Replacement for a few natural-loss poles . 4. Lifetime 50% OFF Parts Supply exceed normal 1 year warranty.
  • Extra-thick Polyethylene Fabric: Reinforced PE material is Tear-proof, Waterproof and Anti-UV. Industrial grade Cover Fabric for long lasting durability and protection guaranteed. 3.Ratchet straps to tighten the structure up：Ensures the door panel connect to shelter frame and keeps cover tight and neat looking.
  • With Auger Anchors: you can screw or cement auger anchors into the ground to secure the shed further.
  • Ratchet straps to tighten the structure up：Ensures the door panel connect to shelter frame and keeps cover tight and neat looking.
  • Much Thicker net poles: The whole frame are assembled together by high strength thicker Leg pole & steel connectors, which makes the whole structure much safer & firm, and prevents structural twisting! Real Heavy-duty Powder Coating Steel frame: 38mm (Dia), high strength, toughness, and abrasion resistance, much more stronger and stable than other Steel poles
Sturdy and rain proof

Perfect for what I was looking for

EXACTLY as advertised and EXACTLY what we needed and expected!

For the price, Quictents are the best "cart garages" available, in terms of sturdiness and durability. Yes, the instructions for this model of Quictent are seriously lacking, but it only took my 2 sons a couple of leisurely hours to assemble it. They claimed it was a vacation from software engineering, but the two of them did have to put their heads together very creatively in deep thought in order to solve a few issues. My husband assembled a larger model of Quictent all by himself in the past, and that one lasted 8 years before the stress corners near the zippers on the sunniest side of the tent began to fray... nonetheless, that Quictent still remained water tight at 10 years old, when we gave it away upon moving. TIPS: Keeping the fabric pulled taut is important, in order to minimize wear and tear. In addition to regularly using those wonderful built-in ratchets, we learned to add locking nuts to the frame to prevent it from growing progressively less sturdy over time, thus causing the fabric to grow less taut (alternative: tighten all "30-some" nuts by hand every couple months or so after ratcheting) - a sturdy frame will make a big difference in stability, AND on wear and tear of the fabric. Now, I must admit that we live in a moderate climate with almost no snowfall and very little wind... this surely helps with the durability factor. For our situation, we are sold on the Quictent line and HIGHLY recommend them for temporary shelter needs. THAT BEING SAID, this "6x6" model's lack of instructions DOES cause it to have "special" requirements: at LEAST one person involved in the assembly needs to excel in engineering-type problem solving at a hands-on level, in order to avoid overwhelming frustration and loss of sanity (and hair) for the assembler(s)!

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