Carport/Shelter 1,8x2,03x1,93m Anthracite

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Compact bike shed for various kinds of small vehicles such as bikes, mopeds, scooters, MCs, and other things like a pram or garden machines etc. The shed or shelter will protect the vehicles and more from rain and too much sun. You can also use the shelter for drying clothes using the two steel poles inside. You can place the bike shelter almost anywhere. Expansion anchors for fastening enclosed.

Product Specifications

Material

Hot-dip galvanised steel
Colour

Anthracite
Product Number

CP570030
Outer Length (m)

1.96
Outer Width (m)

1.7
Snow Load (kg/m²)

60-70
Weight (kg)

78.1
Depth (m)

0
Height (m)

1.93
Side Plate Thickness (mm)

0.4
Roof Plate Thickness (mm)

0.4
Wind Load (km/h)

65

Product Info

Hot dipped galvanized steel panels Panels coloured on both side for great effect Easy assembling Provide shelter for bikes and more Two steel poles for drying clothes Expansion anchors enclosed Can be placed almost anywhere Minimum dimensions for base: 1.72x1.98 m The compact bike shed is perfect for the small garden or yard. The shed or shelter has room for bikes and other vehicles like mopeds, scooters, MCs, and other things like a pram, garden machines, sports equipment, toys etc. The metal shelter protects the vehicles and more from rain and too much sun. There are two steel poles at the top of the shelter under the top where you can hang your washing for drying or airing so it doesn’t get wet in case of a shower. The compact bike shed is easy to assemble and can be placed almost anywhere due to the size. Expansion anchors for fastening the structure to the ground are enclosed.

Safety Advice

When establishing a metal shed it is your responsibility to comply with local rules and regulations and to ensure that the shed is assembled correctly according to the enclosed manual. It is very important that you assemble all parts according to the instructions. Do not skip any parts or any steps.

Protective gear for assembly: Please take care when assembling the metal shed as some parts may have sharp edges. Use work gloves as recommended in the manual – and preferably shoes and safety goggles. If using a ladder or power tools, be sure to follow the manufacturer’s safety advice. Keep children away from the assembly site.
Do not lean against the metal shed during construction. Do not place your metal shed in an area with excessive wind. Do not attempt to assemble this shed if you are tired, have taken drugs or alcohol.

Base for the shed: Make sure that you place the metal shed on a firm and plane surface preferably concrete, but flagstones, wood, or gravel can also work. The base must be 100% in level and with the right angles – check by measuring the two diagonal dimensions. Always fasten the structure to the base to prevent accidents in case of extreme weather. Furthermore, make sure that doors are closed in case of a storm.

Metal sheds are temporary structures: Please note that even though our metal sheds are sturdy and durable structures, they are not permanent buildings as such so it is upon you to regularly check the structure to make sure that it is safe and in working order. As the metal shed is made of lightweight materials, you must make sure that the shed at all times is safely secured and fastened to the base so the shed does not cause damage to others in case of bad weather. Be sure that you do not hit any hidden cables or pipes in the ground when inserting the ground anchors or similar.

Condensation: Please be aware that temperature changes and moisture in the air can cause dew or condensation to appear outside and inside your ProShed garden shed as it is not insulated. This is normal and does not mean your ProShed is leaking.

Insurance: Please check whether a metal shed is covered by your home contents insurance. It is your responsibility to lock the metal shed to prevent theft from the premises – all our metal sheds are lockable but in general, you have to provide the padlock.
Never stay inside the shed during extreme weather conditions. In the event of snow always remove snow from the roof as heavy snow may cause the shed to collapse. Please note that you can buy reinforcement rafters for some of our metal sheds if you live in areas with much snow.

Warranty information: Dancover warranty applies only to the normal use of the product, normal wear and tear excepted, in accordance with written use instructions or manual. If you need to clean your metal shed at some point, only use a mild detergent and lukewarm or cold water. Do not use strong agents of any kind.

Attention!
This structure is not tested for specific snow and wind loads! When it snows, it is your responsibility to remove the snow from the roof of the structure in order to secure it from damage.

Condensation

Note: Temperature changes and moisture in the air can cause dew or condensation to appear outside and inside a carport. This is normal and does not mean the carport is leaking.

Do not put up your carport in extremely bad weather – i.e. strong winds, heavy rain or snow. In case of extremely bad weather, take down the whole carport if it is not securely bolted to the ground.

The owner of the carport has the sole responsibility to ensure that local rules are followed and that the mounting of the carport is correct.

It is your responsibility to secure the carport adequately and prevent it from injuring materials and people.

When it snows, a risk emerges that snow pile up on the roof of your carport. Heavy snow may cause the carport to collapse. It is your responsibility to remove snow from the roof of your carport and save your carport from damage.

Do not use open fire, welding equipment or other sources of ignition, inside or close to the carport.

We recommend you to check whether your carport is covered by your home contents insurance.

Please note that the Dancover warranty applies only to the normal use of the product happening in accordance with the written instructions in your manual. The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear. Neither does it cover damage, defect, wear and tear caused by misuse, poor maintenance, abuse, unauthorized modification or exposure to bad weather conditions.