The Grand Series Carports feature vertical application of sheet metal roof panels over required roof purlins. This carport allows easier runoff of rain and snow. And with the VersaTube Slip-Fit frame connections, installation time is reduced. The Grand design has gained popularity in the last few years from homeowners seeking a shelter profile that more closely matches the roof style of their home.
Grand Carports Standard Sizes
Width
12', 14', 18', 20', 24' and 30'
Using 2" x 3" steel tube frame
Height
From 7' up to 12' exterior side
Length
20' minimum roof coverage length
(18' minimum frame length)
Length extensions in 4' or 5' on-center spacing depending on the model
Roof Pitch
3:12
Custom Sizes
Available up to 52' wide and 16' side height using 2" x 4" steel tube frame
Options / Accessories
Additional Side Sheet Metal Panels
Back Enclosure Kit
Front Enclosure Kit with Garage Door Framing
Garage Doors
Side Entry Pedestrian Door Frame
Pedestrian Doors
Window Frame
Windows
26-Gauge Sheet Metal
Primary framing uses 2” x 3” rectangular steel tubing for carports engineered up to 30’ wide and 12’ high (sidewall). 2” x 4” steel tubing is used for Grand X4 carports engineered over 30’ up to 52’ wide and up to 16’ high (sidewall).
Install on ground, concrete slab or footings or piers, or any level surface per anchoring instructions. Your choice of concrete or ground stake anchors.
Standard carport packages include frame system with self-drilling screws, 29-gauge sheet metal & trim package with screws, butyl caulk tape, vinyl trim, and ground stake anchors.
Grand Carport Truss Bracing
Interior truss bracing may be required by engineering depending on the carport dimensions and your local snow and wind load requirements. Typically, 10’, 12’, 14’ and some 18’ and 20’ models do not require truss bracing. Some 18’ and 20’ and all 24’ and wider units are sold with truss bracing. Truss braces are used on all interior truss frame sections and ARE NOT REQUIRED for the front and back end truss sections.
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Type 3 Web Bracing