Carport Kit, 20′ x 20′ Low Peak Canopy Fittings, DIY Metal Carport Frame Parts, 1-1/2″ EMT Fittings

About this item Poles are NOT included with Canopy Parts Kits. The metal conduit poles must be purchased separately. The poles (EMT – Electrical Metallic Tubing) are sold in 10′ lengths at any major hardware store. A Cowboy Canopy 20′ x 20′ Low Peak Kit uses 18 EMT poles in size 1-1/4″. Low Peak Canopy Parts Kits have many different uses including carports for RVs, boats, motorcycles, jet skis and cars, greenhouses, sheds for outdoor storage and equipment, livestock, horse and dog shelters, shade shelters for outdoor dining, picnics and tailgating, tents for camping, party tents for outdoor events, festivals, swap meets, flea markets, farmer’s markets, batting cages, golf enclosures, chicken coops and more. Cowboy Canopy uses only premium quality EMT Canopy Fittings. They are made of galvanized steel and are rust resistant. All welds are finely crafted, including the eye bolts which have 360-degree welds (no tack welds). The galvanized steel thickness is a strong 16-guage. Our Fittings are built to last for decades. Eye bolt connections on each Fitting are user-friendly and convenient. No drills, screwdrivers, or advanced skills in construction needed. Simply hand tighten the eye bolts to your poles for a fast set up and take town. Low Peak Canopy Kits can be customized to a specific size to fit your needs. The Low Peak angle is 102-degrees, which means there are 2.5″ of rise for every foot of run of the length. Knowing this information allows you to modify your pole lengths. Kits are listed in 10′ increments because EMT conduit is sold in 10′ poles. However, this can be changed. For example, a 20′ x 20′ kit can be custom fit to 14′ x 20′, or 12′ x 18′, etc. Acts of Nature: Cowboy Canopy is not responsible for Canopies or properties damaged due to acts of nature. This includes snow, rain, wind, floods, severe storms, or any other naturally occurring event. It is the customer’s responsibility to use discretion during periods of severe weather, and take the necessary steps to ensure damage is not caused to the canopy or surrounding property. The Low Peak roof pitch (102 degrees) is NOT recommended for snow. The pitch is not steep enough to allow shedding of snow. Heavy snow loads resting on your Canopy’s roof may cause damage to your Canopy poles, Fittings and surrounding properties. If you live in an area that snows, use a High Peak Canopy instead. The High Peak roof pitch (120 degrees) will prevent excessive snow accumulation.