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Best canvas storage shed
My location is too windy for the pop-up canopy. The canvas on these assembly sheds is thicker than the canvas on my now deceased pop-up canopy. Slightest tree branch or lawn mower thrown rock will go right through pop-up canopy. The metal poles are much stronger than the metal supports on the pop-up canopies as well, thicker and steel vs aluminum. I have two assembly canopies; the 8'x12' Phi Villa and another brand 6'x10', so I can compare. Both can easily be assembled by one person. All the poles are numbered. Trick is to lay all the parts out before you begin assembly. Both canopies can be assembled without tools (poles slide into each other to connect), except a provided tool is needed to attach base wall poles. The bungees that hold the canvas to the poles for both can be bought at Amazon if one breaks. Why I prefer Phi Villa is the 4 clamps and the 4 big feet. There are six feet. The two middle feet are normal size, but the 4 end feet have large rectangle foot print and holes for 2 stakes each. This gives more surface contact with ground. More importantly, the 4 clamps attack the canvas securely to the brackets on these feet. This keeps the top taut so water (or snow) can't collect or pool on the top. Even though the roof is slanted, the water pools and sinks on top of my other brand canopy.