RV Carports At The Lease

[Grant2]

I'm still trying to find the best RV Carport to put over my camper. I like the portable carport, but I'm still trying to figure out the how long I need the legs. The top of the roof is 9' then the AC unit should be 2' to the top of that. I just don't want 3' above my camper as some of these have vertical roofs. Would like to see what you guys have over your campers. I know this has been brought up before, but any help would be appreciated thanks.

[Youngblood]

We had 12 foot legs on ours and there was plenty room above. Sorry I don't have any pictures to show you.

[Paycheck]

This is what I did. Used 2X4s across the top to hold it, then ratchet straps. Going on 4 years now.

[Paycheck]

Got about $200 in it.

[Swampa]

My set up. We built 5 of these in a long weekend. 16x40. Can’t remember how tall.




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[Kdog]

^^ very nice! Been thinking about building something like this myself.

[220swift]

My set up. We built 5 of these in a long weekend. 16x40. Can’t remember how tall.




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How much did you have in materials?

[Swampa]

Can’t remember exactly but it was under $1500/man. 5 of us built them together, one guy had a skid steer and we rented the auger. Set all posts the first day and built the rest over the next 2-3 days. A couple of guys put tin down the backside of theirs also.


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[Silvey]

I did 12' legs at the lease. It is tall, but I wanted room to work for whatever reason since I wont be moving it. I did 11' legs for my good camper at home, still plenty room. 10' legs would work pending the roof pitch.

[Grant2]

I did 12' legs at the lease. It is tall, but I wanted room to work for whatever reason since I wont be moving it. I did 11' legs for my good camper at home, still plenty room. 10' legs would work pending the roof pitch.

Where did you get your carport?