Palram - Canopia | Arizona Double Carport - Arch - HG9103
The unique styling of the Arizona Arch creates an extra-large and multi-functional outdoor structure providing protection for your cars, RV, or boat, and can easily be transformed into an entertaining space. The innovative arch shaped design provides space savings compared to traditional carports and allows for easy access. The frame and roofing system was developed to be maintenance free and are able to withstand harsh weather conditions. Heavy duty polycarbonate roof panels block 100% of UV rays while allowing 90% light transmission. Integrated gutter system helps divert water away from covered area as well as anchoring hardware. This unique structure will complement almost any setting.
Features
- Virtually unbreakable, 100% UV protected, polycarbonate roof panels
- Wave - Corrugated Solar Grey
- Breeze - Solid Solar Grey
- Panels are high impact and shatter resistant
- Polycarbonate roof panels do not discolor, fracture or become brittle over time
- Powder-coated rust resistant frame constructed with heavy duty aluminum & laser cut galvanized steel connectors
- Weather resistant - designed to withstand harsh weather conditions
- Built-in gutter system channels rainwater sideways
- Concrete footings are required for installation
Manuals
What our Experts Think
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Massive dual‑vehicle shelter: Extra‑large 19 × 16 ft footprint provides wide coverage for two cars, an RV, boats, or outdoor gear with no center support posts to block access or maneuvering.
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All‑weather design: Solar‑gray corrugated polycarbonate roof panels are virtually unbreakable, block 100 % of harmful UV rays, and offer about 10 % light transmission for comfortable shade and protection.
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Strong structural performance: Rust‑resistant aluminum frame with galvanized steel connectors stands up to wind loads (~75 mph) and moderate snow loads (~15.4 lb/sq ft), plus integrated gutters help manage rainwater.
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Low‑maintenance & long lifespan: Maintenance‑free materials resist rust, rot, and peeling, backed by a 10 year limited warranty for long‑term peace of mind.
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Multi‑purpose outdoor space: Works equally well as a carport, covered patio, or entertaining shelter, adding functional outdoor square footage and weather protection.
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SEO & shopper appeal: Highly relevant for double carport kit, UV‑protected outdoor vehicle shelter, and rust‑resistant aluminum carport search intent.
Q&A
Q: What is the Arizona Double Carport (HG9103)?
A: An extra‑large dual outdoor carport with an arched roof design, ideal for protecting vehicles, RVs, boats or creating a covered outdoor space.
Q: What materials and construction does it use?
A: Features virtually unbreakable solar gray corrugated polycarbonate roof panels with 100% UV protection and a heavy‑duty powder‑coated aluminum frame with galvanized steel connectors for durability.
Q: What are the approximate dimensions?
A: About 19 ft wide × 16 ft deep × 9 ft high, providing ample covered space with no center support posts to interfere with use.
Q: How durable and weather‑resistant is it?
A: Designed to resist harsh weather, with a snow load capacity of ~15.4 lbs/sq ft and wind resistance up to ~75 mph, plus an integrated gutter system to divert rainwater.
Q: Does it require assembly?
A: Yes — this is a DIY carport kit that requires installation on concrete footings for proper stability.
Q: What makes this carport stand out?
A: Its arched design eliminates center posts for unobstructed space, strong UV‑protected roofing, weather resistance, and maintenance‑free materials that won’t rust, rot, or peel.
Q: Where is this carport best used?
A: Ideal for driveways, patios, outdoor seating areas, workshops, or storage zones where durable, all‑weather cover is needed.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe down frame and roof panels regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap + water to remove dust and debris; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on the polycarbonate and powder‑coated aluminum.
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Clear roof, gutters, and drainage areas of leaves, dirt, snow, and buildup so water can drain properly and reduce stress on the structure.
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Inspect and tighten fasteners periodically to keep the frame and connectors secure and stable over time.
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Check panels after severe weather for any cracks or movement and re‑secure if needed to maintain protection.
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Ensure solid anchoring on a level surface (e.g., concrete or paved base) for maximum stability in wind and rain.
