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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a triple wide carport different from standard models?
Triple wide carports feature reinforced truss framing systems that create wide clear-span openings without internal support posts. This design provides unobstructed floor space, allowing property owners to park up to three full-sized vehicles, large utility trailers, or oversized farm equipment side by side with ease.
What dimensions and vehicle types can a triple wide carport accommodate?
Triple wide structures typically range from twenty-six to thirty feet in width, with customizable lengths and extended leg heights. They easily accommodate combinations of pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, pontoons, tractors, livestock trailers, and recreational vehicles requiring generous overhead and lateral clearance.
Can triple wide carports be customized with partial sides or gables?
Yes, property owners can configure additional metal side panels, closed end gables, custom roof profiles, and specific exterior paint trim options through the interactive online 3D builder to increase wind blockage and align with adjacent buildings on the property.
What foundation preparation is required prior to triple wide carport installation?
The installation area must be flat and leveled prior to delivery. Triple wide carports can be installed over level crushed gravel pads, poured concrete slabs, asphalt, or bare ground, using specialized concrete anchors, mobile home anchors, or rebar stakes based on site conditions.
Which regional areas receive direct delivery for triple wide carports?
Direct delivery and professional installation operate from regional hubs in Knoxville and Elizabethton, serving surrounding East Tennessee communities including Kodak, Strawberry Plains, Mascot, Talbott, Dandridge, Erwin, Roan Mountain, and Bluff City, along with Western North Carolina towns such as Burnsville, Mars Hill, and Newland.