PolyX Storm Carport - 2mtr Length x 4mtr Projection - White

The PolyX modular carport by Storm is a high-quality lean-to kit designed to attach seamlessly to ...

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The PolyX Storm Carport is an ideal solution for homeowners seeking a durable, lean-to shelter for vehicles, walkways, or general outdoor coverage. Designed for seamless attachment to an existing building elevation, this kit offers a professional-grade protective structure featuring high-quality 16mm polycarbonate glazing and a robust white frame. While the kit includes all essential hardware and an integrated guttering system for straightforward assembly, users should be prepared to manage the installation process, which requires basic construction tools and preferably a two-person team to handle the panels safely.

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ColourWhite
Model Part NumberSTORM16
BrandStorm

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FAQs

Does the kit come with everything needed to build it?

Yes, the kit includes the polycarbonate sheets, glazing bars, support legs, and guttering, but you will need standard tools like a drill, level, and ladder.

Can I install this on my own?

While technically possible for advanced DIYers, it is highly recommended to have at least two people to assist with lifting the panels and securing the structure.

Is the white finish paintable?

The factory finish is durable and designed for outdoor exposure. Painting it is not recommended as it may void the integrity of the material finish.

Can the carport be resized?

The carport is a modular kit with fixed dimensions of 2 meters by 4 meters. Modifying the dimensions is not supported and may compromise structural stability.

How do I maintain the polycarbonate?

Clean periodically with lukewarm water, a mild soap, and a soft cloth. Do not use pressure washers or abrasive tools.

Will this support heavy snow loads?

The 16mm polycarbonate is strong, but you should clear heavy or wet snow accumulation periodically to prevent excessive strain on the glazing bars.

Troubleshooting

Water leaking at the wall junction

Verify that the seal between the wall plate and the building is tight and re-apply appropriate exterior-grade silicone sealant.

Polycarbonate sheet movement

Check that the glazing bars are fully secured and that the rubber gaskets are properly seated against the panels.

Guttering overflowing

Check the gutter channel for leaves, twigs, or debris blockage and flush with water to clear the downspout.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable 16mm thick polycarbonate provides long-term weather resistance
  • Integrated guttering prevents water accumulation
  • Clean white finish blends well with modern exterior aesthetics
  • Modular design allows for a professional-grade finish
  • Versatile use cases ranging from parking to patio coverage

Cons

  • Requires a solid wall structure for mounting
  • Assembly is physically demanding and typically requires two people
  • Limited to a fixed 2m x 4m footprint
  • Requires basic DIY knowledge and tools

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires a level, solid wall surface capable of supporting the mounting hardware. Before assembly, verify that your wall material (brick, concrete, or stone) is suitable for high-tension fasteners.

  1. Ensure the wall is clear of obstructions like downpipes or electrical conduit.
  2. Follow the provided manual to fix the wall plate, then install the support posts.
  3. Secure the self-supporting glazing bars before sliding in the polycarbonate sheets.
  4. Attach the integrated guttering system to ensure proper water runoff.

For ongoing care, keep the glazing sheets clear of debris by rinsing them with a garden hose and mild soapy water. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could scratch or fog the polycarbonate surface. Inspect the mounting bolts and gutter joints annually to ensure they remain tightened and debris-free.

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