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Kingston 10x14 Lean To Patio Cover
Quick Code: P172834
- 3.03m (9ft 9") Wide Aluminium Lean to
- Solar Grey Twin-Wall Polycarbonate panels
- Anthracite powder coated aluminum frame
- Anchor kit included
- Simple DIY Fitting
- Integrated Gutters
- 10 Year Warranty
Gazebo Dimensions
A: Gazebo depth
3030mm (9′ 11″)
B: Gazebo width
4350mm (14′ 3″)
C: Ridge height
2580mm (8′ 5″)
D: Eaves height
2060mm (6′ 9″)
E: Door height
1920mm (6′ 3″)
Minimum size for your Gazebo base:
3030mm (9′ 11″) x 3120mm (10′ 2″)
The Kingston 10x14 Lean To Patio Cover provides a great shelter from the elements both in the garden or used as a car port
The Kingston 10ft x 14ft Lean to features a powder-coated frame for extra durability with a UV treated Polycarbonate roof and built-in guttering to protect you from the weather.
This Kingston 10x14 Car Port is an easy to build solution for any garden and comes with all of the fixings that you need to quickly fit the lean to.
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