3.3m is the practical starting point for single-bay cover — but only if your setup and access space actually suit it.
Once 3.3m width makes sense, the real choice is length. The best option depends on what you actually need to cover — not just what fits today.
Best for: Standard cars, tighter sites and simple everyday cover
Why choose it: Fits most standard cars and everyday vehicles. Good when space is limited and simple cover is all you need.
Less suitable if: You need extra length for trailers, drawbars, campers or larger parked setups.
Best for: Utes, longer vehicles, trailers and smaller campers
Why choose it: A balanced option when 6m feels too short but you do not need the full length of a 9m setup.
Less suitable if: You only need basic car cover, or your site can easily fit a 9m setup.
Best for: Longer trailers, compact caravans, boats and equipment that need extra covered length
Why choose it: The right choice when length matters more than keeping the footprint tight.
Less suitable if: Your site is short, access is restricted or you only need simple daily vehicle cover.
Once you know the right length, the next decision is height. Compare the most common 3.3m options below.
| Length | 2.4m High | 3.1m High |
|---|---|---|
| 6m | $1,899 | $2,099 |
| 7.5m | $2,299 | $2,539 |
| 9m | $2,699 | $2,979 |
Price changes based on length and height. Longer setups and higher clearance options increase the total cost.
2.4m suits most cars and standard use. 3.1m is worth considering if you need extra clearance for utes, racks or taller setups.
This is a complete DIY shelter kit. What changes between models is mainly length and height — the core kit format stays consistent.
3-year anti-perforation warranty.
This is a DIY relocatable shelter kit, not a certified permanent carport. Check with your local council before purchasing.
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3.3m is not about being smaller — it's about fitting where wider setups don't. These are the situations where it usually makes the most sense.
When space is limited between fences, walls or existing structures, a 4.8m setup simply won’t fit. 3.3m is often the only width that works without changing the layout of your property.
If you are covering one car, ute or parked vehicle, extra width doesn’t always add value. 3.3m covers what you need without going wider than the job requires.
On smaller blocks or working yards, every metre matters. A narrower setup leaves more usable space around it for access, storage or movement.
If you are not storing tools, gear or equipment beside the vehicle, the extra width of a larger setup often goes unused. 3.3m keeps it simple.
Quick answers to the most common questions before ordering.
In most cases, yes. A 3.3m width fits standard utes, but space will be tighter than a wider setup. If you want more room to move around the vehicle, a wider option may suit better.
It depends on what you need to cover. 6m suits most cars, 7.5m works better for utes and trailers, and 9m is used when extra length is important for larger or longer setups.
2.4m fits most standard cars and utes. Go 3.1m if you have roof racks, a lifted 4WD or anything taller than a standard vehicle.
That’s exactly where 3.3m is commonly used. It’s designed for tighter spaces where wider setups don’t fit.
This is a relocatable DIY shelter, not a certified permanent structure. Requirements vary by area, so check with your local council before purchasing.
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