3.3m × 6m
Best for: Small trailers, ATVs and compact rural storage
Not ideal for: Wider equipment or setups that need more room around them
View 3.3m × 6m
Not everything on a property fits in a shed. Equipment, trailers and tools often end up sitting outside, exposed to sun, rain and debris.
A relocatable steel shelter gives you practical cover without pouring concrete, hiring a builder or waiting weeks for approval.
For more exposed or higher wind areas, many buyers choose our Heavy Duty range with upgraded steel framing for a more solid setup.
These are sold as DIY relocatable shelter kits — not certified permanent carports. Council rules vary by area and setup, so check with your local council before you buy. If you need a certified permanent structure, view our Carport Kits range.
Choose based on what you need to cover — trailers, ATVs or general rural storage.
On most properties, equipment and trailers don’t live in sheds — they sit outside, exposed day after day. That’s where a simple shelter starts to make sense.
Box trailers, ATVs and small equipment are often left out in the open between uses. Sun, rain and debris slowly wear them down. A shelter gives you quick, practical cover without needing a full shed.
Even with a shed, space fills up fast. Extra equipment ends up parked outside with no protection. A portable shelter gives you additional covered space where you need it.
Many rural setups don’t have natural cover. Equipment sits in open areas, fully exposed to weather. A shelter reduces that exposure and helps protect what you rely on every day.
On a property, layouts change over time. A relocatable shelter lets you move coverage where it is needed, without locking into a permanent structure or pouring concrete.
Start with what you need to cover first — trailers, ATVs or general rural storage — then choose how much working room you want around it.
Best for: Small trailers, ATVs and compact rural storage
Not ideal for: Wider equipment or setups that need more room around them
View 3.3m × 6m
Best for: Most trailers, side-by-sides and everyday rural storage needs
Not ideal for: Larger setups that need extra width or more working room
View 4.8m × 6m
Best for: Wider trailers, equipment cover and buyers wanting more open storage space
Not ideal for: Tight areas where a smaller shelter would be easier to place
View 6m × 6mMost people start by guessing based on space available. The better way is to start with what you actually need to cover.
Trailers, ATVs and equipment all take up more space than expected once you allow room to move around them and use them properly.
Start with the full footprint of the trailer, ATV or equipment — not just the main body. Include drawbars, attachments or anything that sticks out.
You will need space to walk around, access gear and move items in and out. A tight fit might work on paper, but it becomes frustrating in daily use.
For trailers, length is often the limiting factor. Make sure the full setup fits under cover, not just the main section.
Most smaller equipment is straightforward, but attachments or stacked storage can add height. It is always worth checking before ordering.
The questions most property owners ask before setting up a shelter.
Most buyers use them for trailers, ATVs, small equipment and general rural storage. Anything that normally sits outside and needs basic protection is a good fit.
Yes. These shelters are commonly installed on dirt, gravel or compacted ground. You don’t need a full concrete slab, as long as the surface is reasonably level and stable.
In more exposed locations, anchoring and positioning become important. Many buyers in higher wind areas choose our Heavy Duty range for a more solid setup with upgraded steel framing.
Start with what you need to cover, then allow extra room around it. A tight fit may work for storage, but most buyers prefer a bit more space for access and everyday use.
Yes. These are relocatable shelter kits, so you can move them around the property if your layout changes or your storage needs shift over time.
In many rural setups, portable shelters don’t require formal approval, but rules can vary depending on your area and usage. It’s always worth checking with your local council before purchasing.
Compare sizes and layouts across our portable carport range to find the right setup for your ute, vehicle or storage space.