3.3m Wide Options
Best for: Tighter spaces, single vehicles and narrower access areas
Includes: 6m, 7.5m and 9m length options
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A single portable carport is the practical choice when you only need one covered bay — whether that is for one car, one ute, one trailer or a tighter driveway setup. Most buyers choose between 3.3m width for tighter spaces and 4.8m width for more side clearance.
These are sold as DIY relocatable shelter kits — not certified permanent carports. Council rules vary by area and setup, so always check with your local council before you buy. If you need a certified permanent carport, view our Carport Kits range.
Start with width — most buyers choose 3.3m for tighter spaces or 4.8m for more clearance.
A single setup works best when one covered bay is enough and a double would take up more width than you actually need.
The daily driver that sits outside and takes whatever the weather throws at it. A single shelter gives it cover without using more space than needed.
A practical option when you only need one bay for a ute but do not have the width for a double setup.
A practical way to cover one trailer or small work setup without building something wider than you actually need.
Useful when you only need one sheltered parking spot beside the house, fence line or side access area.
Tools and gear left outside do not last. A single shelter keeps them dry without building something permanent or oversized.
When space is tight, a single-bay shelter gives you practical cover where a double simply will not fit.
Most people start with the vehicle, but the real mistake is only measuring the vehicle itself.
Before choosing a single portable carport, check how much usable space you actually have — including access, clearance and how you move around the setup.
Start with the widest and longest part of what you want to cover — including mirrors, drawbars, trailers or anything that extends beyond the main body.
A shelter might fit on paper, but daily use needs space for opening doors, walking around, loading gear or accessing nearby walls and fences.
Think about what will actually sit there over time — not just your current car, but trailers, campers or equipment you may store in the same space.
Exact fit feels tight in real life. Leaving extra clearance makes parking easier and gives you more usable coverage day to day.
Know your measurements? Scroll down to compare available size options and find the right fit for your space.
Single carports are available in different width and length combinations depending on your space and setup.
The questions most people wish they'd asked before ordering.
Usually, yes — but it depends on how much space you need around the vehicle. A single carport can cover a ute, but access, door clearance and how you use the space day to day are just as important as the vehicle size itself.
Start by measuring the full setup, including access space, clearance and how you move around the vehicle. Once you understand your usable space, compare the available size options to find the best fit.
The right length depends on what will sit under the shelter over time. Many people underestimate this — it’s often better to allow extra space for trailers, equipment or future use rather than sizing for today only.
Yes. A single setup can work well for trailers, small campers or compact caravans. The key question is whether you only need length, or also enough width to move around comfortably.
When you only need one bay covered and want to keep the setup simple. Single carports are often the better fit for tighter spaces, narrow driveways or side yards where a double would be unnecessary.
Not sure if a single carport is the right fit? Explore other portable carport options below.
