ShelterLogic Patio Supplies

Find everything you need to outfit your outdoor living space at IPATIO. Our patio supplies collection covers the full range of outdoor essentials — from ambient fire pits and chimineas to LED patio string lights, weather-resistant outdoor rugs, toss cushions, and decorative planters.

We carry top brands trusted by Canadian homeowners, with products rated to handle sun, rain, and temperature extremes from coast to coast. Whether you're refreshing a balcony, deck, or full backyard, our curated selection makes it easy to find the right pieces at the right price.

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ShelterLogic builds fabric-covered steel structures: portable garages, winter car shelters, utility and run-in shelters, commercial canopies, GrowIT greenhouses, shade sails and firewood racks. The frame is steel with a rust-resistant finish and the cover is woven polyethylene, so a shelter goes up without a foundation and comes down at the end of the season if you want the space back. The ShelterCoat and ShelterTube garage lines are wind- and snow-load rated and are built to stay up year-round.

IPATIO lists ShelterLogic garages and storage shelters from 8 x 8 to 16 x 44 ft — the ShelterCoat round, peak and barn profiles and the taller ShelterTube frame — plus car shelters, utility shelters and Shed-in-a-Box units, canopies, run-in and livestock shelters, GrowIT greenhouses and the replacement covers and enclosure kits that fit them. The catalogue by series and size is at the bottom of this page.

Shop ShelterLogic by category: Portable garages · Car shelters · Utility shelters · Canopies · Livestock shelters · Greenhouses · Shade sails · Replacement covers · Firewood racks

Popular garage sizes: 12 x 20 · 13 x 20

ShelterLogic catalogue — series and sizes

ShelterLogic portable garages and storage shelters

ShelterCoat	8x8 · 8x10 · 8x11 · 10x12 · 10x16 · 12x20 · 13x20 · 12x24 · 15x20 · 13x24 · 12x28 · 18x20 · 15x24 · 13x28 · 15x28 · 20x22 · 22x24 · 20x28 · 16x36 · 22x28 · 16x44
ShelterTube	10x14 · 10x18 · 12x18 · 10x23 · 14x18 · 10x27 · 12x23 · 14x23 · 12x27 · 18x20 · 14x27 · 14x32 · 20x23 · 14x36 · 20x27 · 14x40 · 20x32

ShelterLogic car shelters

ShelterCoat	8x8 · 8x10 · 10x16 · 12x20 · 13x20 · 12x24 · 13x24 · 12x28 · 13x28

Replacement covers, enclosure kits and anchors

Firewood racks and fireplace tools

ShelterLogic FAQ

What is the difference between ShelterCoat and ShelterTube?

Both are wind- and snow-load rated steel-frame garages. ShelterCoat comes in three roof profiles — round, peak and barn — and covers the widest size range, 8 x 8 to 16 x 44 ft. ShelterTube is the taller, fully enclosed tube-frame garage, made for a truck, an RV or equipment that needs headroom. The sizes of each are listed above this FAQ.

Can a ShelterLogic shelter stay up through a Canadian winter?

The ShelterCoat and ShelterTube garages carry a wind and snow-load rating and are built to stay up year-round: anchor them properly for your base, keep the cover drum-tight, and clear heavy snow off after a big storm rather than letting it build up. The lighter canopy and Shed-in-a-Box covers are not snow-load rated — take the cover down before winter.

Do you sell replacement covers for ShelterLogic canopies?

Yes — we list replacement tops, enclosure kits, extension kits and anchor bags, including the MaxAP, SuperMax and UltraMax canopy lines. Covers are ordered by line and size, so check both before buying: a 12 x 20 SuperMax top does not fit a 12 x 20 UltraMax frame.

What is a run-in shelter?

A run-in is a three-sided shelter horses and livestock can walk into on their own, out of sun, rain and wind. We list run-in, corral and small-livestock shelters in 3x4, 4x4, 8x10, 10x10, 12x12, 12x20, 13x20, 13x24, 20x22, 22x24 ft, plus enclosure kits for the corral shelters.

What is GrowIT?

GrowIT is ShelterLogic's greenhouse line — the same steel frame and cover construction, with a greenhouse-grade translucent cover. IPATIO lists GrowIT greenhouses in 4x4, 4x6, 6x8, 10x10, 10x20, 12x20, 12x24 ft, including Greenhouse-in-a-Box and heavy-duty round and peak models.

Guides for ShelterLogic Patio Supplies

All guides

How to Enclose a Gazebo in Canada: Curtains, Screens or a Solarium?

Side curtains, mosquito netting, a winter cover and a three-season solarium do four different jobs, and buying the wrong one is the usual mistake. Here is what each actually blocks, how it is sized for your gazebo model, and which one belongs in a Canadian backyard this fall.
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Wall-Mounted Gazebos vs Freestanding: A Canadian Buying Guide

A wall-mounted gazebo borrows one wall from your house, shelters the patio door and leaves the rest of the yard open. Here is how attached models compare with freestanding ones, the eight feet of clear wall they need, and what a Canadian winter does to a roof fastened to your siding.
8 min read
Winter Car Shelters in Canada: Sizing, Anchoring & Timing

The garage is full, the second vehicle sleeps outside and the forecast has started to mention flurries. Here is how to size a winter car shelter to your vehicle, read the cover specifications, anchor it on asphalt or gravel, and stay inside your municipality's seasonal window.
10 min read
Deck Box Size Guide for Canada: What Actually Fits Inside

Gallon ratings tell you almost nothing about what a deck box will actually hold. Here is how 134 gallons converts to real cubic feet, what fits inside, and the point where a compact patio shed becomes the smarter buy for a Canadian backyard.
9 min read
PVC Decking vs Composite Decking: Which is Better?

Compare PVC and composite decking for your Canadian outdoor space. Learn the key differences in durability, maintenance, cost, and winter performance to make the best choice for your deck.
6 min read
Snow Load Ratings Explained: What PSF Means for Canadian Carports & Garages

Snow load ratings are the most useful spec on a carport, portable garage or utility shelter — and the one buyers most often skim past. Here is what psf actually measures, which ratings really exist on the Canadian market, and how to match one to the winter your address gets.
10 min read