Clearance From Your House and Fence
Ground clearance - what a structure needs beyond its roof edge for overhang, water runoff and installation access - is not published by GARTOO on any listing in this range, and this site does not calculate or estimate one.
What clearance actually covers
Beyond a structure's own roof footprint, real installation needs room for the roof overhang itself, somewhere for water to run off without pooling against a wall or fence, and physical access to assemble and anchor it. That combined figure - the actual ground footprint a structure occupies once installed - is larger than the roof size published in any title here.
Why no number is published on this site
None of GARTOO's listings in this range state a required clearance distance from a house, fence or property line. Publishing a number anyway would mean inventing one, which this site does not do for any figure - see the editorial standards. A structure-specific clearance figure, where it exists at all, is set by the manufacturer's own installation manual, not by a listing's title or specifications.
What is published instead
Roof size, from each listing's own title, and usable footprint between posts (or wall run and depth for the wall-mounted lean-to), as it is collected by hand - both on the sizing pages. Neither figure includes clearance; both are the structure itself, not the ground space around it.
Where the real answer comes from
The manufacturer's own manual, included with every structure, and your local building codes where they apply. This site does not provide installation, anchoring or foundation guidance for any gazebo, tent, carport or shed in the range - that is a matter for the manual in the box and, where required, a local authority, not a product page.
Questions
Why doesn't this site just add a standard clearance figure to the roof size?
Because no standard figure exists across these listings - clearance needs vary by structure and installation, and GARTOO does not publish one. Adding an invented number would be worse than publishing none.
Does the manufacturer's manual cover clearance?
That is the intended source for it, along with your local codes - this site does not reproduce or summarize installation manuals.
Is clearance the same thing as the usable footprint on the sizing pages?
No - usable footprint is the covered space inside the structure itself (between posts, or along a wall). Clearance is the additional space needed beyond the structure's own roof edge, which this site does not publish a number for.