Pool Carport Combo

This metal carport measures 20 feet wide, 25 feet long, and 10 feet tall at the legs. A vertical roof rises to a center peak and slopes evenly down both sides, finished in white panels with black trim tracing the ridge, eaves, and corners. Black steel posts anchor each corner and run down the open front side facing the pool.

The front-facing end stays completely open, with no walls between the posts. That open bay creates a wide, shaded area that sits directly beside the pool deck, giving swimmers a covered spot without blocking the view of the water.

The back half of the structure carries partial wall coverage. A black wainscot panel runs along the lower portion of the wall, topped by white panels that continue up to the roofline. That two-tone split adds visual weight near the ground while keeping the upper wall light and bright.

Two black-trimmed openings sit side by side along the back wall, framed the same way as the corner posts. Vertical black slat panels fill the narrow sections between the openings, echoing the wainscot below and tying the whole back wall into one consistent color block.

Exposed steel purlins run across the underside of the roof, visible from beneath the open front bay. Their crisscrossing pattern adds a structural, industrial look to the ceiling of the covered area.

A poured concrete slab covers the full footprint of the carport, extending forward to meet the pool’s stone coping. The slab sits flush with the surrounding pool deck, creating a seamless transition from covered space to open patio.

Dense trees fill the background on both sides, framing the carport against an overcast sky. A potted plant sits near the open corner post, and a decorative pool fountain arcs water across the foreground, adding movement to the scene closest to the camera.

The overall structure keeps a simple gable shape, open on one end and partially enclosed on the other. White panels and black trim carry the same color scheme from the roofline down through the wainscot and post work. Positioned beside the pool, the carport reads as an outdoor living feature as much as a functional structure.