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Carport Prices in Durban (2026)

A single carport in Durban costs from R6,500 supplied and installed, a double R12,500–R24,000, a triple R19,000–R38,000 and a four-bay R27,000–R52,000, all in hot-dip galvanised steel with an IBR roof. Shade net carports start at R4,500, aluminium at roughly R12,000 and cantilever structures carry a premium for the clear front. The bands below are Durban supply-and-install figures; the exact price depends on the roof, the height and how close the stand is to the sea.

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Carport price list by size — Durban 2026

These are typical supplied-and-installed bands for a hot-dip galvanised steel frame with an IBR roof on a standard, accessible Durban stand. A sea-facing site, heavier marine-grade galvanising and premium sheeting move a quote toward the top of each band.

CarportSizeCoversPrice band (installed)
Single3m × 6m1 car or bakkieR6,500 – R14,000
Double6m × 6m2 cars side by sideR12,500 – R24,000
Double (tandem)3m × 12m2 cars in line on a drivewayR13,000 – R25,000
Triple9m × 6m3 cars, or a boat/trailer bayR19,000 – R38,000
Four-bay12m × 6m4 vehicles / large standR27,000 – R52,000

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What changes the price

Five things move a Durban carport quote inside its band. Proximity to the sea is the one unique to the coast: a sea-facing stand at Umhlanga or Umdloti needs heavier marine-grade galvanising or an aluminium frame, and wind-rated footings, which lift the price against an inland stand of the same size. The others are the frame material, the roof sheeting, the height (double-volume for a bakkie or 4x4 costs more), and the ground — a bolt-down onto existing paving is cheaper than digging and casting new footings.

  • Frame & corrosion protectionaluminium and marine-grade galvanised steel cost more than a light inland spec, and last far longer near the sea.
  • Roof sheeting — IBR steel keeps the rain off fully; a shade net only shades and is the budget end.
  • Style — a cantilever (no front posts) carries a premium over a standard flat or pitched roof.
  • Size — work the maths in the carport sizes guide before you compare quotes.

Shade net and aluminium price bands

TypeSingleDouble
Shade net (shadeport)R4,500 – R9,000R8,000 – R16,000
Galvanised steel + IBRR6,500 – R14,000R12,500 – R24,000
AluminiumR12,000 – R22,000R22,000 – R40,000
Wooden / timberR14,000 – R26,000R26,000 – R48,000

Bands are indicative 2026 Durban figures for supply and installation. Send your stand details and how close you are to the sea for an exact figure — there is no charge for the measure or the quote.

Common questions

How much is a double carport in Durban?

A double carport in Durban costs R12,500–R24,000 supplied and installed in hot-dip galvanised steel with IBR roofing. A tandem double (two cars in line, 3m × 12m) runs R13,000–R25,000, and an aluminium double R22,000–R40,000.

Why does aluminium cost more than steel in Durban?

An aluminium carport in Durban costs roughly one and a half times a steel one — a single from about R12,000 against R6,500 — because aluminium never rusts. On a sea-facing coastal stand many owners pay the premium precisely because it removes the salt-air corrosion risk entirely.

Does the carport price include installation?

Yes. Every KB Carports Durban price band is supplied and installed — it covers the frame, the roof sheeting, the footings and the fitting. The on-site measure and the quote are free.

Why do carport quotes vary so much on the coast?

The frame spec and the ground drive the range. A marine-grade galvanised or aluminium frame for a sea-facing stand costs more than a light inland spec, and casting wind-rated footings costs more than bolting onto existing paving. Height for a bakkie or 4x4 also lifts the price.