10'x10' Pop Up Canopy Tent Commercial Instant Shelter, with 4 Removable Zippered Side Walls and Heavy Duty Roller Bag, 4 Sand Bags Navy Blue

As a senior, I finally had to elicit help to raise the frame and hang the zippered walls. I love the end result!I can't help but wonder, though, if the walls each had excess material at the bottom to pull inside the tent, in order to have added anchoring security, in case of high winds, heavy rains, etc. I could have added cinder blocks (or something) to help insure the tent remained just where it was placed, with no damage to the contents or frame.Also, those of more limited stature could more easily attach the walls, without requiring the assistance of family, friends or neighbors (I really don't enjoy presenting the role of a helpless senior female). That 1st click could leave the tent at a more attainable height and THEN the 2nd click (just a bit higher) could raise it to the desired height, still leaving a 4" to 6"swath of material to be pulled inside the tent to attach more weight, for additional security against adverse weather conditions.Just an early concept to be considered as an additional tweak, if feasible.

I got this crazy idea. We were smoking cigars in the garage but the house started to stink. I live in Ohio where the winters get pretty cold. Where was I going to smoke in freezing cold weather? That’s where the idea of the smoke shack was born.I priced construction material to build a shelter but it got costly quick. We decided to find a pop up canopy with walls. After doing some searching we settled on this one. It looked sturdy but could it hold up in the snow and freezing temperatures?So the canopy arrived and we started setting it up. Man this thing was bigger than I expected. It was like a circus tent in my backyard. Setup was a little rocky but manageable with some help.I decided to hang blankets all around the inside of the walls and across the cross bars ( that’s a tongue twister). We even hung some lights and threw a heater in it.It’s been a month and this thing has held up. All the extra weights from the dozen blankets hasn’t phased it. Wind, snow, ice it holds strong.I’ll be honest I expected to have trashed this thing by now. Instead I’m the life of the party with people coming over who can smoke outside and stay warm.As I write this smoking my stogie while it’s 8 degrees outside I am super thankful for finding such a great solution to my half baked idea.

This tent was what we needed but the stitching came out the first time we put the canvas over the corners. It was ok quality but we sent it back since we didn’t trust it to not rip more.

I did not intend to wait a year to review this canopy but I forgot.I use this canopy for my hot tub on my patio, it stays up all year long with only the sides coming off in good weather.I have gone through three other canopies prior to this one and all others failing miserably.We recently had a snow storm that dropped about 4" of snow in our area and I forgot to take the canopy down. (I am in SC and we don't get much snow here). To my surprise the canopy was still completely intact with a heavy blanket of snow sitting on it but it did appear to be about to collapse at any moment.I quickly removed the snow and turned on a portable heater inside to de-ice it. During the snow removal I somehow made two small triangular shaped holes in the roof and it still does not leak when it rains.I have just contacted the seller to see if I can purchase a new top for it and even if I cannot i will still continue to use this and give it a very high review.

I've had this for a year and a half. I have used it for countless purposes and has outlasted 50+ mph wind speeds. I used this for sun block, wind block, paint bay, sandblasting bay and my restoration shop. I left it up most of last year while remodeling a classic chevy truck. It got hit by a lot of storms, took a pretty good beating and even flew away a few time. I've had to weld back the supports a couple times and the tarp is mostly duct tape now but is somehow still standing. I now put it up every weekend and opens up like a charm and closes the same. If you feel it in your heart to send me a new tent for my dedication to your product it would be greatly appreciated as I believe she's in her last days.

Edit: if I could give this negative stars, I would. I’m not just disappointed, I’m actively mad and angry that Amazon is selling this crap. I will be complaining about it because this wasn’t cheap for it to break after one use only.After only one use, on my second time using the tent, it was already broken! One of the legs won’t stay extended because the stopper that clicks into place stopped working. Had to stick a piece of metal in the hole and leave it sticking out to get the damn tent up. I genuinely hate this tent and regret buying it. What a pile of junk. I wish I could return it.Pros:Outside pocket for the walls so you don’t have to stuff them inside with the canopy. Easy to put the tent in the bag.Cons:- Broke after first time use!!!!- Walls are super thin! Comparing to my previous tent at the same price point. They let so much sun through so it gets very hot inside.- The walls don’t close all the way around if you have the slightest unevenness in the ground, which you can’t really control because the show is where it is; you can’t demand 100% even ground. You can get three of the four zippers closed but not the fourth!! Makes it kind of useless.I’m very disappointed.

The popup tent is fine, it’ll work for the wedding reception we’re having. However, it does not have wheels on the bag and it’s quite heavy. The description said it had wheels, which would have been nice to be able to carry it easier. The description also says it includes four weight bags and it does NOT. Otherwise it was easy to set up and no issues

Easy fast set up and removal ,good quality