- Eurmax USA 10x10ft Pop Up Canopy,Commercial Instant Tent for Outdoor Events,Patented No-Tip Rolling Storage Bag with 4 Sandbags,UV & Water Resistant,Heavy Duty Portable Shelter Gazebo,Black

I needed temporary shelter once a week, for about 3 hrs, for a class taught outdoors. This tent was not the most expensive, and not the cheapest, but moderately priced. I hoped it would do the job. I assumed it was made in China, as everything else is, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover that these are made in the US. There is no assembly required at all, other than putting on the (light-weight) canvas top. They recommend you take the canvas off after each use, but I have not done that. The whole thing goes in the bag easily, and saves a lot of time.Eurmax has a more expensive model, but I bought the 10x10 Standard, and it has exceeded my expectations. The design, engineering, and production are first rate. An added bonus is that they have a good website, where you can buy accessories directly, and I have done that. I bought a sidewall kit, and use one of the walls to block the Eastern sun. If you use a sidewall, you will absolutely have to hold the tent down, or it will sail away with any wind greater than 10 mph. It comes with sandbags, but that is not enough. I bought tent stakes, and those have made the difference. If you use it on concrete, they sell weights that fit around the legs (they are expensive). If you use more than one tent (I have two), they sell connectors to hook two tents together. That adds a lot of stability. With all these options, this has turned out to be a very cost-effective way to create a tall, temporary shelter of 200 sq ft.Two people can put these up and down, but four people makes it easy. I can put them up by myself by looping a steel cable from my trailer hitch, around one leg of the tent, and back to the hitch. I can do that in less than 5 mins. With 2-4 people, it takes about one min.I have not used these tents in the rain, and hope not to. If you do, you had better have a sidewall kit, as rain will blow in. The tents are very tall.

My wife and I just returned from a two-night camping trip where we used this canopy for the first time. We were extremely happy with it! A few points:- We were able to deploy the canopy very easily. Setup is a breeze- The stakes that come with the canopy are pretty much useless. The slightly breeze would pull them and send the canopy flying like a kite. Definitely get some heavier-duty stakes. I bought eight stakes a Walmart which look like giant nails and have plastic hooks on top. These worked perfectly! Each leg on canopy has a plastic base with two holes. The stakes fit perfectly into the these holes and, with two stakes per leg, the canopy isn't going anywhere unless it's in hurricane-force winds- We were camping at 8,000 feet during July and sun was brutal during the day. This canopy was great at providing wonderful shade.- I opted for a panel which attached to one side. This was amazing. It blocked the sun during the day and wind and rain at any time. Definitely get at least one panel for this canopy. It attaches very easily with Velcro straps.- We got a lot of rain during our camping trip. We were able to stay very dry under this canopy up until a serious thunder storm hit and brought serious wind and a torrential downpour. Even in those conditions, the canopy held fast and leaked only a tiny bit at some of the seams. There were just some random drops of water coming through- The wheels on the carrying case make this canopy very easy to transport.- Be aware this canopy is still pretty long when stowed. My truck has a short bed and the canopy will not fit completely inside. I used ratchet straps to secure it atop the bed in the front and atop the tailgate at the rear. This worked very wellI highly recommend this canopy for camping. I see many other canopies at camp sites which are very flimsy and require multiple tension lines at the top corners to keep them in place. Not so for the EurMax canopy. Two takes at each leg kept it holding fast even during thunder storms. Although, I would recommend lowering the canopy in the wind if you're not using it. I lowered the canopy at night while camping just to make sure it held in the strongest winds.

This pop up canopy is no joke! It is made of a sturdy, heavy duty metal. I am super happy with it. It's definitely worth the money. Especially over those nearly disposable light weight ones that need yearly replacement. The top has a Velcro around the entire thing, making it easy to put up sidewalls for rain or overnight venues. It's been through a few storms and held up great, no rain pooling up at the top like the cheap canopies. I had it staked and sandbagged and it didn't move during storms. The frame is sturdy enough to hang merch on. While it is quite heavy, it's easy enough to set up with just one person. Wish I got this one to begin with. Highly recommend.

Quick and easy to set up/take down, legs seem pretty durable, and it can be lifted by one person if needed.

Excellent value!! Very sturdy, well constructed and easy to assemble. Definite value for the money. The company was very responsive when I had a question, too.

Very impressed with the look and feel of this model.Easy to set up, durable assembly parts, smooth heavy duty powder coated steel framework.Would be real great for commercial use. Of course would reccomend using the weighted sand bags as weather allows etc. For peace of mind.Solid carrying case, with wheels is very handy.A little pricier than the imitators out there, but well worth the extra bucks for better quality.If you want a real deal, this checks off all the boxes!!But good luck trying to reach this company if you want to order accessories

I would buy this product again, the colours and the carrying case makes it easy, great value for money

Was easy to put up except getting the material over the center pole. Once done though, it looks great, much better than the less expensive models. The clips and Velcro fastenings are superior. The sand bags for windy conditions are a nice touch. We left the covering in place when we folded it back up and put in the bag. No problem fitting it back in.