ABCCANOPY3x3m Pop Up Gazebo Commercial Market stall with Side Panels and Door Wall，Bonus Upgraded Roller Bag, 4 Weight Bags, Stakes and Ropes

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Heavy duty frame and fabric. Takes awhile to assemble - lots of velcro attachments. Be aware that you cannot attach the awning when the front door is attached (as far as I can tell). Not a big deal since when we close it up we remove the awning anyway. No instructions for assembling/attaching awning came with canopy. Took awhile to figure out. Not sure how long roof support crank will last - seems kinda flimsy. Important to get the corners velcroed properly! Overall a nice canopy.

Everything was good

My one thought for you if you are considering purchasing this pop up tent. I work at a church. We purchase and go through pop up tents yearly. Our normal go to tent is Costco's ProShade model. Cost is about $200 + tax. It is light weight and yet durable. I like the ProShade Pop Tent in comparison to other tents that I've used.Initially, I bought this pop up tent because I needed a shade cover other than white. After setting up the tent and using it now for a few months, this tent is a bit heavier, making it sturdier, and seems to be more durable than the comparable Pro Shade model. Taking into consideration free shipping, this ABC Canopy tent costs me only $30 - $40 more than the ProShade tent. I am a fan. Comes in a variety of colors, sturdy, durable, the inside pole design proves to be stronger against mild to strong wind.I hope this review helps you. As long as these ABC Canopy tents are available on Amazon, I will never purchase a ProShade tent again.

I purchased this for pop-up markets and fairs. This is by far the best pop-up tent I've ever used. I have also fallen for the extended awning, which we need to keep the icing from melting on our cookies. With the seats folded down, I'm able to load this into a crossover through the center of the car. It's a little heavy but if you use the bag rollers properly you can get it to move the way you need it to. The walls, tops, and sand bags are durable and hold up in the weather. The only suggestion I have is to double check some of the zipper seams, particularly the entrance wall, some of the stitching in that section was a little off and would probably need to be restitched long-term.