Eurmax USA Four Sidewalls for Pop up Canopy Enclosure Walls Kit NOT Including Frame and Top

I am using this on my open deck so I can use our grill when it is raining. I know that it is a temporary canopy, but I have anchored it well and my deck is protected pretty well from wind. I plan on keeping it up during the summer and will take it down when Fall arrives. I am 69 years old and had no problem putting up this 8' x 8 ' canopy. This is very well made canopy. I had thought about bolting it down to my deck, but ended up purchasing the heavy weights and tying three of the legs to my deck railing. The one that is not tied down is weighed down with a 40 pound weight.

I'm giving this an overall 4 our of & star rating. The ladder didn't come with assemoky instructions, however it's simple to figure out.Once assembled, it hangs off the side of your trampoline with integrated hooks and then restsnkn the ground. I HIGHLY recommend using some garden staples to secure it to the ground. Before doing that, it was very wobbly and I was scared to let my two year old son use it. Once I out there garden staples in place it is sturdy as can be. See the pics.The only other complaint is the rungs are a bit far apart for my son but he can manage and will grow into it well.

This is actually the 3rd pop up canopy I’ve bought. My husband had been doing farmers markets for several years before we got married. We since done 6 or so together. The first time I tried to do one on my own, I broke his canopy by trying to push it up in the middle. I bought a replacement canopy that was “used and in good condition”. I opened it up and someone had broke it the exact same way and returned it. Both of those were the 10 x 10 size. I decided I needed a smaller one that was easier for me to handle anyway. This one is perfect. The inside braces seem sturdier the the others we had and there are plastic braces where the bars tend to snap in half. Even though it’s sturdy, always lock it into place by pushing up on the corners.This canopy is very easy to lock into place and unlock. I still recommend having two people to work on opposite corners, but one can do it in a pinch.I like this size a lot better because it’s easy to squeeze into a good spot at the farmers market, even when your running a little late. As long as you have one parking spot worth of room, you can fit. This size fits nicely inside the lines with just a few inches to spare.My one con on this canopy is that I wish there were a few more choices on the height. We plan on drilling a hole in each leg to bring the canopy down a few inches in case of rain.

I purchased the 8' model. I was impressed by how easy it is to set up. It is definitely built for commercial use: solid, with push-button stops on the legs, and built to last. It goes up in seconds. The broad feet assure a firm footing; the clean lines of the superstructure means fewer moving parts, fewer break points--a big plus. The canopy fabric fits like a glove, and is easy to clean. The accompanying bag is designed to wrap around rather than go over the collapsed canopy. It is made of heavy fabric with clean lines, a heavy duty zipper, and is equipped with hand olds and large castor wheels, for ease of movement, unlike so many competitor models. I can't think of any downsides, unless weight is an issue. It isn't for me, because the durability of the canopy more than compensates for its weight.

Came without any instructions, but there are different screws and making sure that they were all in the correct direction. Not that I needed instructions to do it, but considering that it is for my children’s safety I like to be sure it is together correctly.