ABCCANOPY Patio Pop Up Canopy Tent 10x20 Commercial-Series(White)

I would give the ABC 10x10 canopy 10 stars if I could.I historically bought whatever canopy the local box store had on sale. They always lasted maybe two camping trips.On our first use while still in the bag it got run over by a polaris vehicle. I assumed it would be trash. Although the carrying bag got destroyed by the accident, the frame unbelievably came out unscathed, nothing broke and nothing bent.We used it for additional living space and coverage at a festival, Saturday night there was a downpour. While we sat dry and cozy under our ABC canopy we repeatedly started hearing SNAP! CRASH! We realized a bunch of the lesser canopies around us were breaking and roofs were ripping from water building up. You can even see if you look at the picture that our neighbors canopy has skinnier legs than ours, and yes it broke. Theirs was also brand new and ours was only about 30$ more.Set up and break down were as easy/hard as with other canopies. They always claim one person can do it but you really need at least two.Minuses are that there is no way you are fitting the roof into the provided carrying bag and the supplied stakes are wimpy.Overall am recommending to every serious camper I know!

I purchased this canopy exclusively for the beach as the one I had prior finely gave out. I read many reviews and decided on this one. We used this canopy every day while at the beach. We had a few very windy days, and while other vacationers had similar tents, theirs moved in the wind and this one stayed put. We did not use any sand bags. This tent is heavy, and well made. You can tell that just by the steel legs. We plopped it into a beach buggy to transport to the beach. After we removed the tent from the bag, we placed the canopy (covering) on top and secured with velcro to the frame. We dug holes with our feet and buried each leg in the sand. It took less than 5 minutes each and every day to set up & take down and there were 3 of us doing so. While you could probably set up with 2 people, it would probably take a few moments longer since you would have to go to each leg & raise it & continue on. When we were done for the day, we folded up the tent, and left the canopy covering attached to the frame, and it was ready for the next day to pop up, no need to remove the covering each time. When we were done with our trip we left the covering still attached to the frame, and placed the tent back into the carrying bag, ready to use for next year. At this time we did not attach the wheels to the bag since we knew we were not going to wheel it to the beach (too much of a distance). FYI there was an unattached pole with a dome top to it, that was part of the assembly and at first we did not know what it was used for, we couldn't find any info & then realized the next day, that it fits into the center frame pole & it is what used to lift (pitch) the covering so that the fabric at the highest point of the tent stays still. The first day we did not know this and the fabric at the highest point was flopping around, while the rest of the fabric stayed put.

We utilize our pop-up tent for our food business. We need to be able to unbag and get these things up fast and have been through several models to find a quality product. After several uses we've had no issues with the ABCCanopy Tent. 2 of us are able to get it up quickly and get on to the next project. The replacement parts that come with it are def the ones that could be needed in the future and will save you lots of time.

First, I'll start by saying this canopy is excellent. I don't believe there is a better canopy on the market for the price. If you need something very lightweight and not very heavy duty, then look elsewhere. If you want something that will actually last, built on a true steel frame, get this canopy.I've done festivals, trade-shows, and outdoor markets of all kinds for the better part a year under this canopy, with an average use rate of three days per week. I often feel bad for many other canopy users, because their canopies limit them so severely. Your canopy is the bedrock of your setup, it supports your banners, your windwalls, your lights, and anything else you might need, and it does it all while resisting the elements. If you build your foundation on lightweight aluminum, then you haven't accounted for all the other factors in addition to Murphy's Law. I would advise everyone to get this canopy unless they are under a festival ordnance that requires another tent for uniformity purposes (very rare, but I've seen this happen, IMO this SHOULD be the tent required in those circumstances). This frame will withstand high winds with large banners and signed attached to it, each leg supports two proper stakes, and the wide base feet are ideal for use with weight bags.I have absolutely no trouble at all setting this up alone, and taking it down alone. I've done it probably close to 150 times. The trick is to place one corner where you want it, grab the opposite corner, lift, and stretch it into place. Once it is mostly expanded, press upward on the slider until it clicks into place, then click into place all the other corners. After that you simple lift each leg one at a time. I truly do not understand the people saying this is a difficult setup "even for two people." It's exceptionally easy for one person. Perhaps using more than one person unnecessarily complicates setup? In any case, when you take it down you do the same thing in reverse. First lower all four legs. Then unfasten the corner buttons. Grab one leg on any side, lift, and walk it toward the opposite leg. The entire tent will simply fold up. After that, bag the tent by swinging the bag behind your back, and applying it by sliding it over the top of your head onto the tent. This effectively guides the bag over the tent so that it can slide down onto the bag unhindered. The whole operation of take down or set up takes me easily less than three minutes moving at a normal pace.In addition, they do honor their manufacturer's warranty. I work mostly in Florida near the gulf, and we get very high wind gusts from time to time that can't be predicted. After six months of the harshest environment and repeated set ups and tear downs, the frame finally buckled slightly and could not fold up fully. This was a problem because it would not fit into the bag nor into our storage area for travel. They honored the one year warranty, refunded the cost, and sent a replacement. I almost felt bad because I can tell that every effort has been made for this design to be durable and affordable, and I don't like to take advantage of warranties in those circumstances if I can avoid it. However they gave absolutely no fuss.Now, with that said, understand that there are two, seemingly identical carrying bags for this canopy. My original canopy came with an incredibly heavy duty bag that looked exactly like that displayed in the images in the listings. When I received my second canopy, the bag was a complete joke. It looked identical to the original in every way, but was probably 1/5 the thickness and very poorly manufactured. It fell apart within two weeks. I'm not exaggerating. The first bag lasted six months and was still in near perfect condition, the second lasted only two weeks. The moment I received the new bag I immediately knew it was inferior quality, but I didn't realize just how bad it was until I had a chance to put it to use.So if you see reviews of some people enamored with the bag quality, and others complaining about how poor the exact same bag is, understand that it's because there are two versions of the bag. Which one you receive appears to be 100% luck of the draw. I've been looking for a way to purchase the quality version but the Amazon listing for the bag only appears to suffer the same problem - the seller called "#1 Instant Shelter" randomly distributes one version or the other, and most customers have no idea this is taking place. Shame on them for not being more transparent in this regard.

Great product. It’s a major heavy duty canopy with good thick fabric but it doesn’t fit our Ezup camping cube which is why we bought it. It gaps all around the top whic would allow water inside and we can barely stretch the straps around the legs. It’s suppose to be 10x10 but it seems just a little larger.

We have bought some gazebo's over the years but never splashed out on a really good one like this.If we have had high winds in the past we have usually taken it down form our garden sitting/ slouching area but we have left this one up all summer through some wizard of Oz type winds and it has stayed sturdy. It is a solid bit of kit and the heavy duty sand bags that come with are a great touch and also a good quality storage bag on wheels so we can stop it in the winter.

Leicht aufzubauen. Habe lange einen Schattenspender für den Garten gesucht. Da alles bereits miteinander verbunden ist kann man es sogar, wenn nötig, als Frau alleine aufstellen. Bei stärkerem Wind lässt sich das Zelt, auf Grund der höhenverstellbaren Beine, schnell absenken und mit den Schüren fixieren. Bin sehr begeistert und würde es sofort wieder kaufen.

So it hasn't rained yet so can't yet give an opinion on how water proof it is but it is very sturdy and looks really nice. The frame is lovely rather than the normal white flimsy frames you get with gazebos

The media could not be loaded.  Easy to assemble (with two people). Good storage case and sand bags included. It’s been erected for 3 weeks through our English summer ( heavy wind and rain ) and has stood up wells.

Preis/Leistung, SUPER!Qualität macht einen guten Eindruck.