Delta 26'x13' PE Party Tent, Wedding Tent Canopy, Outdoor Shelter, Garden Gazebo, with Water Resistant Top, with Carry Bags

Extremely happy with this purchase!! very easy to put up and and take down. You will need 3/4 people to help raise the tent so you don't bend the frame. Follow the instruction and you will have no issues.I had 4 8ft tables under the tent with plenty of room.(not in the pictures sorry)The Lights I used had the perfect amount of light inside the tent and were not too bright.Brightech - Ambience Pro - Outdoor Weatherproof Commercial Grade Lights with Hanging Sockets - WeatherTite Technology - 11S14 Incandescent Bulbs - Heavy Duty - 48-Foot - BlackBags are nice, however I just used them for the first time but they feel like quality bags that will last. Bags are heavy once loaded in with poles.Downside: needs better anchors, you are better off coming up with ones on your own.2 poles came with dents in themSmaller ball bungee cords were hard to put on but none of them broke.I would be hesitant going with the PVC version of this tent.Overall very happy with the tent and well worth the money spent.Update:Oct 2019: I have now used this tent 5 times and still no issues except the bag handles and zippers not working. The tent has been a great purchase still and have let others borrow it for their parties. Worth the purchase!!!!

Great Tent good quality. Bought it for my son's graduation party rather than renting it for about the same money. Best if assembled in a fairly calm day. Definitely a two man job, better with three. Allow 3+ hours the first time you put it up unless you have experience in setting up these things, after that it takes about half the time. Was a very tight fit, not quite right when we first put the main canopy on but after a few hours in the sun it stretched out a little and was great. Handled a 10 -15 mph wind no problems. Very happy with the overall quality of everything.

Bought this tent back in April for my kids summer birthday parties. Upon third setup it would pay for itself based on cost to rent. Set it for the third time this week for an outdoor Christmas party. With all the side walls on I had storm move into my area. Although I had to purchase extra rope and heavy duty stakes to keep it in my backyard I was very impressed with how well the canopy held up. The storm front delivered about 18 hours of steady 40 mph winds with gusts upwards of 65 mph. I ended up breaking 4 bungee ball and one tear about 8 inches along a seam on one of the end walls. The overall quality of the polyvinyl is excellent. I was expecting to wake up the next morning and see it ripped to shreds but it held up very well. As I was looking at the description again it stated heavy duty and I agree with that after my most recent experience. The five storage bags that come with it now would be great. I did not get these with my purchase.

The welds are absolutely horrendous, they appear as though completed after the galvanization process ( this is extremely illadvised) and without shielding gas. Very inconsistent beading and several of the nuts were warped causing cross threading of the fastening hardware. Tarp material used for the roof overall fairly good quality with the exception of the added eylets of which two ripped out under the force of the elastic bungie ties included with the set. I cannot speak to the quality of the walls as I did not use and still have new if anyone is in need of them. I was able to comple the construction myself in a few hours but i would expect this is not ideal for most as it can be somewhat heavy and unwieldy for an average consumer. Nice people at the company that I interacted with but after one use it was trash. I purchased this with the hopes of using it several times after the initial gathering however it has proven good for only a single use and now I simply use the roof as a large tarp when needed.

I bought this tent to use at my wedding venue to cover our deck. I would say it is around 1 foot longer than 32 feet because it is longer than our deck which is 32x20 exactly. However, installation is a bit crappy but we figured it out. And once it was up it looked gorgeous on our deck and we were ready fir our open house. The tent is a great quality for the price, and since it fitted snugly right inside the rails of our deck (except on the long side which hang off by 1 foot), we did not think to anchor it.We had it nicely decorated with cafe lights and sheer curtains, and we did not use the sidewalls, and we were ready the next day for our open house. Unfortunately, a terrible windstorm of 23 mph with gusts of 43 lifted the complete tent off the deck, over our roof (breaking off our chimney). and landed it in our backyard. We have also a commercial 50, x 30, tent with 2.5" pipe frame and the wind was gonna take that out too but we managed to remove the covering from that one so it was spared. Our property is located on the top of a hill so you can imagine how extra teriible a windstorm would be for us.Even though the tent got thrown to the backyard, I have to say, only around 6 pipes were damaged and 2 connectors. The wind actually moved the tent around twice in the backyard, so I will have to say that indeed it is a strong tent, I thought we were going to find it in a million pieces. I believe that if I had anchored it and used the sidewalls that tent would be sitting pretty on our deck today. The cover sustained a few minor tears but that can be repaired. We are going to try and replace the damaged pipes and hope we can get the connectors from the seller. This tent holds 6 50" round tables which seats 48 people, and will hold a little more people if the tables are rectangle. We manage to host small weddings of 50 with bridal party table.I would have given it 5 stars with the exception that the instructions are crappy. We love the tent and we are keeping it.UPDATE! We managed to replace the damaged poles the wind damaged on the tent, cut the extra 1 foot off the length and had it fit perfectly on our deck. Additionally, we made a tent roof liner from sheer fabric. We also used cable wire to hold the tent in place on to the deck. After occasional rough winds, the tent stood for the whole year. I will tell you this tent is strong, we have the most awful winds at least once per week. We take the top off after each use so the winds would not keep on damaging the cover. The cover however always get ripped away from the tent and we have to repair it often. Eventually we sold the venue and the tent. But we did have many awesome events under the tent.