Eurmax USA 10'x20' Pop-up Canopy Tent Commercial Instant Canopies with 4 Removable Zipper End Side Walls and Roller Bag, Bonus 6 SandBags(Black)

The media could not be loaded.  I live in Northern California, and I bought the 4-sided 10x10 Eurmax canopy over 2 years ago, after my previous canopy (different brand) completely crumpled in December of 2020. Originally I bought it for leisure only (I created a backyard ‘grotto’ with play sand , water fountains, and hanging chairs during the lonelier COVID-19 times.I unexpectedly had to move into a large RV on Nov 1, 2022. As I was scrambling to find a secure storage spot before the winter hit, I was forced to batten down the hatches as best I could in a very last-minute attempt to secure my belongings from the impending storms.I discovered that I had lost one of the canopy walls, and as this was located in a very windy, very flat and industrial area near the bay, I had to strategize how to secure the structure from severe wind and rains- possibly for the duration of the winter. This was very, very important to me, as it would contain several cardboard boxes of books, as well as an antique wooden tea cart that my deceased grandfather had once built and polished for my grandmother.We set about securing the frame and three of the walls to the existing cyclone fence (as well as the attached barbed wire), and purchased a large, heavy duty tarp for the remaining wall. Several tie-downs, ratchet straps, bungee cords, and ropes later we watched the first of what would become an especially tumultuous season of driving and unrelenting rain, record-breaking wind speeds, and torrential storms that would break all local historical weather records (and continues to do so…).After the first series of major storms, I was afraid to look (I had a friend check the reinforcements). But despite gusts that felt as if this rather large RV would be whisked away (in fact the RV’s awning frame now looks like crumpled old wire coat hangers), that canopy and walls remained remarkably stable and unmoved. Like, at all.By Feb 1 I was able to move my belongings to a more ‘secure’ location. When I checked the ‘damage’, I was surprised to see that aside from a few unhappy cardboard boxes, my books were absolutely in great shape- no evidence of mildew nor sogginess, and the tea cart looked exactly the same (along with several bookshelves, a large chaise lounge, several more boxes, and a ton of plastic totes). Aside from the chaise lounge (which I hated anyways, and was a little bit soggy), everything was in amazing condition.Structurally, there was nary a dent nor bend…nothing at all that would reveal the level of storms it had just been through.It was so solid that I decided I had to leave a review- two plus years later after (still enduring) a miserable winter, a lone, thin fabric structure in the middle of a wind tunnel.I will absolutely be purchasing from Eurmaxx again (although I don’t see a reason to do so yet…aside from the original missing front wall…)Thanks for keeping my stuff safe!

This was a very long-considered purchase. We looked at every available model out there, but this was a much needed upgrade, and eventually we had to make a decision. It came down to Eurmax and ABC, and then down to this model and a newer Eurmax one. After reading both descriptions carefully, this one had better reviews.It is bigger and heavier than our first canopy, and can be unwieldy. Don't let it get you off balance. It is taller than me, which was intimidating at first, but thanks to reviews I was expecting that, and I was expecting to have to let down one of the seats in my SUV to accommodate it. Our old one fit perfectly across the back seat. This one, I had to let down the seat behind the front passenger seat and reconfigure my packing, but I actually like the new configuration better, so I have made my peace with it.I am still getting the hang of putting the cover on, getting the wheel plate under the legs, but this cover is much easier than pulling the old one all the way down and then having to flip it over to zip it up. And I love the velcro at the bottom.Speaking of love, the walls are a dream come true! We use the one with the door and the window as our back wall, to allow wind to blow through. Putting them up the first time was hairy; it was 100 degrees and I was using a collapsible step stool on uneven ground. I finally got three up and couldn't zip two of the corners. Had to do them all over. I figured out two things the hard way. First, zip the back and one side together, velcro them to a back pole and then attach at the top. Second, if you're not tall, Velcro at the top before you raise the legs to your desired height. Duh, lol.I have some minor handicaps and needed a canopy I could manage on my own, quickly, that wouldn't exhaust me. I believe I could put it up entirely by myself, but so far I haven't had a chance to try. All of a sudden, all my fellow vendors want to help me. I have never wanted to play with my own toy by myself more, but no luck so far. I think it's because most vendors here have a Eurmax and they know how to do it. I have taken it down by myself, and so has my mother. I like this one because it's easiest to take down one side then the other, rather than opposing corners. And I love the clips rather than the little buttons. Heavy duty zippers that will stand up to repeated use, quality stitching, durable fabrics, sturdy metal and plastic, very well made.So far it's a wonderful purchase with a great package. I only wish they would get the awning back in stock. But our fall craft fair season has been so much easier this year already thanks to this purchase!

I use this in my backyard so I can work on art projects and paint furniture. It's fairly easy to put up and down as needed and is sturdy in the wind as long as you remember to put the weights on the corners. It keeps the sun out and is good quality.

It is a very well made and good looking tent. Stable and sturdy. It’s nearly impossible to set up alone though. But you can ask your neighbors at the craft market to give you a hand, I guess!

Used on 5 day hunting trip this Nov 2019. We got hit with every type of weather you can think of like rain, high winds, snow and extreme cold. Worked great, provided good shelter from the elements and held up with no issues. Heated up enough to allow our cloths to dry. Very happy with the purchase.

It was a wildly simple thing to put up without any instructions since there were none. It does require four people to spread the legs and push up the roof.Once it was raised up, I took lag-bolts to secure the legs. The purchased some nylon climbing rope and turn buckles and eyelets. These enabled me to secure the tent to the deck surface to hold it down in the wind.

Lots of hanging threads so not expecting this to survive long. The poles are sturdy and very easy to assemble. Despite the fact there were no instructions, we eventually figured out how it works. But the real shocker was the colour. Fluorescent orange was not quite what I was expecting.

I thought I would spend a bit more to get a good quality tent and was not disappointed. The legs are solid the structure looks like it could withstand a lot. My only surprise was how much bigger it was in the carrying case and how heavy it was but that is because of the quality. More than happy. I tried to purchase the netting accessory but could't find it on amazon and Eurmax doesn't ship to Canada. Overall a good purchase.

The strings to help secure the gazebo to the ground are not strong enough. We are full time RV'ers and wanted it for extra living space , however when a unusual high wind came up with no warning we didn't have time to lower it and it was launched like a kite totally destroying it. WE never even got to use it, even with the 4 guide ropes and 4 corner pegs it was not secure. Other than that it was a nice gazebo.