Do these conflict with universal canopy side sunscreen/windbreaker walls?
333661
Yes, since the containers are about 8 inches round. I left the walls loose at the bottom, but may need to rethink that when it rains.
333662
Somewhat. But it does hold it down in a lot of wind with no where else to tie down. I.E. parking lot.
333663
I have used the sidewalls with my canopy and these anchors and the walls still fit correctly. Hope that helps.
1388423
I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to... » Read More I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I don't know if you'd need or necessarily want to fasten two windscreens together although I suppose you could. Frequently when I use my windscreen I leave it open on the side away from the prevailing wind which makes it easier for me to handle my pots. I'd think you could do the same thing or you could simply use two in tandem but not affixed to each other.
851885
Yes, but honestly, I never really ended up using this much. It was more of a hassle, and kind of a cheap product. I still haven't found the perfect product to shield the sun, but found the larger canopy's worked better. I also questioned just how much protection it was giving. Sorry for having more complaints and not a direct solution to offer. :(
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the walls we have were bought separately and were for straight legged canopy....our canopy has angeled legs and does not fit. our canopy. Be very sure when you buy the walls (which are usually sold separately, are the correct type. The walls we have do have tie-ups to hold the sides up.
1151180
No problems here. Check the safety sensor electric eyes. They may need a shield to block the sun, or slight repositioning.
596052
Should not be a problem,I used the Skinomi Techskin protector with mine. Actually these are pretty decent covers shields for the price...although not heaven duty they hold up well.
2222415
Yes but not very snugly. I have a chicco London and I've used this sunshade with it, it was fine as it has extra straps and hooks so it shaded very well (we were at the beach) not very good when it's too windy though as it would flip up.
1264996
Yes. There is no interference with the side safety nets. The panel is attached with velcro style straps that go around the roll bar. Its a fairly tight fit and is better to be installed on a warm sunny day. But it works pretty good.
1850965
I am using them indoors in a sun room that has walls of siding, so I guess I cannot help you. Sorry.
1779317
Have absolutely no idea. Never tried these on any fabric either sticky side or Velcro side. Just used it to keep equipment from sliding on desktops, which it did a really good job. The sticky part was removed with some difficulty so does not appear to be permanent. It could set in after many months.
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Hi Kim J. I haven't noticed any problems. We bought these headboards for our grandchildren's beds for a home that is very near to a bay of salt water. I will not be going there until springtime as the house is closed down for the winter. One of the headboards is in direct sunlight. We've had the headboards a year and a half. Not sure if Amazon will help you out on this, it's worth a try. Good luck.
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Many panels have a specification for hail resistance that conforms to ASTM 1038. The problem is hail is so variable (size, vertical velocity, wind velocity, etc.) that you really can't know with certainty what your particular hail will be. As for protection I assume you would pull something over the panel or panels in the event of hail. Probably unnecessary. When properly installed the panels are inclined at an angle roughly equal to your latitude but small panels like this frequently find their way to the tops of RVs or other flat places where there is little incident angle. In my practical experience hail up to the size of marbles is OK. Getting toward golf balls or baseballs - you could have trouble.
403288
The one I ordered did not come with side walls. I believe they are available to purchase. I used my old ones from another canopy.
2147678
No...the sidewall is only an attachment/add-on for the actual E-Z Up Dome II shelter. It is intended only to block off and provide shade for two of the four sides.
1696506
I don't know about a Commercial Version. These walls will fit any Quik Shade 10x10 canopy with straight up and down supports. I don't think it will fit the ones that extend out as they go down.
1256331
The basic EZ Up canopy is open on all sides. The optional side wall is for one wall only, presumably the sunny or windy side. If you want to cover three sides as shown in the picture, you need to buy three screens. We have been very happy with our EZ Up, and use one side screen only.