Orbit gets things damp in minutes. I just installed the Orbit 30060 with 3 expansion kits for a 10'x10' canopy. Is this too many feet (40)?
1959888
I think so...I would have just used 2. I on a side and one more on the opposite side
1676066
Agreed with lifebird, I usually space 3-4 feet, but you will need to double up in some areas. 250ft is a good number
907384
You will definitely need some way of securing the 4 legs/corners of the canopy. I have mine on my deck and 3 of the 4 legs are secured to the spindles of the deck rail - and it has held up to torrential rains and heavy winds without any problems at all. But you will definitely need to have it secured somehow, either at the base of each leg or by the tie-downs at the four corners.
1127644
I have those same dimensions, though, in a big wooden box. It's overkill definitely but works really well. I have no ventilation issues at all. I did need to put two HUGE intake ports in though, as there is A LOT of negative pressure. Since you're using a tent you should make sure you can add more intakes if needed. Don't burn your fan out. And make sure you can support the sides of your tent because they will suck in like crazy.
282337
The unit does get pretty hot. I would not recommend using with a wood canopy.
377228
sorry jean,i cannot answer this.i had to cancel this as i returned the computer it was bought for.try to contact canopy to see if u can get your answers.
1415758
ours was a bit big, for the canopy. All we have to do is put it down after a breezy thunderstorm. Everything is fine...it works! Just doesn't fit perfectly. If you can work with that, it should be fine. If not, just return it for a smaller size. We're happy we got what we got....it works great for our needs!
572946
Yes - I think you may have to step up to a larger unit. My space is a similar size, and now that warmer more humid weather has arrived, the unit is running almost full time to maintain 50% humidity. Although the unit is very quiet compared to other units I have owned, it still may be a bit annoying in certain circumstances (e.g. viewing TV in the area).
1504621
I'm 6' 3" using the tranp in a room with a 9' ceiling. My most energetic sessions put my head within a foot of the ceiling. I do not raise my arms above shoulder level so have no concern about height. That is about all I can offer to help you decide. I use the tranp almost every day. I hope this has helped.
162584
it wasn't designed to adjust, but you can un-velcro the canopy and lower it. I only needed to do that once, the canopy is really large and has great coverage.
1433868
First of all. the mfg warns about high wind application. But if you weight down the 6 legs, there are hol;es for screws on the end of each leg. You couls also use a conrete block to anchor each leg. I would reccomend that you be able to fold down the whole canopy when not utilizing it, to avoid a heavy strain on the unit. After all it is made to be mobile and not permantly set up. Otherwise a very attractive and functional canopy. I would reccomern with the cavet athat you do take precautions when in use..
2091973
I would say no because you are losing a foot on each side. The tent walls will not taunt up and you will have a droopy tent. This would cause your sides to potentially collect rain in the droops (?)and likely leak. But, you could always try it and get a new 10by canopy if it doesn't work. Use your 9by over your picnic table. �
796756
Just make sure you get a straight leg canopy not a slant leg. The slant leg canopies are not a true 100 sq. ft.
1215311
obviously there will be some slack because of your dimensions. this is a great temporary cover. it will last you about a year for a waterproof cover, then a water repellent after that. the sun will break it down quickly. id recommend a good fabric sealer to spray on it.
1812383
We have only tried all the way up and all the way down. we usually keep it down so that we have a little extra space around the canopy on our deck. The best thing about this canopy I would say is that it has been sturdy in 20+ mph winds. beyond that wind speed we just lower the legs so that the canopy stands about 5ft. high and then we add some weight to the tarp itself (plant pots.,etc.) so that the canopy stays in place.
2277534
I would personally say,about 300 to 400 pounds. To much weight will loosen the rails,making your canopy wiggle. Don't go by my response,look for another source. I hope this response helps.
1753704
Yes but it is loose on my frame. I measured the canopy and the frame. The frame was off by about a half inch. The canopy was within in 1/16 of an inch.