Are the 23' x 16.5' dimension the locations where the poles hit the ground or the top of the canopy?
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That's the interior dimension. You need more area for stakes and wires - probably another 6' all around. Hope that answers your question.
315024
The hole fits a standard (5 -6 cm) umbrella pole, and would accommodate a somewhat larger diameter because the two black protrusions you see in the picture are rubber "no-slide" pieces that flex. 21 cm looks to be really large - a small tree - an definitely would not come close?
899704
I'm afraid I hung ours on a stand, so I don't know. The photos I've seen look like the trees are very close together.
25656
The description at the Amazon site is accurate. There is a sleeve that you put in the ground by digging a hole and then packing the earth around it.The pole fits into the sleeve. The pole is 7 ft. long. About 1 ft goes into the sleeve in the ground. The top of the pole is about 6 ft. off the ground. When you hang something from it, as I hung a hummingbird feeded, it hangs down to about 5 ft. off the ground.
147575
The 16.5 inch height includes the stand. The screen itself is 21.5 inches measured diagonally. The 23.5 inch diagonal measurement includes the frame.
2116265
I am not sure which poles you are talking about...The poles that run through the canopy are tent like poles with the little stretchy cord inside and they metal connecters between each section of pole. The poles that support the safety net are probably a little bit more sturdy. Either way, I think that you could put a tarp on top of it. Good luck though. Our canopy has had problems withstanding any sort of wind at all. We have purchased 2 and the 2nd one is not up because we are afraid it will rip again... it has already been torn and repaired once. I wouldn't buy this item.
921693
The broken down poles are 15 13/16 inches long. So we can just round to 16 inches.
1580253
The two sides are approximately 16 1/2 inches and the top from widest point to widest point is approximately 23 inches.
2196037
It's an equilateral triangle w/16'-0" sides. Nice canopy.....'been up for 3 months over our pool and the price & shipping is right!
576536
The items are 16" wide and 18" high. The part of the item that is above ground is 11 inches.
2069959
They are cut off at the top. The trees were from my floor all the way to the ceiling, so it doesn't look weird, in my opinion.
1949277
I think it's about 1". It was too small for my umbrella pole so I just took off the screw-top, put the new canopy on and left it unscrewed.
384869
The very top of the Easle is about 5 feet. Very nice size for displaying a 16x20. I love both of mine.
958098
Top peak has 10 foot tubing.Either end has V shaped tubing running to each top side of pen as shown and clamping there.The canopy is clamped along each side of pen with stretching clamps.Center is @ 3 ft. above pen.My tubing does not go to ground. Hope this helps
688163
I'm pretty sure it's the measurement at the bottom of the legs, I had it up next to a 10x10 straight leg tent and they matched up at the top.
1514470
I agree with Mark. Not as big as the pic seems. The trees are about 3 feet high and the width would depend on how they are spaced.
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I don't know. But this canopy is probably the biggest I've seen. It's really nice.