Hello would this fit my 10 by 10 tent also how does it attach to the tent om looking for something if it starts to rain. Thank you !
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This fit my 10x10 tent that has straight legs, it will not fit a tent that has tappered legs. it connects with the use of velcro strips that are already attached to the panels. the velcro wraps around the legs as well as the top frame. will def keep rain out, however a few of the velcro strips ripped the panel due to winds. i didnt think it was that windy. i have a feeling none of the wall panels would hold in wind regardless of the brand. hope this helps.
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It has Velcro attachments that connect over the crossbar. I purchased it more as a wind block but if it rained I believe the rain could get in from the gaps in the connections to the crossbar. Although this served my need I'm considering a model that comes with removable sides.
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The answer from "Eric" is correct. It is very important to stake the canopy down, or to secure it with weights. The side walls increase the wind load on the canopy.
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It has hook and loop straps to hold it to the frame of the straight leg canopy only. (Not the Slant leg canopy) Each side panel has zippers that attach to each other on the out side of the leg's of the frame. Keep in mine that 15 mile an hour winds will twist and bend the frame of a cheap frame canopy! I still have the wall panels, not the canopy!
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It will fit your 10 X 10. It Velcros to the the frame. The Velcro straps are easy to attach and are under the canopy so no water gets in. The side panels zip together easily. Have used mine in the rain and was very pleased. Good luck
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It may work for the sides but my concern would be the one-foot difference in height as it attaches with two small hooks to the top of the canopy frame. The excess material would hang, making it awkward to stake down and affect the necessary zipper tension. Another thing to consider is that if strong winds get underneath the tent, you'd have a heck of a time getting it to stay down without weight inside. That was my experience, even with the 10 x 10 canopy.
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It has velcro tabs that are simple to attach to the frame. Is there anyone can tell me how to obtain a reasonably priced waterproof cover for a 10x10 canopy?
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It'd be a snug fit I imagine lengthwise, and I'm not sure what that would do for the tents longevity though. I own the cot and the tent and if you want to use the tent on the cot be forewarned that the rain fly that comes with the tent does not hang over the sides of the cot, causing rain to pool onto the cot when it rains. Personally, I'd use the pad under the tent, as it was intended and use my Teton sleeping bag inside the tent.
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The mesh material is soft. Some people with 10x10 STRAIGHT leg canopies have had no fit problems. I have a Coleman 10x10 straight leg canopy and the screen is pretty tight.
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Yes you can put it on if you need it. I haven't used mine on tent yet but plan on putting it on at my next show. Remember no question is silly or dumb. How will you learn or make a decision ifnyou don't ask questions. Thanks hope thatnhelped.
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I think it would be tight. If it's not raining outside it would be okay. If it rains and you keep bumping the sides or top you will be wet. I do enjoy this tent. I have another light weight tent that costs 5 times more yet I use this one more often as it fits my pack better. I use a Eberlestock x2 pack for a 1 to 5 day pack and this just fits.
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If your canopy is a true 10x10 it should fit. The canopy I have is 10x10 @ the bottom but at the top it's only 8x8 which is weird, so it has a little slack at the top. Doesn't really bother me but if you want a true tight fit you'll need a true 10x10. Hope that helps. ..
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The 10x10 is a separate tent that can attach to your SUV/Truck or not - it has about 71/2 ft. height and has a attached floor - the screen porch addition will attach to the 10x10 tent but does not have a floor - unless you need the additional sleeping area you don't need to attach it. - hope this helps
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I am sure it would fit on a longer cot however, if you look at the pics of the tent, on each corner there is a type of bungee cord that attaches the tent to the XXL cot. There is not much length to those bungee cords. Also, this will mean more area for which moisture to lay on the cot between the tent and cot during any kind of rain or snow. In my review I stated that I bring and extra rain fly for when its raining. It covers the entire unit. This is because when you attach the tents rain fly to the tent, it only covers the tent. There is a gap between where the tent ends and the cot itself. This is the only flaw I have seen with this setup. Hope this helps.. Still a great setup.. Lots of compliments... Have a great day.. Max
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If you are in low wind conditions, the tent sits just fine by itself but it is a light tent that would easily be blown away in high-winds. I've used 550 cord or zip-ties on occasion to secure the tent to the cross-bars at both ends of the cot through the tent's grommets. The rain fly clips onto the tent at the corners and there are additional nylon loops on the rain fly for blustery days. I have rarely had to secure the tent though. My gear is usually enough to keep it in place. Hope this helps.
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Most universal 10X10 canopies will fit. I first purchased one on amazon and it was very thin so rain came through it. After doing some research for waterproof ones I purchased one from gardenwinds.com (water resistant, but rain has not come through). Hope that helps.
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Hi Taylor! This is a kit for the fabric only. It's compatible with 10x10 canopies. You can order the fabric kit here: Caravan Canopy 10-Feet Canopy Sidewall Kit for Caravan Display Shade and Aluma Shade Models, White
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Dayana, The Coleman poles are 27" long each (68.58 cm) so they are longer than what you currently have. You'll have to figure out the total length you need for one side of your tent and see if these poles will work. I just ordered 3 packages of 4 sections each, then laid the tent out, and put poles together until they were the right length. I guessed well, as I only had two sections left over for my 10' x 10' tent. I hope this helps you figure things out.
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Did you try tying the guy line that I'd under the window on the rain fly? That may take out any sag? I have been in this tent in torrential rain and I found one area where the rain fly may leak, it did on mine. The cover over the zipper, on the rain fly, can leak if the Velcro isn't up high enough to keep the cover in place due to wind. I glued a Velcro strip higher above the last set of Velcro and it took care of the issue. The best part about this tent is you will stay dry when it rains, I doubt you can find a better tent under 50 dollars!! I hope that helps
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I don't see how it can fit 10 X 15. Mine has to stretch a bit to attach to my 10 X 10 straight leg canopy.
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It doesn't come with a footprint. The bottom of the tent (and the first 2-3 inches of the sides) are a similar material to the rainfly, but above that is mesh. I just use a tarp beneath mine, with the excess tucked under (the tent has an unusual shape to it) and that works just fine. I have not tried it without one yet, and I suspect that (at least in the super wet area I live in) doing so might not go great.