Hi. Are you able to zip the ends closed and leave the shades up on all sides? Thank you
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Yes...the flaps on the sides are held at the bottom by Velcro. As you can see in the pic the front and back are zipped and the sides are open
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Yes. I really do love this as it gives the cats shade or sun, and you can have one side down to protect/shade the cat or all sides open. It is easily moved around even with my cat inside. For a temporary use- not to leave them in all the time, it is great. Pretty well constructed. This will be the second year I use it. My cat likes to get into it when I have it inside also.
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No, I don't think so... in fact, the lamp these fit for me had a completely enclosed bulb area... in other words, nothing was left open. Sorry.
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I checked my bag and you can open the zipper from either end. Therefore, you can open the bottom portion to allow your feet to 'breathe' while keeping the side zipped. I hope this answered your question.
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You would need opposite zipper sides to zip them together and only one zipper side is currently available. Look for a bag that offers both right and left zips.
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the windows can be closed with a zipper, there is an open mesh at the top however that can only be covered by the rain fly
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No , the panels are not lined. They're pretty thin. If you're wanting these panels to keep out light, you would need shades or another panel in addition
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Hi Jonathan, Please note there are 3 sides that have a mesh window (1 long side and the 2 short sides), as well as the top. They do not have flaps to cover them up.Thanks!
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If you are talking about the bottom free edge of the shade when fully unrolled, then you could use bungees to some weights ( I use some exercise kettle bells). Otherwise, masonry drill to set anchor eye loops to the ground for fastening.)
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I think they could be..I cut mine to fit a 21" window..there is a measuring system on bottom of shade...you cut evenly from both sides of shade...I am pretty sure there is extra space to cut more off.... I am not home to check but can let you know later today.
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YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends and the middle and cut off the extra width) and I also "shortened" it by cutting off several inches on the bottom. YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends... » Read More YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends and the middle and cut off the extra width) and I also "shortened" it by cutting off several inches on the bottom. « Show Less
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They aren't supposed to fold in the middle...at least the pairs I bought did not....something doesn't seem right...it sounds like you got the wrong glasses?
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Yes, the roll up shades are available on both sides of the enclosure. Thanks!
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On the main compartment, the side windows zip up. The top of the main canopy is all mesh and it can be covered by the rain fly to "close it up". The door to the main compartment can also be zipped up to completely close. The vestibule area is all mesh...clearly for ventilation only with minimal rain cover.
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Yes the tent closes on all sides . ends open and close with a zipper i believe .And yes you can leave the walls off and just have the roof .
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The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together,Please let me know if this helped any?Jamie
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Yes they can either be rolled up tied off and invisible more or less, staked out as awnings or with lead cords staked out at angles for openness with out rain infiltration or completely closed off for warmth on cold days.The front and rear doors the drop down covering is zippered also but the sides are solid coverings and screens.This comes with one set of awning poles but added sets are easily available at local stores ...I used pole setes from previous tent set ups and they worked fine for added awnings.
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I've never even thought about cutting the shades. I just measured and bought the best fitting one. However, if you contact Coolaroo directly, they might be able to make a custom one for you. Probably going to be expensive though...