Does the canopy you use have to be exactly 102 inches or can it be a bit higher or lower?
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We used a lower one and it fit. I don't think it could be too much higher though.
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It does not need to be exactly 102 inches. The canopy can be lower if you allow the walls to sag and remain loose. The canopy can be higher if you add length to the top corner ties and wall top ties. The factory tie straps are a good length for the normal height adjustment range of most canopy legs. The tent's top center tie works with any normal height canopy, and the wall top ties work with any normal 10x10 canopy (even the angle leg style). The ties that may need added length if you go too tall are the top corner ties, and you may need to extend the length of the bottom corner ties with a slant leg canopy (the use of a bungee cord at each corner solves these problem). It does not need to be exactly 102 inches. The canopy can be lower if you allow the walls to sag and remain loose. The canopy can be higher if you add length to the top corner ties and wall top ties. The factory tie straps are a good length for the normal height adjustment range of most canopy legs. The tent's top center tie works with any normal height canopy, and the wall top ties work with any normal 10x10 canopy (even the angle leg style). The ties that may need added length if you go too tall are the top corner ties, and you may need to extend the length of the bottom corner ties with... » Read More It does not need to be exactly 102 inches. The canopy can be lower if you allow the walls to sag and remain loose. The canopy can be higher if you add length to the top corner ties and wall top ties. The factory tie straps are a good length for the normal height adjustment range of most canopy legs. The tent's top center tie works with any normal height canopy, and the wall top ties work with any normal 10x10 canopy (even the angle leg style). The ties that may need added length if you go too tall are the top corner ties, and you may need to extend the length of the bottom corner ties with a slant leg canopy (the use of a bungee cord at each corner solves these problem). « Show Less
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as the tent rise's and lowers with the stand it has a good variance up or down, also the legs of the pop up have pins to vary the heighth, hope this helps
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It does not need to be exactly 102 inches. The canopy can be lower if you allow the walls to sag and remain loose. The canopy can be higher if you add length to the top corner ties and wall top ties. The factory tie straps are a good length for the normal height adjustment range of most canopy legs. The tent's top center tie works with any normal height canopy, and the wall top ties work with any normal 10x10 canopy (even the angle leg style). The ties that may need added length if you go too tall are the top corner ties, and you may need to extend the length of the bottom corner ties with a slant leg canopy (the use of a bungee cord at each corner solves these problem).
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Not sure of the exact height, but when the canopy is all the way up the screen still reaches the ground for full coverage. I am very pleased with the screen.
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As far as I understand it's a standard thirty inches, which does not adjust any lower, maybe you want to cut the feet or play around with it yourselfJust study the picture see if can be played around with. eliot
2022842
The walls are attached to the legs by Velcro so there is some play to make it fit. No need to be super precise. Adhesive backed Velcro stick on surfaces are provided, enough to put on all four sides of the frame. I used to have a quick shade canopy and I have to say there is no drastic difference. I am pretty happy with it.
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The tent has 4 height adjustments. At the lowest part of the tent I'd say it is at least 6'6".
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Lowest setting is exactly 17" from the ground, perfect! Highest setting is 21" from the ground. Hope that helps.
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You do not need the canopy. And the headboard and footboard are different heights. I hope I helped.
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Hello Becky, I think the depth of the canopy was 14" It looked really nice - but just to warn you - if you buy an EZ up make sure the warranty will cover you. I had a lot of trouble with the struts breaking (right in the middle where they joined other struts) and E-Z up said they couldn't accept the warranty because it was a Sam's Club product but we bought it from a vendor on Amazon. Needless to say the vendor didn't reply to my e-mails and Amazon apologized as they couldn't help because it had gone past their 90 day guarantee. I only sell at Fairs and Festivals about 4 times a year and the problems started appearing the second time I used it. My son was patching up the struts with metal rods until we decided to just throw it away and I have just ordered a new canopy for the start of the season. I hope this helps
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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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I'm petite at 5'2" but I have never hit my head on the ceiling with 102" ceilings. The highest part of the bed (the top rail) is 71" (from the floor), and my mattress (not a super thick one) sits at 66" (from the floor), so measure your ceiling height in inches, then subtract 65-70 inches from that, and you'll be left with your head clearance measurement (give or take a few inches depending on your mattress thickness). Whether this is enough or not has a lot to do with how big/awkward/clumsy the occupant is or isn't. My boyfriend, for example, at 5'11" and 185lbs almost always hits his head on the ceiling when he stays over. He is, however, inflexible, awkward, and big. I never hit my head unless I am trying to stand up (bent at waist) to make the bed while IN the bed (which is probably completely impossible for anyone over 5'3").
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It has a few options on how high you can set it. My husband is 6'3" and can stand comfortably underneath the canopy on it's highest setting.
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2 adjustments, high & low. I use low, works pretty well, maybe 2, 21/2"; just a guess....
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It's about 40 inches at the lowest. It actually stays up better when it's at a low setting.
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this is the URL for it on amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004E4CUBK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . it's a nice canopy just make sure you lower it on windy days because they don't sell replacement parts.
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I have mine set at 21". It appears it could be lowered a few inches more, maybe to 17 or 18"
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What do you mean by "the bottom of the canopy"? Mine looks just like the photo on the sale listing.
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I can second the ten foot estimate. I just measured it and it sits an inch shy of ten feet at the lowest setting.