are the walls a single panel. or can they be closed like drapes so each side of tent can have just half of that side closed?
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The walls are single panels, but you may configure them as you wish. We used spring type shop clamps to hold them in place for our needs. Our canopy is used for camping, not commercial use.
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They are all single panel except for the front one, which zips up the middle (just like in the picture). They all zip to each other at the corners and attach to the corner posts with velcro strips. You can also roll each one up and secure it with little built-in straps/loops at the top, which is handy for when the weather is nice and you want a little ventilation.
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There is a center support in the canopy section and I set up this tent by myself. It is a quality tent that has held up remarkably well to Texas sun, wind and rain. I have never taken it down so I cannot tell you whether that is a 1 or 2 person job.
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The windows in the tent can be zipped closed or unzipped to allow air to flow. I made black screens to fit the side windows in the SUV by buying a roll of plastic screen, cutting them to fit window-1 inch larger and glueing round magnets onto the edges so you can have screens on the outside in order to have window rolled down a little to get the air flowing and the dark screen gives privacy. The front window we just put your basic sun screen on the inside for privacy.
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This is for the sidewalls only, Sidewalls are velcro tops to attach to frame and zipper sides to close snugly around. They work fine on my EZ up tent. Again, I bought 4 sidewalls only not the tent.
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No, they're fixed lengths. I do love this tent, though. I actually took it down by myself one day because I didn't have anyone to help me.
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Yes it zips closed on each side. It will easily fit a small truck. We use ours for large family camping and it serves us well. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it for a semi permanent shelter. We purchased the extra wire support for the roof trusses and use large concrete form stakes to secure it.
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There is one panel in the package. We found it easier to use an S hook at both end attaching it to the awning (if you need photos please let me know), this way we can remove the one end when the sun is not on that side of the house.
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No there aren't side windows in the four person model, just front and back entrances. Great tent!
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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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No- walls are provided for 2 sides, I think. I am not the owner and we built it according to our needs. Call the company to ask.
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there is one heat-sealed seam the length (not height) of the side panels. Other than the seams along the edges, that is the only seam. Hope this answers your question
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One panel is two pieces with a zipper. The zippersRe problematic. One has lready failed. Will not close.
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All room walls and the 'front door' have cover flaps that zip closed from the inside for full privacy. We haven't been in extreme weather but it's a really great tent for the price, should do well in reasonable rain/wind. I always make it a practice to take along a couple tarps (one under the tent) duct tape and extra tent pegs. Btw I Recommend investing in 10 or more strong (metal) tent pegs and a hammer or hatchet. The ones that come with the tent are cheap, break easy. The 'patio' is great, we had a small fold up table & 3 coolers in there with room to spare.
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Dear Pamela ,Thanks for your interest on this item. This is Cherry from customer service team, it's my pleasure to help you.For this tent, the windows are removable and clear. But there's no net on the windows.If there's still anything that we can help, please contact us freely.Best regards!Cherry
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Yes you can, rather simple prodecure since sides are attached with velcro along top and verticle sides with white tie strings as secondary attachments.. However, be careful during windy days as one or two open sides may cause tent structure to blow away like a sailboat. Good Luck...
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sidewalls come separate. they don't have to be installed. u can put it up and then roll it up if you like or just don't attach it on the tent in the first place. 1-877-918-TENT
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1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these tents. Sherry:) 1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these... » Read More 1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these tents. Sherry:) « Show Less