I was looking for something to put over my tent. this would be perfect. one back wall, and two side walls are ok. will this work??
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I used the canopy to put over my dog kennel. It will take more then one person to put it up.
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if you have this king canopy and the side walls you wont need a tent. The sidewalls zip together.
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As long as you're not too liberal in applying, yes. I used almost two for my 7' 12' tent.
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I think this will do the job. Just look at what the picture shows. You screw the four pieces to your existing 100x100 mount and the outside corners will be 200x200. I don't think it matters whether it's wall mounted or not.
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We put two side by side. There will be a row of poles down the middle but it was easy to work around. They were not actually "joined" but some white duct tape made it pretty secure. When you put them size by side you won't be using a set of side panels for each tent. The big 40x40 space was awesome!
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Yes. It will work. Actually have mine leaving against the wall at the moment.
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Shawn, I believe there would be too much overhang so I wouldn't recommend putting the tent on a 78X31 cot. As far as the other response goes, I used my teton combo all last summer and I had no problems. Do I wish everything I purchased worked correctly and would last 20 years? Sure I do. Do I get upset if something I spent good money on and it last's a trip or two? You bet. I just don't dwell on it too much. I return the product and try again. If it happens again, I return the product and get my money back and try something else. I love my setup. Have a great camping season. Max
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I would get a regular canopy with a side wall. This is super heavy. You definitely could do it, but I wouldn't
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This is just the side wall. You don't get the actual tent itself.It's do able with 1 person but 2 people make life much easier.
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It's very thin, I used it for the bottoms of coasters. I think you'd want something thicker to put up on the wall... unless you mount it to something, like foam core. Hope that helps. Merry Christmas.
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That would be a nice application, but I don't see how. It has three attachment points -- in a triangle configuration...it is really intended to go in a corner -- trying to put it against a flat wall will change the geometry and I suspect it would not work in a satisfactory manner. Good luck!
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well, it just depends on how your wall is positioned. The way I have mine it face west, so I have the back end (tail & tree limb) coming from the corner of my wall
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Hi Julie... One of the best uses I've found is for connecting my "side room" enclosure to my van where I do exactly that...pieces are on the base of the crossbars on the van and connect to/with various spots on the tent enclosure...holds almost too well and I ended up splitting it in half lengthwise and into 1" pieces...be careful to follow instructions and let sit for at least 24 hours before stressing...especially on the fabric side...clamping in place while the glue is setting up seems to really help... have fun...Ric
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You could try a 3M hook. Sorry, there is no way to know for sure what will work for your wall.
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Yes, I think it would be excellent on the walls. Not sure how you would attach it.
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I didn't try it for two, but if you trade some heigth for having a wider footprint, you should make the trick, in an A-frame shelter, but you could have some more space with a Lean-to. Of course you also won't have much room left for gear. Hope this will help.
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I put two together for that exact reason. and it worked ok. The biggest issue is the side panels are not really strong and they tend to be too floppy if you add too many panels. Putting two together worked for me, but I would hesitate to try putting more together. I ended up putting 2 concrete blocks on the outside of the "pen" (spaced out) and tied the panels to them to make them more sturdy. I still have the panels and have used them 4 times, so far. I have been very pleased with the panels.
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We set ours up in a normal camping area - size was okay. For your camping pleasure I would not leave one side down. It would take away from the structure support.