looking for a good clamp canopy to use on bleachers. would this work well? from the description it seems as if the clamps do rotate to fit other angls
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Not strong enough to withstand the any wind, didn't make it through the season. Would not recommend.
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its really light weight and effected by wind. i have nothing negative to say, other than i wouldnt buy it again
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I don't know where all the negatives come from, we use ours camping in Colorado winds. It stays on the table for days. I leave the canopy wings folded down in the vertical position until shade needed and the lift them up for preparing meals. It would work on railings if they were horizontal 2 x 4 or 2 x 6s. It would work on bleachers if the seats were flat like a picnic table seat. The clamps can be rotated before setting it up. The people behind you would be pretty upset due to the obstruction of their view. The canopy can be leaned to either side, raised or lowered in height. The poles and canopy can fit any table length up to about 10 foot long. I don't know where all the negatives come from, we use ours camping in Colorado winds. It stays on the table for days. I leave the canopy wings folded down in the vertical position until shade needed and the lift them up for preparing meals. It would work on railings if they were horizontal 2 x 4 or 2 x 6s. It would work on bleachers if the seats were flat like a picnic table seat. The clamps can be rotated before setting it up. The people behind you would be pretty upset due to the obstruction of their view. The canopy can be leaned to either side, raised or lowered in... » Read More I don't know where all the negatives come from, we use ours camping in Colorado winds. It stays on the table for days. I leave the canopy wings folded down in the vertical position until shade needed and the lift them up for preparing meals. It would work on railings if they were horizontal 2 x 4 or 2 x 6s. It would work on bleachers if the seats were flat like a picnic table seat. The clamps can be rotated before setting it up. The people behind you would be pretty upset due to the obstruction of their view. The canopy can be leaned to either side, raised or lowered in height. The poles and canopy can fit any table length up to about 10 foot long. « Show Less
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I am not sure but I don't think so.I will also add this product is the worst outdoor product we have ever purchased. We found it to be of poor quality. The concept is great but it is built with flimsy products.
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No, the clamps do not rotate. The clamps are for a horizontal board and won't turn vertically.
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Yes, it does and raises up and down. Suggest not leaving open when windy...it is well worth having for picnic table and I think it would work in a bleacher situation...only my opinion.
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The shade/screen tent works great. It has tie downs that are optional depending on the wind. Since the tie downs are twine/rope, you can drill or put stakes between your pavers. For more shade, you can get shade panels. The only negative I have found, is the very fine mesh blocks slow breezes as well as gnats. If you only need shade, find another solution. If you want to keep bugs out, this will do it.
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It's for flat surface mount. Not sure what kind of canopy you referring to, but it is possible to mount this to anything if you come up with some special bracket.
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This canopy comes with an omni-directional mounting system that clamps to a table of a flat surface. It comes with an adjustment screw to tighten the mounting clamps onto the flat surface it is being mounted to.
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I use clamps all the way across and it's perfect. My stand is like yours and I have no problems. I highly reccommend this as an affordable backdrop.
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It won't be real tight. It just hangs. As for the clamps, if you don't have a rod pocket on your backdrop, use the clamps like a clothespin. I guess if you wanted to, you could use the clamps to stretch it a little tighter side to side at the top with a rod pocket too. {I don't know why you would need to} But the rest will just hang. If you need to get wrinkles out, set it up a day or two before hand and let them 'fall' out. The sides of the backdrop don't connect to the stand. Only the top of the backdrop. I hope this answers your question.
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We needed two people for this particular clamp canopy. The support bars are long and rather lightweight (which is good for transport and not so good, as I think without support the bars could possibly bend as you try to put them ino place alone. Other than that, we were happy with it and I would purchase it again.
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I, too am average-sized; the Shelter Logic quick clamp canopy we bought is very easy to put up; although my husband helps me, I know I could do it with minimal help.
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I purchased The Original Umbrella Stand and the Bleacher Buddy for my umbrella. My daughter plays softball. I find somewhere in the grassy area to use The Original Umbrella Stand (she plays in the middle of summer and it's just cooler in the grass). Unfortunately sometimes I just have to sit in the bleachers or right in front of them and that's when I use the Bleacher Buddy. This umbrella does extremely well in either stand.
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The umbrella is designed to attach onto the aluminum tube structure of a beach chair. The clamp is like an adjustable "C clamp". Not sure what the seat in your stadium looks like, so I can't say if it would work.
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If it is not a solid balusters I would not recommend it. The clamps would crush the pvc.
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Hi Sharee, This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited plant-genocide. :-)
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Yes, the clamps are the same size, but the upper and lower poles are different diameters. I wrapped something around the pole then clamped onto that and it seems to work fine. For reference, I used a small stack if postit notes, and also a popped rubber inner tube. The inner tube works great because it doesn't slip and the rubber is easier for the clamp to squeeze on.
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Hi Sharee,This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited plant-genocide. :-) Hi Sharee,This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited... » Read More Hi Sharee,This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited plant-genocide. :-) « Show Less
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I purchased a Coleman 10*10 canopy and a Swiss Gear 10*10 screening (by a mistake). The scree was soft. It has ooks to hang around the canopy. I did not measure if the screen is exactly 10*10. It worms well with the Coleman 10*10 canopy. I hope this helps.
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I also have the canopy from big lots. Wilson and fisher manufactured it, sunjoy just produces replacements where the original manufacturer no longer does. It is supposed to fit, but mine has been a very difficult fit. This will be my last canopy.
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We have 10 by 10 straight leg tent as well and it worked great!! When ordering the ezShade Canopy will give you a choice of straight leg or angled leg. We sure do like the sun shield.. :)