Will this canopy accommodate ornate posts which are secured (by screwing them on) at each corner? My gazebo has four corners, each with a male screw.
485536
In order to use the posts we would have to drill a hole to make them work. We have posts too and didn't use them. I will tell you now that I am using the canopy more and more, the top doesn't stand up like the photo shows. Mine kind of lays flat which is okay but the screen netting moves around in wind and rain gets in and everything under the canopy gets wet. Nothing like the original replacement but we tried to get that first and couldn't. It is an okay replacement but we also had tried numerous things to keep bugs from getting in between the top and the screen netting.I wound up stapling the netting border to the flaps hanging down. Works like a charm but I had to improvise a lot. In order to use the posts we would have to drill a hole to make them work. We have posts too and didn't use them. I will tell you now that I am using the canopy more and more, the top doesn't stand up like the photo shows. Mine kind of lays flat which is okay but the screen netting moves around in wind and rain gets in and everything under the canopy gets wet. Nothing like the original replacement but we tried to get that first and couldn't. It is an okay replacement but we also had tried numerous things to keep bugs from getting in between the top and the screen netting.I wound up... » Read More In order to use the posts we would have to drill a hole to make them work. We have posts too and didn't use them. I will tell you now that I am using the canopy more and more, the top doesn't stand up like the photo shows. Mine kind of lays flat which is okay but the screen netting moves around in wind and rain gets in and everything under the canopy gets wet. Nothing like the original replacement but we tried to get that first and couldn't. It is an okay replacement but we also had tried numerous things to keep bugs from getting in between the top and the screen netting.I wound up stapling the netting border to the flaps hanging down. Works like a charm but I had to improvise a lot. « Show Less
485537
It will not accommodate ornate posts as there are not any access holes for the screws.
485538
Not sure if it will fit your posts, but I wouldn't buy it if it did. Mine was made of extremely thin material and did not have drain holes as advertised.
485539
No I found that was a problem for me there were no holes to screw anything securely only Velcro straps.
485540
There are no holes in the canopy for the post. I have purchased grommets to install.
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.
1444264
Personally I believe it should. I have something close. They Do stick out past the posts a bit with the frame we are using. Hope this helps
466635
I think it will fit fine. Mine is on a wood 4 x 4 post and really doesn't even need to be screwed in. It fits tight when pressed on the post. We love ours. Not a lot of light, but enough.
16973
Once you put the canopy on the frame and loop the straps over the eyebolts at the bottom of the legs, it will hold together very well. Mine blew off my deck in a strong windstorm because I didn't have it secured down. It stayed completely together in spite of rolling several times. Much easier putting up with 2 people, but you can do it alone.
1784620
This my OPINION ONLY based upon having one. Mine is attached to my pavers (there are concealed mounting brackets at the base of all four legs of the gazebo) and has stayed put through all four seasons (I live in the midwest) including high winds, heavy rain, hail, and over a foot of snowfall. For a wooden deck - two considerations: 1) This gazebo is heavy - can your deck support this kind of weight AND guests or snow? 2) Support structure - if the wind does kick up and tries to lift the gazebo, is the deck structurally strong enough to stay put?
1780773
I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good quality shade! I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good... » Read More I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good quality shade! « Show Less
239791
Yes, you can. The hooks or curtain tabs should be large enough to go over/around the bars (Beams) that surrounds and connects the canopy.
481115
There are special screw in stakes/anchors that can be purchased from King Canopy. They screw into the ground at each leg and secure the canopy.
846216
When you tighten the shade, the corners will form somewhat of an arc. The corners are not in a straight line and therefore I would say no.
1753704
Yes but it is loose on my frame. I measured the canopy and the frame. The frame was off by about a half inch. The canopy was within in 1/16 of an inch.
849581
Mine went on a deck , so I used some screws to secure it, but I also used some large potted plants on the four corner shelves and that really helped too. I am sure if you did this and then put something on the bottom of the four corner areas that you could put some heavy potted plants on.... you would be all set. Hope this helps
1700750
It is all 4 sides. It attaches to the gazebo with velcro strips at the top and at the corners. There aren't any instructions included, so just make sure that the screen part goes on the inside and not on the outside like in the photo. It probably could go on the outside, but it looks better on the inside, and if you put it on the outside, the little elastic button tiebacks won't work if you want to open a side like the photo.
1930007
You would need curtain shower rings to attach it to a rod on the gazebo and they zip in the middle of each four panel. . they really good and strong
1411816
They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
1688504
Sorry i didn't reply sooner,but I think it would be too heavy. And unless it's very securely mounted, it will vibrate the hell out of your gazebo
2146884
Yes, mine did. I did have an issue though. The metal hooks that hold the canopy to the frame didn't match up exactly with the existing holes. I had to improvise by using strip ties where the hooks and holes failed to line up.