Can we use this with our First-up canopy?
152854
A straight leg canopy is needed to get the maximum room. If you use a slanted leg canopy it will sag and you lose usable space.
152855
I am not familiar with that brand. But as long as the legs go straight down and it is a 10x 10 I don't see a reason it would not be ok
152856
Yes, that's what we have. It looks like it'll work an most 10'x10' E-Z up type canopies
152857
yes, you need some kind of canopy frame to use this tent. Also, a strong wind will pick the tent up, so it must have some way to keep it secured to the ground.
152858
I thank you for the reply. This will be much better then fighting with a tent.
152859
Yes as long as the legs on the canopy are straight and it is a 10x10. TENT cannot be used with slanted leg canopy
1128712
I'm not sure about that. I may have to try that because I can't find the panels anywhere. I recently just purchased the canopy top and I love it. Sry I could not really answer your question.
698621
should be fine, but if it is windy staked to the ground would be better. It is a great canopy
2233620
Yes you can. You can either pull the canopy up or it will just rest behind the seat.
1988958
no chance, its not wide or tall enough if you're looking to make it a canopy
2095918
My canopy has a little slant to the legs, as I think they all do. Some of the less expensive canopies though seem to have a severe slant making the base considerably larger than the top. I would have doubts about the screen working with those unless you can pull the legs in a bit - which might be possible?????
1038183
Yes. Easy set up and take down. Once the canopy is attached the first time you never have to do it again. It collapses into itself and stores in a bag that has wheels on it.
2227423
No...it is very flimsy. Canvas ripped after 3 weeks. Company did send us a replacement canopy but I do not think it will last through the summer.
1887761
You could but I don't believe it would be heavy enough to hold up that contraption. It is very heavy. Have only been using it a month and it is broken already. The moving parts that make the canopy hold up are apparently not very strong for the weight they have built onto it.
92814
If by canopy you mean an 8ft umbrella, then yes. I have mine on a 9ft patio umbrella and it fits perfect. We use it in our backyard and we love it.
1108038
You can clamp anything on the frame to support a canopy or Large umbrella.....just understand such attachments become a sail under the slightest of breeze. :)
1433868
First of all. the mfg warns about high wind application. But if you weight down the 6 legs, there are hol;es for screws on the end of each leg. You couls also use a conrete block to anchor each leg. I would reccomend that you be able to fold down the whole canopy when not utilizing it, to avoid a heavy strain on the unit. After all it is made to be mobile and not permantly set up. Otherwise a very attractive and functional canopy. I would reccomern with the cavet athat you do take precautions when in use..
2194522
I cannot help I did my wrong and am stuck with a canopy that does not fit. Good luck
1857985
I just folded my canopy up since it's not needed with this on it. I had the Chicco seat and experienced no issues.
1819739
I'm not too sure with that. However, I find the shade works better with a canopy as the shade itself do not have a definite support... No fixed metal frame... only soft wire frame... the canopy supported and provided shade a shape.
1174195
I wouldn't. Not unless you could hem both pieces after you split the canopy. It is a strong fabric, surviving snow, wind, summer sun over 100* but cutting it down the middle would open the cut ends to fraying.
732202
If I remember correctly, it has four strings that you use to tie it onto the buggy, like around the metal supports. Our buggy had an existing canopy, but it was very small & didn't shield her from sun, so we positioned it on top of the existing canopy and tied it down tightly so that it extended out as far as it could without falling off and onto my child's lap or the ground. I think what really made the difference in how well it stayed stuck to the existing canopy was how well we tied it and at what vantage points it was tied. There's no velcro on it, tho, so it won't just attach by itself, altho I'm sure you could buy some of that stick-on velcro for added staying power. We didn't, we only used the ties it comes with, and it worked fine for as long as we needed it.