From what I understand reading reviews and questions, the screen attaches to the LEGS, not the fabric CANOPY. Is that correct?
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The legs and the expandable frame. It has plastic hooks attached to elastic that is sewn to the fabric. There is a little gap because its not attached to the canopy, but I've never had a problem with bugs.
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Canopy comes with Foot Plate for anchored to a deck. We don't selling extra screen panel with a door. Thank you.
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It is a cover that goes over the canopy frame. Unless it has changed, you'll need the plastic pieces of the previous canopy. It's worth it though. I love mine.
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You put the canopy over the frame every time. This is not a sturdy canopy. Okay for light use, but look elsewhere if you will ever use in anything above a light wind.
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It's one solid piece that is fastened on the legs and has an entry on one side. It worked perfectly for mine, which is the slant model. If the width of the Shade Tech 64 at the edge of the canopy/top of the legs is the same as the widest part of your frame, then you should be able to fit it with a little extra room closer to the bottom.
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If just the top canopy is a available for purchase then you certainly could do that as it is not connected to the screens. They are separate from the canopy.
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Yes it does. It comes with a large metal spike for each leg. Great canopy by the way. You won't be disappointed!
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Not really. AS part of the folding/pop up mechanism, the canopy itself first opens, then the legs go up. But it is not usable (high enough) with the legs not up fully.
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No. The screen stays in place very nicely. Only problem is that it is impossible to see in the sun. I removed mine after installing and would not recommend this product
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The canopy is brown. The legs are not adjustable. We've had several good windstorms come through and tied the legs down with some concrete blocks and it held in place. My hubby loves it because he grills year round. When it's really bad out, he will attach a tarp to the outside and stays warm and dry inside.Overall, we've been very pleased with our purchase. I hope this helps.
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Yes it is! This is a great product all around. The Canopy is also removable.
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They attach the same way as the canopy and that is with bungee cords. On the corners the screen attaches to the poles with ties and on the ground stakes attach through grommets.
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You will definitely need some way of securing the 4 legs/corners of the canopy. I have mine on my deck and 3 of the 4 legs are secured to the spindles of the deck rail - and it has held up to torrential rains and heavy winds without any problems at all. But you will definitely need to have it secured somehow, either at the base of each leg or by the tie-downs at the four corners.
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No, legs do not telescope. Recommed you purchase weighted anchors to better secure party tent.
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. We have checked and it looks like the glass just lays on top of the legs. They do not attach. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you.
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It does have legs, but any brisk wind would blow it over. We prop it against our son's wooden swing set, or set it up near our fence, so that it won't blow over, just in case. We haven't ever used the stakes and ropes to tether it to the ground. If you're using it in your driveway, you can probably find something (car, garage, house, etc.) to lend support. We totally love this screen. It sets up in less than 10 minutes and breaks down just as quickly, and comes with a handy case for storage.
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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.