How does the mesh fabric affix to the frame? Velcro? Laced? Sewn?
158615
No the mesh does not affix to the frame. It wraps around the frame and uses Velcro to attach back to the mesh. And it's pretty sturdy and surprisingly can handle considerable weight without coming off.
158616
The fabric affix nice and tight, it is durable and holds the children weight well. I would recommend a purchase.
2210704
The sides are mesh with sturdy fabric inserts. I do not know what the fabric is but it feels like a nylon blend to me. I think this basket is extremely sturdy... it has carried 3 loads of wash (I have a small washer)... a weeks worth of clothes for my grandchildren... it is flexible but sturdy... and folds flat so you can put it out of the way. I think whatever it is made of is fine with me!
1983686
I do not know, but I would not recommend this item. It has too much variation in movement from one side to other causing item being sewed to not zip.
1396172
It attached to the frame with Velcro tabs on the inside of the canopy. It also fit very snug around our existing canopy frame. It was easy to put on, as me & my son did it by ourselves without the assistance of my husband. :)
478125
The fabric goes part way around to the back. Both edges of the fabric have heavy duty metal grommets which are laced together with a thick elastic band. Very sturdy!
614676
I just zip-tied mine onto the plates on the frame that are sticking out each end... Hope this helped.
70837
This is a pattern for someone who can sew. If it does not have snaps for waist of fly. The maker can alter the design for these additions.
222225
Technically you can, It's not really a 3 minute task, but it can be done. The big problem is extending the frame without the feet getting stuck in dirt sand etc. Also if you want to move the frame (over a picnic table etc.) It would be a 2 person job. The velcro is really good so all the actual fabric work can easily be done with one person. But the frame is quite a bit of walking in circles to adjust and extend each foot.
426952
Good question. Just the cloth. Found that out the hard way. I ordered the frame from Toro direct.
1614190
there is a velcro connection that rips off the first time you use it. If you can sew the velcro on instead of gluing it, there might be a chance of it staying on.
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.
298779
I would try sewing it. One of the shoulder straps broke and I sewed it. Now its good but when I can I avoid picking it up with the straps!
481944
Sorry I have the same problem. I'm still trying to figure it out. I might bring it to my seamstriss.
1028273
John S. - It is vinyl, not mesh. The nice mesh material in the previous straps is now a rubbery sensor attached to stretchable fabric. That's the problem I have; the fabric slides. I've resorted to wrapping one end in first aid tape to provide some traction and keep the thing in place. I always moisten the contacts, and the strap, as it has kept it from moving/sliding in the past.
613656
You will have to undo the nylon straps on the frame. It is not that difficult to do .
685255
No. It attaches with tie straps to the frame, then you pull the E-Z UP fabric down over the mesh. It is very nice and well worth the money. One person below said theirs are stretch cords. Mine are not.
48764
If I can remember correctly, I'm 99% sure the bottom was attached by thread. No Velcro whatsoever. Hope that helps!