Are there any particular suggestions/experience for decent 10X10 canopies for use with this tent?
796756
Just make sure you get a straight leg canopy not a slant leg. The slant leg canopies are not a true 100 sq. ft.
796757
I've used EZ up versions and the wal mart brand and honestly I can't tell the difference between one or the other. Dicks sold a super cheapie version that I would stay away from.
796758
Make sure your canopie is waterproof. Many are water resistant but they will leak if you are getting alot of rain. The best omes will say waterproof on the box, not water resistant. Even water proof canopies should be seam sealed and sprayed with water proofing spray such as Camp Dry on a yearly basis.
796759
No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
796760
I bought the Z shade venture 10 X 10 and it did not work! Not enough inside clearance.
796761
I bought the QUEST DOME 10x10 from dicks sporting goods and so far so good. A little expensive but worth my money. We have used this standing tent with the quest canopy many times for camping and no problem at all.
23064
the ideal tent would be a military tent from a surplus. i have a 6 man military dome tent with the stack opening and it works fine just be sure to place ply wood or a flat lawn step block under the heater in case of fall out
107149
Without question. I've used it to set up my tent in a downpore and the tent never had a drop on it. I never used the rainfly which allowed more fresh air into the ten. I have the 16x16.
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Yes, you will need a 10x10 staight leg or slant leg canopy depending on what model you choose.
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It's all about how big/heavy the hood is. The tent is not the *most* strong, but has held up well, for me. As long as you don't get a monster-sized hood, you should be fine. I have 4 x 600w lights (close together) in mine, which works great, but (as with any enclosed garden) an exhaust fan is essential to keep the air cool and fresh. *Also, to update my original review: The tent is NOT waterproof (I found out the hard way!). The seams need to be caulked on the bottom to keep water from running right through. Likewise, the seams are NOT light-proof. I recommend that you tape any seams you don't use regularly. It's all about how big/heavy the hood is. The tent is not the *most* strong, but has held up well, for me. As long as you don't get a monster-sized hood, you should be fine. I have 4 x 600w lights (close together) in mine, which works great, but (as with any enclosed garden) an exhaust fan is essential to keep the air cool and fresh. *Also, to update my original review: The tent is NOT waterproof (I found out the hard way!). The seams need to be caulked on the bottom to keep water from running right through. Likewise, the seams are NOT light-proof. I recommend that you tape any seams you... » Read More It's all about how big/heavy the hood is. The tent is not the *most* strong, but has held up well, for me. As long as you don't get a monster-sized hood, you should be fine. I have 4 x 600w lights (close together) in mine, which works great, but (as with any enclosed garden) an exhaust fan is essential to keep the air cool and fresh. *Also, to update my original review: The tent is NOT waterproof (I found out the hard way!). The seams need to be caulked on the bottom to keep water from running right through. Likewise, the seams are NOT light-proof. I recommend that you tape any seams you don't use regularly. « Show Less
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My experience has been that a tarp smaller than the tent footprint is better than one that's larger than the footprint. Place what tarp you have under the areas of the tent that will get more traffic/load
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yes.if your needing a canopy for an art &craft; show it's the perfect size10X10.as comparable to the e-z pop up tent.price is what sold me. hope this helps.Laura
875046
Yes this is for the 10 x 10 canopy. The trick to saving this from constantly ripping in strong wind is NOT to secure the Velcro fasteners along the top rails. The corner post openings are reinforced and will keep it on without the rest being tied down with the Velcro tabs. That is the area where it usually rips in high wind.
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10x8 I'd say. Get something really light since it's just for rain and it will be folded over a rope. 50 ft of parachord make this set up a lot easier too, plus it's just nice to have when you're backpacking cross rugged country. I use my hammock when hiking the Cascade mountains since there are lots of trees to pick from.
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Yes 10x10 only need more hole. But is ok went rain still alive. The one bring the gazebo break
498533
Yes, it will fit a 10x10 tent. I used it on a tent by another manufacturer, and it was slightly too tight running around the outside, but worked just fine when run on the inside of the tent legs. It attaches to the tent by Velcro straps that wrap around the tent frame.
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Yes, that's what we have. It looks like it'll work an most 10'x10' E-Z up type canopies
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Yes. They'll work fine with any ten by ten canopy as long as legs are @ 90 degrees to ground (not slanted, like some).
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The mesh material is soft. Some people with 10x10 STRAIGHT leg canopies have had no fit problems. I have a Coleman 10x10 straight leg canopy and the screen is pretty tight.
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You will need a 12 X 12 tarp to cover a Shelter Logic 10 x 10 tent. Make sure the tarp you buy has the tie holes around the edges
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We don't know. We would like to know that also. I truly hope they do NOT discontinue this style. It would also be great in 10x14 and 10x12. I particularly like the tub floored area that turns into a room or a totally protected floored "screened room". That is the feature we were looking for....totally enclosed with options for relaxation or enclement weather. Love, love, love this tent!!!!
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I don't have this tent anymore but we had it on top of a king size. It is very flexible because of it's bottomless design. You should be able to make it work.