Is the canopy vented at the top?
1272971
It is not vented; even though i think that a vent could be a nice feature, i haven't found it necessarry. I use it year round as a covered/semi-permanenant seating area (the uprights are secured to four 4x4 vertical posts, spaced 10' apart imbedded in a cement patio that will eventually become a pergola or "solid" roofed coverd patio, the posts give it a very finished, refined and more substantial look.) In the fall and winter I entertain under it seated around a fire pit table (not extremely cold in northern AL;) even intense fires don't reqire venting (the smoke has never been a bother and does seem to accumulate in the canopy; a pleasant surprise) It is not vented; even though i think that a vent could be a nice feature, i haven't found it necessarry. I use it year round as a covered/semi-permanenant seating area (the uprights are secured to four 4x4 vertical posts, spaced 10' apart imbedded in a cement patio that will eventually become a pergola or "solid" roofed coverd patio, the posts give it a very finished, refined and more substantial look.) In the fall and winter I entertain under it seated around a fire pit table (not extremely cold in northern AL;) even intense fires don't reqire venting (the smoke has never been a... » Read More It is not vented; even though i think that a vent could be a nice feature, i haven't found it necessarry. I use it year round as a covered/semi-permanenant seating area (the uprights are secured to four 4x4 vertical posts, spaced 10' apart imbedded in a cement patio that will eventually become a pergola or "solid" roofed coverd patio, the posts give it a very finished, refined and more substantial look.) In the fall and winter I entertain under it seated around a fire pit table (not extremely cold in northern AL;) even intense fires don't reqire venting (the smoke has never been a bother and does seem to accumulate in the canopy; a pleasant surprise) « Show Less
1272972
No, it s not. But it's still holding up. I think it 's great for the price and size.
2012238
Hard to say if it helps to keep temperatures down under the canopy, but it does help with air flow when there is strong wind. I like having it better than not, so I count the vent as a nice extra feature that a lot of other canopies don't have.
661314
No holes at the top it is as stated by another a solid seam around. I built a custom 7ft tallQueen canopy bed for a customer this canopy fit perfectly over it. Not sure of the amount of overlap at the openings. Love this product personally and plan to buy again .
1750358
Yes. There is a vent in the lid. Have had in for several months and love itHighly recommend it.
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.
766656
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.
1166888
The one I bought has ventilation in the rear of the white cover top. It's angled like shingles to stop the rain from entering.
2239024
No, you have an option to use it ventless or vented. Very pleased with the product.
1255820
Yes, it's vented. Saved my bacon too since my old Scout doesn't have a functional vent system.
49322
It is vented in the back. I am very pleased with my unit (going on two summers now). It cools effectively and doesn't seem too noisy to me.I STAND CORRECTED! Sansan is correct: the vents are on the side.
981914
No and no. The material is very thin. Although it has velcro the canopy does not have receiver velcro to attach.
1513899
Yes! It's not in the picture. Probably to show how well ventilated it is. It is a heavy tent.
1513386
No, the vent for the heat/air is on top of the unit. It blows air up - plus it wouldn't look too good
514728
There is no access through the canopy itself. The basic canopy does not have a front or rear enclosure so if you plan to use for summer BBQ then plan BBQ/Stove at enterance. If your plan is to use with full canopy enclosed with a stove then there is no direct exhausting unless you insulate pipes and go either under the canopy or between the roof flap and the sides. Winter use is not recommended as the canopy is not insulted as all and is not sealed.
1410597
This is just the canopy top. I think set describes the canopy snd the smaller vent top in the center
489318
There is a velcro closure on top that allows for some ventilation. I have never used it, however.
1260024
No but you have to hang the canopy from the ceiling. So you will need a hook in the ceiling my daughter loves hers