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Size: 10x15
Color: beige
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- ABCCANOPY-professional and cost-effective: ABCCANOPY is the pop up canopy brand based in the USA, has professional tent specialist, design and sell the most professional and cost-effective canopy tent, deeply trusted by the American people. This model include more necessary accessories and useful panels,perfect for any occasion. The 150 square feet of cool shade big enough for about 8 or 10 people, with plenty of room for a table and chairs.
- SET UP IN SECONDS: No tools required, just take the fully assembled frame with top out of the bag, pull open, place the fabrics over the frame, extend the legs and you are done. Three different height settings allow you to pick the expecting height. Best thumb latch lock system easy to lock and release.
- BEST QUALITY OF FRAME AND FABRIC-The durable black-powder-coated steel, non-rust frame has nylon plastic connection hardware.Beautiful, strong and security.The latest thumb lock system,easy to lock and release.The canopy top is high-strength fabric,blocking 99% of the sun's harmful rays.Stitching lines are all seam sealed to prevent water penetrate from seams to make our canopy tent waterproof.
- NOTE: This product is not intended to withstand periods of extreme/high wind or storm. To prevent damage, it is recommended that you use the ropes and stakes to secure the canopy whenever you are using it. When not in use, please remain closed and stored away to avoid potential damage.
- WHAT'S INCLUDED- Commercial Pop Up Canopy Tent + Roller Carry Bag+4 Sandbags+4 Ropes+4 Stakes+3 Removable Side Walls +1Door Wall. WHY BUYING FROM US-More side walls included. More durable. More professional. More situation situable. More cost-effective. One year after-sale protection for frame, six months after-sale protection for fabrics and accessories.
Brand: ABCCANOPY
Material: Fabric,Steel
Color: beige
Item Weight: 82.8 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Activities, Party, Camping, Picnic, Canopy, Recreation
Brand: ABCCANOPY
Material: Fabric,Steel
Color: beige
Item Weight: 82.8 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Activities, Party, Camping, Picnic, Canopy, Recreation
Product Dimensions: 180"L x 120"W x 132"H
Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Pole Material Type: Alloy Steel,Plastic
Size: 10x15
Frame Material: Steel
Occupancy: 8-10 people
UPC: 840109906120
Assembly Required: No
Item Weight: 82.8 pounds
Manufacturer: ABCCANOPY
Item model number: package01
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Color: sky blue
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Size: 10x10
Color: purple
I am a vendor and have gone through many canopies. The very first time I used this canopy it was raining off and on all morning and there was wind gusts. Two canopies were blown over by the wind and broke. We streachd ours out put the sand bags on the legs then raised the top. The wind was never an issue for us, our canopy was stable and not going to be blown over or have the frame bent by the wind. When it started to rain we had the sides on in about 15 minutes, very easy to put on. Was very impressed when the sides were on, it did not make the inside look small, witch usually happens when walls are put on. As the day went on 6 other vendors came over to check our canopy out. They were impressed by how well it was made, the thickness of the frame and the cross bars that adds to the stability. I showed them where I bought it from and 3 bought one right then on the spot under ours. The other 3 were going to at the end of the day. They loved that it comes in many different colors so they can stand out in a sea of white canopies as ours did, we had the only purple canopy. One vendor thought that it must have coast $500 because of how thick the medal is and with everything included. Was very surprised to hear it was half that. Even the owner of the orchard that was hosting the fair came over and was so impressed he said he was getting 3 of them. My husband stated he won't be surprised to see more ABC canopies here next year. It is worth the money. I only wish I had found this years ago.
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