Quictent 10x30 Party Tent Gazebo Wedding Canopy Tent for Parties BBQ Shelter Pavilion with Removable Sidewalls & Elegant Church

First of all, the tent provided a perfect setup for our party - mostly because of my watchful eye and the weather cooperated. If you want to purchase this tent, you have to be diligent in the setup. Also, if you are diligent and careful in the dismantling, you will be able to use it again. Here are some pointers you must follow if you want the tent to be in a good shape on the day of your big event:1. Watch YouTube videos by people who have installed the 10ft. x 20ft. Quictent. I learned valuable lessons from 2 videos.2. The tent comes with an instruction manual for assembly. It has parts list. Verify that you have all the parts and separate the rods, corner connectors, straight connectors etc. in groups. Mark the poly storage bags by the rod numbers or alphabets of connectors. (This will help you put all the parts in the box for storage)3. After the top frame structure is assembled, reinforce each joint with the white duct tape provided in the box. THIS IS AN ESSENTIAL STEP since any windy condition will try to knock down the structure. In order to make the disassembly easy, fold the end of each duct tape piece on itself so you can easily peel off the tape later.4. Put the canopy on the structure while it is sitting on the ground or on your deck or patio and stretch it. Then, with the help of more hands, raise the structure to insert the vertical posts. Don't wait for the whole structure to be raised to the full height before putting on the canopy.5. I installed the tent on a paver patio, so could not use the stakes to hold down the 6 legs firmly. If you install it on grass or bare ground, you will have an advantage. For two days I was constantly keeping an eye on the tent and moving the legs shifted due to windy conditions.I am including some photos from our setup. It accomodated 18 people for a meal - 3 tables and 18 chairs. Good luck with your purchase!

Don’t even know where to start! I contacted the seller prior to purchasing because NONE of these stupid party tents have good reviews!! This company had the least amount of negative so I thought I would try it. Seller said it was good quality. BULL CRAP!We put the frame together ok. I had high hopes. As we put the feet on it one pole popped out! We fix that and another popped out! We fixed that and another popped out!2 FREAKIN HOURS LATER, early guests started to arrive and I said just put the cover on it and do the best we can because I had other things to do before this event started!! I was SO stressed!! And in tears!! Then, as you can see in the photo… during the event, poles were still popping out!! PIECE of total CRAP!! Then tearing it down… while I was tearing it down a SLIGHT… and I mean SLIGHT breeze came up and blew the dang thing over!! Unfortunately it blew onto my fence and the cheap crap cover tore!I need to use this piece of crap again in 3 weeks for my wedding and I dread it!! Plus, I bought 2 of them and the first event was such a disaster with it I didn’t have time to assemble the 2nd one. Thankfully, a few quests brought other pop up tents that are actually better quality than this piece of crap and only $50 at Walmart!!Sad thing is… I searched and searched for a product made IN AMERICA and would pay extra for that and QUALITY… but you can’t find either of that today!! TICKS ME OFF!!This company and others like it should PAY US to use their piece of CRAP stuff for the stress, time, frustration and disappointment they cause!!!!It used to be companies had pride and took care when their name was printed on a product. Not anymore!

Love them! Just be careful and look which one you want to build. I didn’t see the instructions closely and built a smaller one when I wanted to do the bigger version.

We purchased this tent for a backyard party, and wanted to have some shade in the yard. My husband built it himself, and he said it was relatively easy to build. He did have some minor hiccups along the way due to the directions being unclear, so I took a star off for that.Once built though, it looked amazing. I was leery of how well it would stand up throughout the day after reading all of the reviews here. We did have to open up the panels to create a cross-breeze as it was unbearably hot with the walls up. Once it was opened up though, it worked out just fine. A massive thunderstorm rolled in before we had the chance to take it down, so we were expecting the high winds to tear it up. After some crazy lightning, I peaked outside, and the tent was completely gone! It had blown over an 8ft. privacy fence into our neighbor's yard!! We went over to retrieve it after the worst of the storm had passed, fully expecting to retrieve garbage, but I am happy to report that ALL of the tarps were in perfect condition, and only ONE pole was damaged. The damaged pole will be an easy fix, and we'll definitely be using this again.All in all, I give this 4.5 stars. Some things to consider:1. The walls are tarps. I think if you are aware of this before you buy, you can determine whether it will be a good product for you.2. The cost to rent a similar item (but commercial grade) in our area was twice the price. Even if we got one use out of it, it was a better deal.3. Understand that this isn't something that you would build then leave up year round. It's just not made for that. It's a temporary shelter and nothing more. Invest in a large rubbermaid-type container to store it, and you'll be able to set it up again when you need it.