Caravan Canopy TitanShade Light-Duty Steel Commercial Instant Canopy Kit, White, 10' x 10'

Always had one of those EZ up ( Blue top) cabanas and was happy..until the silver coating on the underside of the material starting falling on us last Summer! Instead of replacing the top for over $100, we decided to replace the whole thing. We have had this CARAVAN up for one week now and The Titanshade is absolutely an UPGRADE in every way! The steel frame is better, way smoother to slide up. ( no metal screeching) The pins that engage on the legs are so much smoother and lock in better. The pointed top gives a way roomier feel and better air flow when standing under it. I highly recommend the white. It is beautiful. It fits perfectly snug around the frame and it handles windy weather no problem. Its raining today and the area under it is dry!! When severe high winds or weather is forecasted, it will be simple to lower the legs and secure the top.( we actually tried it out, as a test run) We also LOVE that it is exactly 10x10!! THE LEGS are straight!!!! Not like the EZ ups, that give you more like 8.5x8.5 coverage. We have it on our deck and have screwed the feet down( 2 holes each leg plate already drilled !) We give this five stars PLUS!!!!!!!!! LOVE it!!!

Great product - well made and easy to use. It is 55 lbs! This is not a 1 person job and it needs room in a car to transport. I changed my mind and realized it was too much for me to handle and wanted to return it. To return 55 lbs is as much as the tent itself and the company expects you to pay for the return shipping. You are also not allowed to drop it off to their warehouse (which I could have driven to). So be sure this is what you want. If anyone lives in the NYC area and wants to buy this tent from me at a discount, I am looking to sell it. i used it 1 time. Message me

I bought this tent by searching for it by *serial number* from a photo of my friend’s tent-bag; he’s had his tent for *years* and even bought it used to begin with, and I was very pleased with his tent’s performance when I borrowed it. I was a little worried about the price difference between the caravan website and this listing, but I figured that since it was the same serial number and the same appearance, and the product description makes the claim that the tent has a steel frame, it must be fine. Not to mention that the caravan website one has a host of extras that I don’t really want/need, so why spend a whole lot more money on those?I was suspicious at the first use. It seemed too flexible and lightweight from what I remembered, but I couldn’t use that to go on for a return… not concrete enough. During break-down on 2nd use, joints were beginning to bend significantly. Unfortunately I was then outside of the return period and I also had another art festival in two weeks, with dwindling inventory; I have the warranty sheet, but the stipulations were such that I knew there wasn’t time to fix anything to make it fool-proof for that next festival; I wouldn’t have been able to get an order for a super-fancy tent in before that time, either, so I had to take the risk.During setup for that festival *2* separate joints broke completely apart like they were made of cheap aluminum (which I suspect they are, since steel does not break that way; that would make the product description a *lie*). After ensuring that I wasn’t barred from future participation at the event for packing up and going home, I had no choice but to fold and lost all the money I had spent on administrative fees.As you can imagine, I am absolutely livid. I don’t want a replacement, because I don’t trust it. I just want my money back, like I feel I deserve. I can send the tent back to the seller, so that they can see it for themselves; I have photos, but the photo feature on here isn’t working properly.

I bought this brand of tent about 7 years ago. Until a recent storm took it out I had to get a new tent. I figured, this lasted so long and in so many storms that seven years is a really good run so I got the same brand. This tent is easier to set up than the last one. I don't know if it's because it's new or you worked out some of the kinks. I still need help setting it up because it is heavy for me to do alone but I can take it down alone and put it away. When I got the first tent it came with everything, sandbags, sides and the carrying case. I would suggest spending the extra money to get all the equipment if you don't already have it. Great tent.

I have been using these canopies for a decade at my church. I was too cheap to spend the money on one for home use. After buying 4 different cheaper ones on sale and a 13 x13 Coleman at Costco I am over torn and broken canopies. So I bought this. Its sturdy if you know how to work it but it will break it you forget to unlock the pins and force it to close. If you break it, no worries, they sell each part separate. Unlike the Coleman, this cover is heavy duty. I left my Coleman 13x13 outside for a couple weeks in summer while I was enjoying my back yard. No way will I take it down daily but definitely down for most the year. Guess what that Coleman top didn't last a few weeks in the yard till it was burned up by the sun. A replacement top is a joke it costs about the same as a new canopy at Costco minus a few bucks. These things are a 1 man show after used a few times. I pt them up and take them down by myself with ease but best to use 2 ppl, and your head, the first few times.