10'x30' White Outdoor Gazebo Canopy Tent with 8 Removable Walls - Perfect for Weddings, Parties and Events

JJMommyJJMommy: I purchased 2 10x10 tents because I thought I may need flexibility in my layout, but I ended up setting them up next to each other, and zip tied them together. They are not top tier at all, ( I would not think long term use) but they get the job done, and look nice.
They were very easy to set up, and took about 15min each tent with two ppl. As others mentioned, you will need the white duck tape to secure the legs. I also recommend sand bags. Overall, if you're not looking for long term I definitely recommend.

United States on Nov 26, 2023

Jennifer Cooper: Easy to set up. They looked great. So pleased with them. I bought 2 for my wedding and was pleasantly surprised at how well they worked out. Only suggestion is to buy the white tape to tape the joints together. They were also easy to disassemble.

Canada on Oct 29, 2023

Kristy Childress: I bought two of these and they were nice once set up! Took a couple hours to put together but the poles are very weak! We read the reviews before purchasing and a lot of people said to tape all the parts as you put it together so we made sure to do this! We had a small breeze the day of use and even with it being staked down, both of the tents laid over. The tent never lifted the stakes held it down but the metal is so thin they just bent, cracked, and Broke. The tent material itself tore at each corner and the plastic parts twisted. ** Also, we bought heavy duty stakes and rope because the ones that come with the tents are the cheap metal stakes and basically string, there was no way we were gonna trust it to hold the tent down. Thankfully, because of the many bad reviews we bought the insurance and was reimbursed, but as a gift card and you don’t get your taxes you paid back! We were able to rig the tent up long enough to use the one time but it’s garbage now we can’t even piece the two tents to make one, there are too many bad parts. I do not recommend the tent but if your like me and can’t afford a pricier and probably a more reliable tent, then be...

United States on Oct 20, 2023

Jennifer Caster: I bought this at a fair price of $135 a year and a half ago. If it only lasted the one event, it was worth it rather than renting a tent. It isn't sturdy enough to hold up to a rain or wind storm, but could handle a light rain or a light breeze, and provides shade from the sun. Thankfully, it held up and disassembled easily enough that I think it may last a few more events. Happy with the purchase.

United States on Sep 29, 2023

Mimi: I bought this to throw my daughter and her fiance a wedding shower at my house. It was pretty easy for the most part setting up. I thought it felt a little cheap made though. Was worried if it would last if it rained or stormed. The anchors could of been a little better. The cover could of been even better. But overall not too bad for the price.

United States on Aug 28, 2023

M.E.: Great size and easy set up. Very light so needs extra anchors if there's wind.

Canada on May 13, 2023

EdVentureEdVenture: Like others, I also read many of the previous reviews before purchasing this tent for my wife's 50th birthday celebration and can attest that most of the reviews and suggestions are both accurate and helpful. Here's what I can confirm: 1. This tent is very light duty and not intended for frequent or repeated use, or for use in extreme weather conditions, especially wind. 2. The tent requires several people and a couple of hours to set up. The instructions are mostly pictorial and need to be looked at carefully. 3. The center roof poles are particularly weak and you must be careful not to bend them during assembly. 4. It has been recommended to apply white duct tape to secure all the joints and this is almost 100% necessary to prevent accidental disassembly and to add strength to the frame when assembling. 5. The Velcro straps that secure the roof to the poles are weakly sewn to the fabric and can easily become detached from tent material if you are too aggressive. Again, this tent is very light duty.

That said, this tent is also a fantastic value for one or more uses IF you take the time and attention to set it up gently and use it in near perfect...

Canada on Sep 27, 2022

France Rousselle: Would not recommend it collapsed under its own weight, the upper canopy poles are very thin tubes, it didn't even get to use it for our event.

Canada on Sep 05, 2022

Ravino: Glad I read the reviews beforehand. the duct tape on the joints worked very well. I would also add more anchors than come with the tent. The velcro tabs and seams should be reinforced better. they ripped off with the lightest of winds.

Canada on Jun 10, 2022

caraleighcaraleigh: We decided to take a chance with this little gem. We figured if it got us through the day it would still be half the price of renting one. It arrived quickly - 3 or 4 days & was well packaged.
After all of the pieces were laid out/sorted/divided, it took two men about 15 min to essemble the top part (roof area). I had purchased two rolls of white duct tape, following some of the review suggestions, but we didn’t even use it. The connections were tight & figured it would be a pain to take it apart. The only area I was even concerned with was the top bar on an extended section. It had no support & looked like it was going to break - but it never did. (I think it bent on several other reviewers tho) You could totally solve this problem with sticky Velcro - I will def buy some for when it’s used again.
Once the roof was put together we had seven people totally hoist it up to add the first pole of the legs. The material it’s made of is basically just a plastic tarp. When you put the tarp on, it is SNUG!! Be gentle or a pole will bend for sure. I would definatley not want to do it with less people. The poles are flimsy & could easily snap -...

United States on Jun 03, 2019