"10x20 Quictent Party Tent Gazebo with Removable Sidewalls & Elegant Church-Style Canopy for Weddings"

Richie Rich: I bought two of these at the same time. One arrived with missing parts and was unusable. The complete one proved that this was a very cheaply made tent. It's very lightweight in design, construction, and quality. If you are VERY careful, and only use it in an absolutely zero wind environment, you might get two or three uses out of it. "Flimsy" is a great descriptor.

About the missing pieces: After contacting the company they said that they don't have any parts to replace the missing ones. They offered a discount if I wanted to buy something else from them. When I took them up on their offer and chose a small pop-up tent they tried to talk me out of it by saying that it was a very cheap tent. The discount they offered? 7 bucks. When I declined the pop-up tent they told me to just use the box with the missing parts as spares for the other tent. I bought two tents expecting two complete tents. Not one tent and spare parts. After much back-and-forth, the best they would offer is a small % of a refund. Now, they refuse to reply to my emails. This is one of the worst sellers I've ever dealt with both in quality of their products, customer service, and willingness to stand behind...

United States on Nov 15, 2023

Faelyn: The good things about this is I had no leaks and got all the right parts to put it together. It was a great budget saving option and gave us the ability to have a party with people outside in the rain.

The things to be improved, the sides with windows we gad two seams that leaked water to the inside. Also even with level ground we got some water build-up on top.

The bad things would be the low quality rope they send. Two snapped with 8mph gusts and the whole tent crashed down. It was thankfully stable during the party as there was no wind. It had no sides on when the ropes snapped. Went from taking it down for another use to a destroyed party tent.

Customer service makes up for the issues that happened. They were willing to go above and beyond to make the issue at hand right.

United States on Oct 17, 2023

Kevin M.: Things I really like:
1. The price for this large of a tent. It worked great and we'll use it again for sure.
2. Customer service - I damaged 3 of the poles on accident. They shipped me replacements free of charge and followed up to make sure I received them. That was great customer service!
3. It worked when we finally got it up and served the purpose well.

Things that were frustrating:
1. The parts aren't super high quality, but that's what you get for the price. However, all parts worked and it held together well.
2. You definitely need the white tape that comes with it because some joints come apart until they are taped. But it works when applied and easy to take off for disassembly.
3. You need AT LEAST 6 people to lift it up and get legs attached without it all coming apart. Construct the roof first then lift it up and put the legs on. That worked well though.
4. Once it's up, it is VERY unsturdy and wobbly - until you attach the cover. The tarp/cover pulls the tent tight and attaches to the bottom of the legs making the entire unit much more stable. With the roof on, it works great.
5. You need a pretty level surface for the best set-up. It...

United States on Jun 13, 2023

Alix CochranAlix Cochran: ATTENTION EVERYONE: THIS PRODUCT IS AMAZING!!! Affordable, easy to assemble, and looks fantastic. To all the negative reviews, did you think you were getting a commercial tent for $100? For all the positive reviews, thank you for all the tips to increase sturdiness and stability (this is were you need to get creative, the tent itself doesn't stand strong alone).

USE: Halloween Disco Party // 50 People (sheltered area + outdoor area) // Up for 4 days.

STRUCTURE: We purchased 2 10x20 tents. Duck taped every joint and connecting piece (went through 2 roles of duck tape, 1 roll for each tent). Zip tied the 3 poles in the middle of each tent to connect them (after putting on the top tent covers) - along the legs and top bars and duck taped the seams together. Put up 3 solid zip panels and 5 window panels. Did not use the steaks or rope that came with the tent. We put each (4) corner leg and the (1) middle leg in a bucket and filled with gravel. Then tied the associated top joint down to each bucket handle, wrapping the rope along the leg and using rope we use for camping. We then tied the top side edges down to our fence. This tent did not budge at all. Total setup time 1...

United States on Oct 29, 2019