Re: Canopy Tent Confusion

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Posted by Zimra on September 4, 2003 at 12:09:56:

In reply to: Canopy Tent Confusion posted by Phoenix Tatiana on September 4, 2003 at 10:12:24:

I have one from craftcanopy.com. I often do weeklong camping events,
so sturdy is essential for me! I have the 10 X 10 one. You purchase
the fittings, and then cut metal conduit yourself for the poles
(saves on shipping). You can put them up by yourself, which is also
essential for me.
I'm not sure that I'd buy one from craft canopy again... I know
there are other companies that make ones with better-fitted walls and
roofs. I don't remember the names of other companies, sorry! My next
investment might be a 10 X 20 carport from Sam's Club, they make a
great larger-sized booth.

Zimra

: I'm really confused about the different types of canopies
avialable.
: I know that most of you suggest that an EZ-up is not the most
: reliable when it comes to high winds. . . so what exactly is
: reliable? If I'm going to pay $200 +/-, I want something that is
: going to be REALLY nice!

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Re: Canopy Tent Confusion mookie 23:24:26 9/4/2003 (1)
- nice! What's JYSK? n/t Phoenix Tatiana 09:21:32 9/5/2003 (0)
Canopy Co's, anyone else have info?? Phoenix Tatiana 12:53:04 9/4/2003 (1)
- I got mine from Wal-Mart Ixchel 15:24:31 9/4/2003 (0)

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: I have one from craftcanopy.com. I often do weeklong camping events, : so sturdy is essential for me! I have the 10 X 10 one. You purchase : the fittings, and then cut metal conduit yourself for the poles : (saves on shipping). You can put them up by yourself, which is also : essential for me. : I'm not sure that I'd buy one from craft canopy again... I know : there are other companies that make ones with better-fitted walls and : roofs. I don't remember the names of other companies, sorry! My next : investment might be a 10 X 20 carport from Sam's Club, they make a : great larger-sized booth. : : Zimra : : : I'm really confused about the different types of canopies : avialable. : : I know that most of you suggest that an EZ-up is not the most : : reliable when it comes to high winds. . . so what exactly is : : reliable? If I'm going to pay $200 +/-, I want something that is : : going to be REALLY nice!
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