Thank you so much! . . .Posted by Phoenix Tatiana on September 5, 2003 at 09:36:21: In reply to: Buy the heavy duty type canopy! posted by Jessica on September 5, 2003 at 01:59:00: Hi Jessica! Wow, thanks so much! So, you find that the $390 10 x 10classic caravan canopy lasts you only two years? Phoenix Tatiana : Hi Phoenix, : There are 2 name brand canopy companies that make the durable, : professional white tented canopies. The first is EZ-Up and the other is : Caravan Canopy. : I've used several EZ-Ups, and my last 3 have been Caravan brand. : The Caravan Canopies, are heavy duty vinyl tops as are EZ-Ups but the legs : have u-tabs to pull that release the tent back down and there are u- rings on : the top outer corners to hand signage from. I definately prefer the Caravan : ones over EZ-Up, they are easier to put up alone and there is less oportunity : to pinch fingers. : Costco (not sure where you are) gets these in, in the spring and sells them for : just about $200. If you go through other stores or even the company websites : both brands are around $300. : Be very wary when you see a canopy for $100 -$150. They are not : constructed to hold up to heavy use or wind. EZ-Up makes several types, one : being suited for home/backyard use and the heavy duty, more expensive one : is necessary for festivals I've found. : My canopies seem to hold up for about 2 years before components begin to : break or they fly away , crash and collapse (wind can be nasty). I work about : 16 outdoor weekend events a year when we use a canopy. They just aren't : designed to last forever, but, they sure are handy. : Good luck shopping! : Jessica : : : 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! : : Phoenix Tatiana
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