King Canopy 10-Feet by 20-Feet, 2-Inch Hammertone Steel Frame w/ buttons, 8-Leg

The structure was excellent. The top had numerous defects causing it to leak.

We put the canopy up yesterday. Upon completion we noticed two damaged areas on the top portion of the canopy. It appeared the threading of the material was not consistent in two areas with the rest of the product. We are concerned as the canopy particularly the roof is directly exposed to the hot sun consistently. We purchase new canopies at least every other year as the hot sun degrades the material particularly the top. Given the damaged two portions already noted on the top we are concerned about the integrity of the product. It's expensive and we worked hard to save for this which is used to protect our truck and barbques. Please respond to our concerns. Also short of tie downs thank you

Very happy with canopy bought for new car. You definitely need two people to setup which took a couple of hours mainly due to positioning it in limited space and we secured it by bolting into cement driveway. May purchase 2nd canopy for a family member. We purchased this 2"" tube/8 leg canopy rather than the 6 leg to ensure stability. We're hoping the cover holds up. BTW: we're in Los Angeles are, not Omaha, NE.

We purchased this canopy as a Command Tent / Dining Tent for our Boy Scout Troop. The poles were heavy duty and larger than expected. The canopy sealed tight with velcro wraps at each end. We liked it so much we are buying a second.

I bought one of these back in 2001. I built a treated 10 x 20 temporary deck to mount it to. I used it to put my saws and tools in while I built my garage(40 x 60 x 12). I remember that I used self tapping sheet metal screws to hold the pipes together (for extra strength) and I tied It down to the wood deck from the top side pipes. I even mounted a small ceiling fan in the middle along with 2 fluorescent shop lights and outlets at different points. In the winter I had a kerosene heater that I would turn on remotely to melt the snow off the roof. I used nylon twine, like Lowes has to tie your lumber up at the loading dock, to connect every corner to the deck, then made X's with the twine on the insides of the walls to keep the tarps from ripping. Worked great!