Undercover Canopy Zippered Great Accessory Walls (Set of 4, White)

These things are pretty long, leaving over a foot of extra material when my canopy is at it's tallest height. However, I knew the dimensions weren't perfect since my canopy is an off brand i got at Lowes for $80 (but the i didn't expect extra height). I'm not sure what canopy these are made for but my canopy was the same height as all the others in the parking lot when we tailgated last fall... I'm sure if you have the intended canopy frame, these will fit perfect. They are easy to attach, even to my non-matching frame and they have stayed secure all winter in my garage. I expect some rain will make it in through the corners since they don't perfectly match the frame but a towel will fix that. Otherwise, i can't comment on how waterproof they are yet as i haven't had a chance to test it but i'll try to update before next fall after we've been camping.The material is like an average tarp (feels waterproof..) but the way the corners both velcro around the frame legs as well as zip together the entire height of the walls keeps them in place and keeps the structure solid. The 'door' wall opens up the middle and has a zipper on each side as well extra velcro to keep it open when desired. I tied strings to both zippers to make it easier to grab when its closed, it would've been nice if they added a pull tab for you but its not a big deal.The only thing i would change the next time i buy a canopy is to buy one either with walls included or i would make sure the company that makes the frame also makes walls. There isn't much standardization and there is a lot of slight differences between brands that can make a difference.

I was worried this may not fit or would be cheap and rip and I would have to worry about having spent $70 on a piece of junk. I am SO pleased that is not the case. I did a lot of searching for canopy walls for a 10 x 10 canopy. This is the ONLY one I found that offers 4 walls (all solid) with a carry case at a bargain price point. Most other listings had one wall offered for maybe $30 to $40! My only qualm was I wish the listing had shown a picture of the walls on a canopy. Why? Well the instructions are a little vague. They are more like a very sparse illustration that doesn't really show too much but gives you just enough guidance to get the walls up on your own.I needed these walls for Mother's Day weekend 2014 for that Saturday as I had a craft show to attend. It was forecasted to rain and I didn't want my product getting wet or to be blown off my table from any winds. Although the weather held out and didn't rain until the last half hour of my show these walls were still great (but a big trapper of heat). We ended up un-zippering one of the corners (but left the straps on to hold the walls together) and rolling up the bottom half of one wall partially just to let in a breeze. But when the rain did hit they were super quick to re-zip and kept the water out.I will admit I find myself being super careful when I un-velcro the straps to take these down or adjust the walls on my canopy during set up just because I don't want them to rip (though they seem pretty sturdy). But all in all I WOULD recommend these to a friend/family/ anyone. I don't really get why there are 4 solid walls (I consider the 4th to be an extra) but with 3 on my canopy it can get REALLY hot and stuffy if your canopy is out in full sunlight on a hot/warm day. I intend to try and find some screen walls that could possibly work with these so I don't have to use three solid ones.

We use our 10x20 undercover tent for professional trade/outdoor shows. We had been using the walls that came with a couple of 10x10 ezup tents. Those walls were a fabric, and took up very little space when folded and looked professional. When we needed to upgrade walls due to the old ones wearing out, I figured we would order these walls since they were designed to go with the tent.Now, I really did not know what the content was the wall are made of, but every other tent I've owned, the walls were a similar fabric to the canopy. Not these. They feel plasticky, and when unfolded, have creases where folded. I am concerned about the longevity, as the ones we are replacing are at least 8 years old.They feel cheap, and I am not impressed. I've seen other vendors use similar walls, and I hate the way they look, and are not easy to manage.I'm debating returning them, but I don't know that I can find a different set before I need to use the canopy and walls. If we do end up using them, I'll update how they worked.**UPDATE**. So we ended up using them. I still dislike the material and it creases, but overall, I think it is ok. Once we got the walls on, the height of the walls was nice - goes to the top of the framing, not hanging off the lower frame piece. All zipped together nicely. Note we used two sets for a 10x20 pro tent.

these are ---good walls, not great walls. hardyharhar. like another review said, they are made out of the same material as a regular tarp. however, they are very convenient because they have velcro aplenty. So I give them four out of five stars. I would buy them again because I don't want to put too much mental energy into thinking about tent walls.

Bought these for a stormy forecast for an event this past weekend. They were easy to set up and fit my Undercover canopy (UC-2 Pro) perfectly...not sure why people are saying they are too short. They kept the wind and rain out and were easy to put up the first time out of the bag.

Will be returning this item because three walls are missing. Love the Velcro for fastening a lot better than hooks and etc. used by other mfg.

I feel like I might rip these easily, or that the sun will cause them to get brittle fast. Doing their job so far though.