COREInstant Straight Leg Canopy Tent with Adjustable Sun Wall, 6 ft x 4 ft , Gray

I bought one last fall to help protect our new Heat Pump system. It's out there 24/7 for 10 months, so far so good.I bought another one to use in my yard when it gets really hot, to protect my vegetable garden during the hottest time of the day. I'm also using it to provide some shade on a South-West exposure window. It would be nice if I could adjust it to tilt, to better shade things that have sun coming from one angle, but I get that I'm not the typical use-case.I haven't had to anchor it... yet. I just put heavy stones on the leg flanges and so far that has worked. But the patio I use them on doesn't get a lot of wind.

Very easy for one person to put up and take down!Perfect size and a good price.

Just received my 4'x6' CORE canopy and set it up. It's very well built, good construction, nice fasteners. The canopy cover is very sturdy and stitched very well. It sets up easily by one person in just a couple of minutes. Please note that the canopy top is a very snug fit on the frame so be sure to place it on the frame before extending the frame into full position. I found it was very hard to install in you try pulling the corners over the fully extended frame.

Great pop up but could be 6 inches taller on the legs, that is why it gets 4 stars.

Excelente producto de muy fácil manejo.

This little canopy was fairly easy to set up. I did it by myself (I’m a 5’4”, 51yo woman). It took about 15 minutes, but would take less if I were to set it up again, now that I know exactly how it works.I found that it’s quite sturdy. It was heavier than I thought it would be but that just lends to the sturdiness of it.I’m using it to shade my air conditioning units, hoping to help with my power bill. My theory is, if the units have shade, they don’t have to work as hard in the heat of the day, making them more efficient, thus lowering my bill. It may be a lunatic theory but it makes me feel like I’m doing SOMETHING to help. We will see if it has an impact in the next week or so.As far as the canopy goes, the hardest part was getting the 4 corners to snap into place. I had to get the canopy frame as stretched out as possible and then push up hard on each corner. Once I got the 1st one to click into place, the other 3 followed fairly easily.The canopy cover went on without a hitch. It seems to be sturdy and it looks nice. No loosey goosey or wrinkled material. The side shade is a half shade, and has hooks that snap on to the legs of the canopy frame, making it nice and tight.The side shade also has 3 bungee type ties, if you want to neatly roll it up out of the way.It comes with 8 metal stakes and the canopy already has the tie down ropes installed on each of the 4 corners.I’m very pleased with it. I’ll update how well it holds up during the next storm.

this is my second purchase of this amazing inexpensive well made tiny tent. I use it to display small art in pop up at art shows by lining the inside with free standing wire grids. I travel paint so the second purchase it to have one to travel locally and the other in my snowbird home. Only wish they made the top in white rather than gray, the Fl sun is brutal! It will take a light rain but not stand wind over 10 mph. even with weights...

Just the right size.