WallUp The Instant Outdoor Privacy Product, Versatile Privacy Tent, Works as a Privacy Screen, Wall Divider, Shelter, and Enclosure, Weather-Resistant, Durable, UV-Treated Cloth, 6' x 12', White

These are AWESOME! I'm not sure what people are talking about when they say they are hard to put up and take down. Im generally one to let my husband set up any camping stuff that requires a hammer. But I put up two of these on our last camping trip. I will admit since it was my first time there was a slight learning curve..possibly reading the directions may have expedited the process. If I can put them up without hassle anyone can. And the take down was incredibly simple and easy...all you have to do is pull out all the poles and roll up the fabric. Easy Peasy. They come with great compact carrying bags that include small bags for the stakes. We used them as a barrier while camping at an RV park...gave us wonderful privacy! You will need a hammer, so make sure you pack one. A trick I learned to getting the poles in easier was to slightly bend them and slide them up...when the pole straightens it slips into the pocket that holds the top of the pole. Also...I saw some reviews that talked about anchoring it with ropes and such...this was not our experience at all. We were camping on the coast and had significant wind and we did not have any issues with the wall. If your having to anchor them...you probably didn't put them up correctly. I'm buying a couple more....they are fantastic

I absolutely loved this wall! Quick arrival! Easy and quick assembly! I used it for privacy to separate my house from my extremely nosey neighbor that is on always on 24 hours of surveillance of my property and company. The wall up was thin enough to fit in between what we would consider as a barrier between the 2 connected properties; however; sturdy to do the job. Just perfect!

I was seeking a way to gain some privacy from the townhouse next to mine without taking up deck space. The typical outdoor partitions were too expensive and I was looking for something that could easily be stored in the winter and this fit the bill perfectly. I used tiki torch deck clamps to secure it to my deck.

Highly Recommend: As full-time RVers, we wanted something that would provide a barrier for privacy or unsightly views when we're in densely-packed RV parks. We also love it for providing shade in the evenings when the sun is low. In the windy Colorado setting we first started using it, this thing stayed UP! Through storms and other crazy wind events, it was unscathed. To our continued amazement, it stays up not matter what.

Great for what it is... a temporary privacy wall. Used it for camping in open areas a couple of times and the wallup product has not disappointed. With its ground stake, the wall is pretty secure and no worries in high winds.I received a white wall by mistake and decided to keep it to use as a makeshift outdoor movie screen.

I purchased a used screen from Amazon for half the list price. I received the screen with all of the parts however the screen was a little dirty and one of the pole sleeves was stuck in the steak. I fixed those problems and the screen worked very well. Used it as my campsite to screen the camper from the camp road.. easy to set up and disassemble. Seem to do well in a light breeze of 5 to 10 mph. Did find very heavy for the size would not make a good item for backpackers.

We use this while camping to prevent headlights coming into our site at night and provide a bit of privacy. Easy to set up and does the job nicely. Not very sturdy on its own but you can tie the tops to trees to make it sturdier if needed. Not meant to be a permanent wall. Perfect for camping. It is a bit over priced for what it is. I'm considering buying another to put around the camper outdoor shower.

This was basically an OK piece if you don’t have any wind or very little and you just want it as a screen. Mine was at the end of my pool to block the neighbors and it’s not quite as sturdy as I want but it worked OK. It would not be good for the beach . I believe the silver stakes needed to be just a couple inches longer which would have helped make it sturdier. It was definitely thick enough so that was fine,.I liked my blue color and it wasn’t hard to put together. I just used it straight across like a wall. It can tolerate 5 to 6 breezes ok.My biggest disappointment was the Bendable piece that holds the wall straight across actually broke in the middle closest to the silver connector after it was slightly bent ,it was supposed to be the bendable piece .It holds the Material wall straight across , actually broke in the middle close to the silver connector And then in my second one that I had in the center it broke but also the plastic connection frayed back and looked like it was rotted and it was not but three weeks old maybe....I also had gently put away at the end of the day. I was still able to use it even with it broken because of its location so that was good. it was a little expensive for what I got but if you were just using it as a basic wall in your backyard to block neighbors Or at a campground where you aren’t by a windy area, I think it would be just fine. I would definitely take down if you’re going to get any kind of rain storms or anything like that. The directions they gave we’re easy to follow. If the centerpiece had not broken I think I would have been much happier with it,But it happened on both of them.