MasterCanopy Heavy Duty Pop-up Gazebo tent with Sidewalls

Der Pavillion macht einen guten Eindruck. Bisher haben wir ihn einmal benutzt. Mit 2 Personen einfach aufzubauen, das Material ist sehr stabil. Alles was man braucht ist dabei. Schnee und Regen machen ihm nichts aus.
Auch die Aufbewahrungstasche im Lieferumfang ist sehr stabil, praktisch und schtzt den Pavillon mit allem Drum und Dran.
Preis/Leistung stimmt, ich bin sehr zufrieden.

After using the product for a couple of months, I can say with confidence that this MASTERCANOPY 8’x8′ canopy is very nice. Here’s a quick list of pros and cons.

Pros:

– After initial setup, each subsequent setup is much faster. Setup time will also be impacted by number of people helping, but it’s generally not too long (15 – 20 minutes).

– Includes all sidewalls, stakes, weight bags, and tie-down rope. Sidewalls can be installed in any combination – just the back, just the back and one side, just the sides, etc.

– Frame is sturdy, should be able to withstand some inclement weather as long as you’re utilizing the tie downs and weight bags.

– Three height settings so you can adjust the canopy as you need to.

– Includes carrying case that has wheels on it for easy maneuvering.

– The tarps included with the item seem to be very high quality. They’re made of a thicker material and feel like they will hold up to the various stresses and strains put on them from regular use, weather, wind, etc.

– Light weight and easy for a single person to move around when it’s stored away.

– Great for outdoor events, tailgates, festivals, camping, etc.

Cons:

– Difficult to get setup by yourself. Need at least two people but would be best to have four. It can be especially difficult to get the top part of the canopy (the roof) locked into place before raising the legs up to their desired heights.

– On the tallest setting, when all sidewalls are on, taller people will have to duck to enter the canopy (I’m 6’3″ and the sidewall with the zipper door is a little too short for me to enter without ducking).

– Carrying case could be a bit larger to make it easier to put canopy away.

Overall I’m very pleased with the canopy. I’ve already used it several times and have been impressed with it every time. The few issues I have with the item are probably inherent to this type of item, so I won’t knock it too bad. I’ll give it 4/5 stars and would recommend to anybody else looking for a nice canopy to use for outdoor events.

I recently purchased the MASTERCANOPY pop up tent because I needed a little extra shade in my yard for the summer and the side walls attracted me. I also only have a relative small hardscape so the 8×8 will fit while most 10×10 will not. Everything came inside the regular storage case that most of these canopies come with, however, do not expect to put everything back in after it’s all taken out.

Assembly was a bit challenging as there were no instructions included. When I took everything out of the storage case, there were 5 canopy like covers that were a bit hard to differentiate. After some sorting, I discovered which one was the top, and the other 4 were side walls. Once that was discovered, the assembly with no instructions began. Like most canopies of this nature, you first have to expand the metal frame which is heavy duty as the product entails. The trick is to expand it most of the way but not all of the way. If you expand it all the way, you will not be able to wrap the top cover on all 4 sides with the velcro. Once the top is attached via Velcro, you pull the frame all the way out.

This is where the first tricky part is. In order to lock it into place full expanded, each leg has a little clip that has to snap into place and it is quite difficult with the tension on all sides. You need to use some serious muscle to lift them up high enough to snap into place. Once done, you do the same thing to lift the whole thing up. If you have four people, it is very easy because each person can lift a leg at the same time. If you only have 2 like I did, you have to lift two corners across from each other, then after they are snapped into place, slowly scale the side supporting the canopy as two of the legs will be floating and very wobbly. After the other two legs were lowered to the ground and snapped into place, the entire canopy was very sturdy.

The walls are attached via Velcro and hang down. There are then velcro straps that can be used to secure the walls to the poles as well as zippers to connect the walls to each other. This creates a very strong and sturdy connection between the walls and the frame.

After I took down the canopy to store it, I realized very quickly that there was no way to put everything back into the storage case. There was only enough space to put the frame and the roof. The walls will need to be stored separately. Also included with the canopy are 4 sand bags (Sand not included) that are made to strap to the legs and hold the canopy down during windy weather. I ended up storing the wall pieces in the sand bags.

Overall the canopy is very nice and strong but a bit tough to put together with less than 4 people. When assembled, it does provide very good shade with the additional walls to help block out sun rises and sun sets. A strange quirk to the storage bag is that the wheels attach to the top where the zipper is to open the container. It’s clearly done by design but I found that strange. If you are in the market for a fully enclosed canopy solution, you will be happy with the MASTERCANOPY heavy duty pop up.

Haben den Pavillon seit ber 2 Wochen stehen und es gibt wenig auszusetzen. Hatten am ersten Tag ein Gewitter und es blieb darunter absolut trocken.
Einzig die Steher machen einen leichten Knick wenn man die hchste Stufe einstellt .

Canopy is well built. IE: All parts are nicely made and robust. No jagged edges or poorly fitted plastic. Fabric cover appears well made and has ample velcro straps to hold it in place. Nice touches like doubled fabric thickness in corners and where straps tie to the frame. Cover and walls fit perfectly, very carefully made. Pegs to hold tie down ropes are a bit weeny but bigger steel pegs took care of it. All in all, nice unit.

The canopy structure and fittings are made of good quality materials and the design is good. But, we used it for the first time this past weekend and many of the velcro straps that attach the fabric cover to the metal framework tore away from the cover in a mild wind. The velcro straps need to be reinforced at the attachment point.

Easy to assemble nice canopy but the navy blue faded within a month of being up. I have another navy canopy (different brand) that’s been up 2 months longer and has not faded.

Very good. Sides have zips. Was able to have a logo printed on it. Up and down very easy.

I verry liked. Its better than normal small tenth. You can have to have normal bet inside and with huge space you can do everything. And for more its multifunction.

Great fit just wish I could get another side wall with a zipper to open more than just the one side

Excellent Gazebo for family
I purchased this gazebo for my kids as my son’s birthday present. It was very speedy delivery and it was so easy to assemble, even though the children can help to fix it. It was perfect stuff at my garden for making extra spaces for the guest come to my house either for birthday party or family together. The gazebo was water resistant, so it suits all weather conditions. Highly recommend!

This canopy will serve its purpose, even though it is yellow (note: tan/beige house). Besides I can’t return it at this point because it is too heavy for me to take down, rebox, and take to UPS. Durability is yet to be determined–it is much lighter weight and more expensive than my previous Coleman.

Excellent purchase, withstood a storm that blew in off the lake, everything stayed dry and in its place. Also retained some heat to make for cozy evenings. I just wish I could find screen walls to go with i

I really appreciate how easy this was to set up. I got most of it done by myself in less than 15 minutes but in order to get eh roof popped up and corner legs extended all the way, I did need an extra set of hands. Over the last five decades, I have used several different types of tents and canopies. Every new one gets better than the previous one. Technology can be wonderful.

The design is much like other similar options, such as the Coleman popup canopy. The four lengths use an expanding accordion system that quickly deploys, and once the whole canopy is set up, they provide good stability. They also collapse quickly and then store away inside the rolling carrier tube. It’s this accordion kind of expansion that makes it so easy to get the top canopy set up without straining any material.

The material itself is very nice. It does allow for some stretch but is strong enough that we haven’t had any tears. I didn’t find a lot of loose threads around the edges where the walls come together at the corners and the main wall that opens up from the center. These fibres cleaned up easy enough, but it was annoying that I needed to deal with these things.
I like how the walls fasten to the top canopy with Velcro strips instead of zippers like the Coleman we have. This is much easier to put together, and in the event that something pulls too hard on a wall panel (kids!), the Velcro can be pugged off without tearing anything.

When completely set up, even with the walls off, the top section is fairly stable once the corner ties are in place. One thing that was irritating is that the kit comes with these tiny stakes that the ties get fastened to. They are too short and too flimsy. The four corner post bottoms have a small plate with holes in it that could have stakes hold them in place, but there were no stakes included for this. I had to use some that came with the Coleman.
The eight ties, two on each corner, do not have one of those easy slide tensioning plates on them, the kind of thing used on two-man camping tents. We had to (after getting some real stakes) try to tension and tie them off. This was painful compared to the Coleman setup.

I do like the storage tube. It’s more like a golf club bag with wheels. The base is quite well made, and the wheels are far more robust than I was expecting. All of the items slide into the bag easily enough, but I have to wonder why the side pouch which is made to hold the rolled-up wall sections is loaded from the opposite end?

The included “water” bags, as per the description in the instructions, do not hold water. The included paperwork shows some sort of a bottle in each bag, but there were no bottles in the kit. While this might work to hold the sidewall’s bottom flaps in place, a bottle can and will roll, so this may not be the best solution. We did, however, use them with sand, and this helps keep things more stable when the wind picked up.

Overall it’s a good canopy and better priced than similar options, and it will get better if the manufacturer makes a few changes.

We used this for our yard sale and it was a great help! Highly recommend this canopy, at least for temporary shelter.

My one complaint is that the roller bag doesn’t have room for the roof or sidewalls — you will need to figure out your own storage solution for those.

Overall, this is a great buy!

Didn’t have directions so it took a bit to figure out. Don’t know if they forgot them or what. It had directions for wheels that attached to the bag to pull it along because its built well but heavy. Got it set up and fastened to the deck in front of my seasonal camper. Parked my golf cart in it for now, but got it to block the sun that hits my deck around 3:00pm. So far I like it and would recomend it.

Great for porch, gives much privacy and is easy to install