ACEPIC 10x20 Heavy Duty Carport Replacement Top Cover, Khaki(Top Only)

I've been a vendor for years and have gone through many tent sides. These are the best I've ever bought! Easy to put up and look good once up. Keeps out the rain and wind. Would highly recommend!

Worked well with my Core canopy, zippers could be beefed up but help up with my first use. Will be buying the window panels next. Really helped keep rain out and trap heat in on a rainy camp trip.

We usually only use the canopy in the summer so don't really need walls. This winter, however, we ended up needing to do some vehicle work in the driveway around the time the temperature dropped to 9 degrees, and winds up to 20+mph so even when it wasn't snowing it was being blown around. We got these walls to help protect from the wind and snow and to hold some heat in from the heater, as well as some canopy weight bags to help keep it in place. The house and truck helped with the wind and snow, but these walls made a huge difference! They are well made and strong, though you might wonder about that at first - they feel really thin. I was thinking of something like a tarp or almost a canvas even, but these are more like linen. But they work! I do wish they weren't white. Maybe for a wedding or something, but with all the dirt and grease, I should have thought about that and found a different color =) Pro tip: be sure your canopy is the kind where the legs go straight down, not the one where they angle outwards as they go down. If they angle I guess you could still use these, but be sure where the legs are the widest, that they're not more than 10 feet apart. Another good feature of this design is you can use however many walls you need (up to three). If you just need a back wall, like for a farmer's market or something, just put up one wall. If you need three, like we did, to protect from the elements on three sides and have the car sticking out of the fourth side, perfect! And if you just use two sides you can either have them on touching sides or opposite each other, like if you were to set up a few canopies for a walkway, for example. Good value, especially when you're in a tight spot like we were.

I used them for a vendor craft show. Cold and windy but they really helped. Sides were easy to assemble despite 30 mph wind gusts.

Stupid design. I personally hate it when the best way to do something has been discovered yet they are made I. The cheapest way most helpful to the manufacturer but not the user. When you work outside it really matters if the sidewall completely blocks all gaps. You really don't want rain to get in. Yet these are made so you cannot close those gaps. This is the second batch I bought. Returned the last ones but these are made the same way. If I knew who had ones that were made right I'd spend the extra and get them but I do not know. Look at these photos. It's just stupid and causes vendors nothing but problems.

Not sure how to fix this issue. Don't really want to take down and start over either just wondering what I should do

I have not used them yet I can say that that the material that is used is strong and I have confidence they are going to do what I need them to do

Just what we needed for a rainy track meet. These sides were super easy to attach and perfectly sized to keep the rain and wind out. The walls help keep the athletes cool as well, providing much needed shade on those hot days