Hello. Is there any way you can attach a sidewall or some sort of tarp to the sides if needed???
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Yes, I suppose you could certainly rig something up by attaching a piece of tarp or sidewall to the frame. It would be simple to do.
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I'm sure you could with some ingenuity however I do not recall a place to actually snap on a side wall
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Yes, we bought the sunwall (plus light rain and/or wind) accessory & love it. They no longer offer the one we have, but there are lots of options here: http://www.coleman.com/Products/11050/canopies-screen-houses.
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This model was meant to be fixed from the top. You could probably drill your own holes for a side installation and in the back for more support. It could be done but would be a pain.
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There is a draw string sewn into the hem around the bottom (floor) that you can pull tight and secure that way. I would also us a bungee cord around the whole thing at the center for extra protection when severe winds are expected. There are no loops sown in to attach to ground stakes, etc. it's a good heavy product which I would buy again. Good luck, CTG
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With tarp clips. This product is not meant for extreme weather, or even moderate weather. It will not hold up to wind. It's great on a normal day.
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I don't think you can anchor it to the ground in its current form. You could rig something up with real tent stakes and some cloth wraps. Two of the four sides on the top are mesh and the other two are the colored tent material. It doesn't come with a tent "cover" for the mesh sides but again, you could rig something up to block out the mesh. I hope that helps!
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Yes, using a piece of wood on the underside. Take a look at the picture I took in my profile. I'm using long 1.5' peices of wood to distribute the stress. http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A10OTAI5BISWKO/ref=cm_pdp_pop_prof_more
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I would get a regular canopy with a side wall. This is super heavy. You definitely could do it, but I wouldn't
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I think it would be hard to do. I try to plan the job after a rain when the ground is a little softer. Maybe you could also build something to mount on top somehow
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I used mine outside just laid a thick tarp down under it and it worked perfectly! :)
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It does not come with side walls but there is velcro sewn to the inside surface of the canopy which I presume is there to attach side walls.
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I've never tried that, so I cannot answer for sure. I had considered using a light-weight insulation material to cover the house, and I know it would be fine with that. But I am not sure if it would hold a good deal of weight (such as a heavy tarp).
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Not that I am aware of, I used a 10ft x 15ft tarp and just folded the edges underneath prior to staking down. Hope this helps.
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Hey Jim, My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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I wondered the same, but once I got it I realized that because you can set this up in any shape and configuration, getting a premade cover for it didn't make sense. You can certainly use a grommeted tarp and attach it with zip ties.
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I think you may have to use additional adhesive, e.g. more doublesided tape. Ours didn't hold up very well with just the tape they included, so we had to add another layer.
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That sun wall is not designed to fit this canopy, but you certainly could try using some paracord to rig it up. I would recommend just using a tarp to cover one or two sides to protect from sun and rain. I have a 16 x 16 tarp that works perfectly for this if I need it.
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Strongly suggest you did what we did...get some short rebar rods and pound them in along-side the legs. Then tether them to the legs with cable ties. No chance of winds blowing it over now.