how are the screen wall attach? zipp or hung?
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hung and it's soooo easy. 15 minutes and we were playing cards without bugs.
1762704
Very important question. They attach via small metal hooks and large plastic hooks from the INSIDE OF THE FRAME. I say it that way as I made the mistake the first time camping to try from the OUTSIDE. Now that we have three or four camping experiences with this under our belt, it only takes 15 minutes to be complete with the screen. We have had many people come up to our campsites and ask about it, or say how handsome it was. Unless folks use it set up on their deck or porch which is NOT how this unit is supposed to be used, you will be very happy with this purchase once you know how to use it. I see those reviews and am amazed that someone is that uneducated. Very important question. They attach via small metal hooks and large plastic hooks from the INSIDE OF THE FRAME. I say it that way as I made the mistake the first time camping to try from the OUTSIDE. Now that we have three or four camping experiences with this under our belt, it only takes 15 minutes to be complete with the screen. We have had many people come up to our campsites and ask about it, or say how handsome it was. Unless folks use it set up on their deck or porch which is NOT how this unit is supposed to be used, you will be very happy with this purchase once you know how... » Read More Very important question. They attach via small metal hooks and large plastic hooks from the INSIDE OF THE FRAME. I say it that way as I made the mistake the first time camping to try from the OUTSIDE. Now that we have three or four camping experiences with this under our belt, it only takes 15 minutes to be complete with the screen. We have had many people come up to our campsites and ask about it, or say how handsome it was. Unless folks use it set up on their deck or porch which is NOT how this unit is supposed to be used, you will be very happy with this purchase once you know how to use it. I see those reviews and am amazed that someone is that uneducated. « Show Less
1762705
Hi Frank, the screen walls hang from the frame. They come in two halves that zip completely apart at the doors front and rear. Goes up very quickly.
1762706
They are hung using hooks to the frame. Works well. Then of course the screen door zips. We had it up for about 4 days of heavy rain and it took the storms very well. Jim
1762707
The screen is hung with plastic clips. The tent comes down and holds the screen very securely.
1522412
I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
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The big loops on one side of the screen are "handles" to use instead of pushing/pulling on the mesh itself. The small black tabs on either side are velcro. You attach their mates, if so desired, to the inside of your door frame to get better closure on the screen. Esp. useful if you have kids, dogs, people running in and out.
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They are two pieces, but there is a screen mesh that zips the two together after putting up the two pieces.
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There are cross members that you could use to adhere some kind of screen to. I would stay away from screws as the rigidity of the plastic may cause the cross members to break off when drilling into them. I would recommend some sort of glue if that's the way you want to go. There are also inserts that have mesh already included that you can find around the good ole interweb.
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There are plastic mounts that screw in the wall. The rails snap on to these.
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I can't remember because I gave it as a gift to my Dad. I think I remember there being those slots on the back to hang it on a nail/screw, but I am not sure. You can purchase adhesive hangers for pictures or plates that you could adhere to the back of the frame and then hang on the wall with a nail or screw. Here is a link to the hangers I mean: http://www.nicetoys.com/baradhesivehangersforplates.htmlSorry I couldn't be of more help!
2160150
If your wall is sheetrock, you could hang it with tacks or pushpin. It has several metal grommets at the top.
644375
Forgot I mention I drilled a 2x4 into the wall studs for better support, then drilled the screen into the 2x4. I then cover it with a board and crown molding so u can't even see it when it is up. So cool when I lower it out of no where. It looks great.
809389
Mine is flush with the wall. I don't see how you can install anything behind the screen if you are mounting it on the wall..
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All mounting brackets are included and mounted to the screen chassis. It is ready to hang.
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it all depends how you mount it. this is just the screen fabric. i built a shell out of 2x4s and stretched and stapled it so mine is permanent. if i were you i would look for a pull out one.
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I simply screwed it to the wall with the screws supplied. It's better if you can locate the wall studs or you will need to use plastic sheetrock fasteners after drilling the appropriate sized holes.
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You screw it to the wall at both ends. There are two rods. The rod on the inside I bought hooks for (separately) for drapes that had loops. The rod on the outside I put a valance which had a hole from end to end. The rods are very weak. We had to put supports in the middle to keep it from sagging which worked for us since we were just using the drapes for a boarder around our projector screen. Our drapes were also heavy.
1698776
The walls that came with the canopy are screen walls. I had to order the solid walls seperatly
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I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
1945215
There are metal tabs with large screw holes so you can hang it from screws in your wall.