Setup and review Ozark Trail 10'x10' Instant Slant Leg Canopy, Blue | Canopy
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Product overview:
Relax in the shade with the Ozark Trail 10' x 10' Slant Leg Canopy. It offers a cool and comfortable area to relax under and can be used in a variety of outdoor spaces. This 10' x 10' canopy tent has a sturdy steel construction and is made with polyester materials so it's durable and easy to maintain. It provides solid shade for just about any outdoor event, including weddings, picnics, birthday parties and much more. This Ozark Trail instant slant leg canopy covers a 10' square space and comes in a bright and aesthetically pleasing shade of blue. In addition to protecting entertainers and their guests from the sun, it can also provide a nice setting for special events. It's easy to set up and take down for convenient storage when not in use. The Ozark Trail 10' x 10' Slant Leg Canopy sits on four slanted legs for extra security. It includes a handy carrying bag for added convenience during transport. Take this shade creator on a camping trip to enjoy time out of the sun or rain.
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Thanks for making the video. I just started assembling mine and stopped to watch your video. I know my assembly will go much faster having watched your video. Great job! Have a great day.
Thank you. I'm glad that it helped! 👍
For 1 person setup, you can stake the 1 leg in place and lift the opposite corner and pull. Also the corner velcro can be attached before expanding the frame.
That is exactly what I do.
Thank you!
Thanks!
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I literally bought one about 30 mins ago for my dj gigs This video is right on time
😂 😂 me to i got 2 today for Fourth of July 2021
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Thank you for video10/10 😀🗽💝
Perfect for beach days.
It looks more complex than I thought I bought one yesterday but do not think I can setup by myself.
It was the cheapest canopy i found and bought right away for our camping trip hahaha just watching for reviews.
I’m very glad for getting one of them they were on clearance for a couple of dollars off and are very recomendable for people who live in rv’s or trailers
it's a good little pop up canopy however by no means is it waterproof or resistant. If you want a bit of rain protection I suggest spraying the cloth with a waterproof spray such as scotch guard.. otherwise for the price you can't go wrong!
Thanks,that's a great idea.
You can add grommets to the fabric to you can make a much more secure connection of the fabric to the frame, and if you wish to use the "velcro", get some higher grade/stronger velcro and use that, only costs a few bucks.. Grommet kits cheap as $5. Then to secure the legs, connect the bottom corner of the legs using turn buckles and wire rope between them. Add some quality stakes (lag bolts with "S" hooks work really well for rope and you should use 2 ropes not 1 for each corner.) and a lag bolt for the footer into the ground. Keeping them lower so don't trip on them and leaving one side open for easy access. But will get best result if you attach wire rope about waste high. (and an even stronger connection would be creating an "X" with the wire rope and turnbuckles than simply connecting horizontally) This will give a "semi-solid" structure that will hold up to regular rain showers and storm. But not snow. For $15-20 you can stop your canopy and investment from blowing away. Sometimes thunderstorms do just "pop-up". Best of luck everyone.
Nice!
We had snow, lots for two years in a row! I would just go periodically (depending on how hard it was falling) and take the bristle side of a broom to the top fabric from the inside and pop the snow off. Stayed intact except for one that was really bad over night, but still was in good shape. A slight bend to an upper metal pole is all. Still in use 2 years later.
Thanks for the info. I screenshot it to take with me to Walmart 😅
Also…. You would be surprised even un staked it can handle a pretty good breeze so staked down it can probably handle a 40 mph wind like a champ. At 60 mph wind nothing becomes safe anymore. So stake it down and your good.
Thanks for the video! Solved some of our confusion👍
Thanks 😊
Welcome 😊
They need to make the welds much stronger at the feet where the stakes go through the holes, however it’s a good product. I expect one day mine will blow away because of this. However if ozark trail address this issue I would definitely buy another one when this happens. I will check the welds right there on the spot in Walmart. If the welds are thicker and stronger I will buy again.
Update video coming soon!
Thanks for the help
Forget the canopy...where did you get those chairs? Those are nice
walmart online shopping! 🙂
www.walmart.com/ip/UBesGoo-2pcs-Zero-Gravity-Chairs-Lounge-Patio-Folding-Recliner-Outdoor-Black-W-Cup-Holder-Fits-for-beach/734066854
Out of stock. :(
Can you use it at the beach
We haven't brought it to the beach but I'm sure you can. You would just have to be sure to secure it with some type of weight (maybe sandbags) as I would think those small metal stakes wouldn't hold to well in the sand especially if your living in a windy location.
When I say . Ughhh I forgot .It means I know but not going to tell you . 😂
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
45 us. the slant tent
And the 99 us pop up tent..?
wondering the same thing
One has straight legs but idk why that should matter. Something about slant legs Is cheaper.
@@Athena25252 Straight legs is actual 10'x10' (100 sq ft total coverage) whereas slant legs is 10'x10' base with 8'x8' canopy (64 sq ft coverage), so it's smaller which is why it's cheaper.
@@sohmal3Thank you. This is the information I needed because I thought that it was the opposite 😊
Can’t handle abit of wind..so it has to be taken down when it’s windy..
we had a pretty heavy rain and wind the other night and we didn't take it down and it stayed standing.
That doesn’t seem very Instant to me. It should have the canopy already on. So that all you have to do is extend it and done.
Agreed, that's the name of the product and its false advertising. They should change the name.
Agreed, that's the name of the product and its false advertising. They should change the name.