ShelterLogic MaxAP Outdoor Canopy Tent, 20ft. x 10ft., 6-Leg, White, Model# 25757

I put it together myself. It lasted 3 years…well worth the money. A bad storm /wind took it to the neighbors house lol

Although this canopy is fairly sturdy I would not recommend it for snow load. In Texas here I don't have to worry about that and the most weight I've had on it is maybe 5 gallons of water from rain, no problem with that.

I am 70 Years old and was able to put it up alone. It took about 1.5 hours.

The legs on the canopy are not adjustable.

I bought slightly larger diameter poles 10' long, cut them in half, drilled a ½" through-hole 4" down from one end. I then pounded the non holed end into the ground a few feet to get the sidewalls a minimum 8' high. I set each leg pole to level with all the others, and drilled through the leg (which is inside the ground set pole), and put in ⅜" bolts and nuts to secure them. To do this, set all 4 corner poles level to each other, then add the mid poles. I have replaced my tarp once adding ropes running the 20' length midway down the height to sides and securing it to support the tarp and keep it from sagging. Someone else mentioned doing the ropes on the diagonal which may also work, or even doing a zig zag wrapping the ropes up and around the mid pole several times. I replaced my tarps with a doubled up heavier one sold on the side of the road and previously removed from a bill board. I understand they are no longer available in this heavy weight, but have used these in a number of places. I add grommets to the sides. So far, it has been up about 10 years, the first tarp cover lasting about 1 ½ years. It came with sides and those lasted about 5 years. i use this for my table saw work space next to the garage, and needed the higher height to be able to turn around some of the boards I was working with.

The height of the eave (valance) of this ShelterLogic Max AP 10ft.W Canopy is 6 foot 3 inches.

we have 50 mph to 65 mph wind gusts in New Braunfels, and this has survived it. However, I have it in a protected location, and have added extra reinforcing with ropes running front to back midway up to secure the end poles, and have pounded 1 ½" poles 18-24" into the ground and drilled ⅜" holes though both posts and secured to each other with ¼" nuts and bolts

Yes it is available here from Northern Tool just search on Shelter Logic.

The canopy could not be adjusted for a V-shaped area.

This canopy tent does not have a wind rating. If strong winds or severe weather is forecasted in your area, we recommend removal of the cover.