Not the seams, nor the floor, but every part of the walls and ceiling started dripping water. Poles are reported by other reviewers to break/snap easily. The only pole that broke on mine is the closet pole which I’m ordering another two of them through hdkglobal customer service. We remove the brim from the part and do a little bit of clean up. Normally this is where I need to go back and make adjustments to the measurements but this time it slides right on with a snug fit.
It’s a matter of unpacking, unfolding, and extending the legs to your desired height. There’s no complicated insertion of poles and we love how it’s well-designed to be completely hassle-free. The Ozark Trail Commercial Canopy is packed with the features that you need.
I love how big this tent is and it’s very convenient. We love this feature because it won’t nip at your fingers and you can do one leg at a time. With the constant movement of the sun throughout ozark trail sleeping bag the day, it’s nice to know that you can easily adapt the height to maintain shade underneath. You’re also getting 3 height options, so you’re not limited in the elevation that you need.
Its 112-inch center height gives you plenty of room to create an entertainment space for your outdoor furniture and guests. Whether you are hosting a barbecue, attending a sporting event, or spending a day at the beach, you will be able to take your 10-foot by 10-foot Ozark Trail Instant Canopy anywhere. This tent was a “blue light special” at KMart many years ago (maybe 20+ years). I’ve set it up for whole summers in my backyard.
I cant find replecement parts for this tent anywhere…only the poles (which I now understand after reading all the problems you all have had with the poles…maybe mine will go soon as well!. I purchased this tent to replace one that I bought in April for my cub scout. The first one worked two times and I thought my boys must have damaged the tent — broken poles. I don’t know if it leaks because there was no rain and I only set it up in a friend’s backyard so the kids could camp out overnight. 2 days after setting it up, a rain storm came up and I watched this tent buckle and fold up like an accordion and eventually collapse (It does hold water very well). I haven’t figured out a way to get the whole tent, rain fly, poles, etc back into the original bag together—but am sure if I worked on that and really folded it correctly it could be done.