I see that this tent comes with 2 awnings that fold down as walls. can you change the wall the awning is on, so they're not opposite each other?
1334262
No, they are more like wings. They are attached but can open them to extend the shade or close them and have the 2 walls opposite each other. We just keep ours stationary in the back yard and have a little cabana set up under it. We love it. It's good quality stuff!
1334263
No the set up is for opposing sides, though you might be able to work something up yourself.
1058434
No it isn't. It is the type with the two poles that feed through the tent and attach to the corners like a regular tent. :)
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
728872
Well, while the frame for the awning isn't detachable you can just forgo putting the material on the awning frame.... so short answer would be that you can have the awning on one or both sides off.
1403980
there are 3 swappable extender sections. One is 4 bars wide. One is 2. One is 1. They can be swapped from either side. Our worked well with 4 on one side and 2 on the other. Its much stronger now. We tried with 4 on one side and just 1 on the other and it was wobbly
1054674
you can sort of see the fold lines when it is laying flat. You should leave the door open so extra air can escape and then make sure at the end you fold in the top piece and poles. I am not 100% certain, but I seem to recall you start off folding the tent in 1/2 and then 1/3rds....Good luck!!
1729592
No... you would not be able to reverse the set up. Because of the angle of the roof, the panels that make the walls are are angled. If you are handy with tools, you could modify the structure but the time and effort would be about the same as building a coop from scratch (I wish I had gone that route). The coop looks very nice but it is not very well made and is small.
360685
yes... actually I believe two sides are - opposite of each other. I don't use this outdoors. We set it up in the house for play. You would definetly have to cover it up. I don't know how it would hold up in the rain.
2186137
Not the way the shed is configured. You might be able to modify the front and rear walls to swap but the doors are "in" the front wall and the side panels are cut to work with that configuration. So, you could try after all since they made it one way, creative adjustments might work. Seems that would be a whole lot of work to accomplish what might be easier to just turn it around?
1241881
Yes you can reverse one and the only thing that will be opposite is the 3 outside vertical supports. the holes are predrilled for these. It seems like it would still look great. Very easy to assemble. Love mine
1081085
Yes. The awning has to be attached separately, not as part of the basic set-up.
128790
You need to fuss with it some and do it opposite from what you think. The Bottom is really the top./.....and the sides fold in a little. I wish I had pictures for you but I don't from where I am today.....
1449340
Its a great little tent but trying to fold it down is a bit challenging...it has to twist in certain ways. Hard to keep the flower on top. Have to remove a couple of supports at floor area. Hope this helps!
403288
The one I ordered did not come with side walls. I believe they are available to purchase. I used my old ones from another canopy.
1226198
I was put on the left awning. If I remember right that should work either way. You have to follow a setup instruction to get it work correctly. I spent little extra time to get it right. But never have any problem with it since I installed. It was great unit and price.
795004
Although the two angled side bars might fit, the height that they provide for the front of the shed is based on the height of the front wall and doors. So, you would not be able to reverse the angles. Too bad because that was the same problem with my installation. I just moved the shed out about 5 inches and the rain falls into gravel in the shed base - problem solved.
838542
Yes, I think so. They did have straight leg or slanted leg side walls to choose from. Make sure you choose the right option when ordering. Once I got my tent ordered, I really liked using my side wall.