how do i put the weights on the quik shade pet canopy
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This accessory is intended for a full-size canopy with straight telescoping metal legs. Not knowing which pet shade canopy you have, I can't say for certain if these will fit on it. They are designed to sit around the base of the canopy's leg - the leg fits into the slot. If your pet shade canopy has folding legs, you may have a bit of difficulty getting these weights to fit around the legs. Please note that what appear to be holes are actually indentations - they do not go all the way through the weight.
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They just slip onto the leg and sit at the bottom. The weight has a cut out that is the size of the canopy leg. Very easy and work great.
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Sharon,Based on the picture of the pet canopy....it looks like the open end of the weight slides over the corner pole with the open end of the weight pointing toward the back of the canopy. It will just sit on top of the adjoining bars where they connect to the leg. Hope that makes sense. Not sure those weights were really designed for that canopy. I had a patio shade and the corner legs didnt have any other brace bars attaching. Good luck. It should work although it might not be very attractive. If by chance the pet canopy is in the yard or on grass I would just get some tent stakes and use those. Sharon,Based on the picture of the pet canopy....it looks like the open end of the weight slides over the corner pole with the open end of the weight pointing toward the back of the canopy. It will just sit on top of the adjoining bars where they connect to the leg. Hope that makes sense. Not sure those weights were really designed for that canopy. I had a patio shade and the corner legs didnt have any other brace bars attaching. Good luck. It should work although it might not be very attractive. If by chance the pet canopy is in the yard or on grass I would just get some tent... » Read More Sharon,Based on the picture of the pet canopy....it looks like the open end of the weight slides over the corner pole with the open end of the weight pointing toward the back of the canopy. It will just sit on top of the adjoining bars where they connect to the leg. Hope that makes sense. Not sure those weights were really designed for that canopy. I had a patio shade and the corner legs didnt have any other brace bars attaching. Good luck. It should work although it might not be very attractive. If by chance the pet canopy is in the yard or on grass I would just get some tent stakes and use those. « Show Less
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You can clamp anything on the frame to support a canopy or Large umbrella.....just understand such attachments become a sail under the slightest of breeze. :)
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Not sure, but I think the ones that come in a 6 pack are not the "easy lift". You have to raise them yourself and then secure them with clips. The "easy lift" shades have a bar type thing at the bottom that will raise the shade when you push it up.
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It's been awhile since I've hung mine but I don't believe it comes with the canopy
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Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it works for you. If you have any questions let me know. Sonia Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it... » Read More Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it works for you. If you have any questions let me know. Sonia « Show Less
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You could try and contact the company. I bought mine in lowes when I went there for canopy they are the ones to give me the Infor to google it.! Good luck
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As stated by the other vendors, there is a pull chain inside of the shade. Hopefully that helps! Good luck and thank you! :)
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I bought a rectangular shade with different measurements but i did go and buy turn buckles steel eyelets and steel caribeners at Home Depot. Utilizing these items allowed me to place the poles "close enough" and get the shade nice and taunt. Good luck!
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I would try a small amount of WD-40 making sure it does not get on the canvas. And, leave the partially set up canopy out in direct sunlight for a few hours before attempting full expansion of joints.
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You could but I don't believe it would be heavy enough to hold up that contraption. It is very heavy. Have only been using it a month and it is broken already. The moving parts that make the canopy hold up are apparently not very strong for the weight they have built onto it.
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I do not think so. The poles are not steady and mild wild will bring the canopy down. Mild winds and rain made this canopy fall apart. My personal opinion is that this item is not worth it, but if you want you can buy it and make your own judgement.
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I am not sure which poles you are talking about...The poles that run through the canopy are tent like poles with the little stretchy cord inside and they metal connecters between each section of pole. The poles that support the safety net are probably a little bit more sturdy. Either way, I think that you could put a tarp on top of it. Good luck though. Our canopy has had problems withstanding any sort of wind at all. We have purchased 2 and the 2nd one is not up because we are afraid it will rip again... it has already been torn and repaired once. I wouldn't buy this item.
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Fold the shade in half...put your hands in the 9 and 3 position like on a clock...gripping the shade, move your right hand DOWN towards your left hand. You'll have some small circles and then you fold them so it makes ONE circle. I use the strap to hold it together instead of the pouch. Hope that helps!!!
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It has a small hook near the top which is used to hold down the top part of the tent. Putting weight on it won't work because the legs are thin and fragile, so you will need to use the guy ropes for tension to hold the tent to the ground. It worked well for us at the trade show; we didn't have any problems with it.
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In addition to the feet mentioned by another suggestion, each corner of the canvas top has a loop to tie a rope on and attach to a stake. Also, if you are going on the cheap, purchase 5 gallon plastic buckets (Lowe's, etc) to fill with sand, gravel or water if you can't stake the ropes. Amazon has sand bags and other items designed to hold the canopy down in a windy situation. Lots of choices!
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Hi Nancy. The only thing I can think of is using weight bags that attach to the legs of the gazebo. I've attached a link to the ones I fould. I purchased this gazebo and bolted it to the patio and it is very secure. Holes are very small and could be filled very easly. Let me know what you decide to do.http://www.ezup.com/accessories/weightbag.shtmlAllan
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What appear to be holes in the weight are not. They are simply divits in the plastic. The slit in the weight is designed to go around the leg of the canapy and the foot is designed to sit on the foot at the bottom of the leg. If the foot (stake holders) are completely broken off the bottom of the leg, this prob wouldn't help unless you tie them off to the canopy. If there is any of the foot left, this could still work. Hope that helps.