Instant Canopy Tent SideWalls for 10x10 FT Pop Up Canopy, 210D Polyester Waterproof, White (1PCS Sidewall Only, Tent NOT Included)

This side wall that I added to my 10x10 tent was perfect fit. It blocked out the sun. I own a candle business and my candles were safe due to me adding the sidewall. Get you one you will love the results

Worked well with my Core canopy, zippers could be beefed up but help up with my first use. Will be buying the window panels next. Really helped keep rain out and trap heat in on a rainy camp trip.

Totally worth it, we do events in parking lots and Open Fields and you never know where you're going to get placed. So if there is no shade you're out of luck.Having this significantly reduces the amount of heat in the canopy as well as not getting sunburned

We ordered one wall and it's not a perfect fit but it works great still. It's just a little long , but it work.

Rugged, easy to attach to canopy. Actually have two, is a life saver keeping out rain, wind!

DOES NOT FIT. Absolutely ridiculous. I specifically bought this to go with the 3-pack of Acepic walls that I had previously purchased. The zippers are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SIZES and in no way compatible. I felt like an absolute fool at my event for not testing them out first but I trusted buying from the same brand - as this was the only single sidewall they sell, I figured it was an obvious choice. The three walls are good but this one is NOT the same - it doesn’t even have the same reflective coating, it’s just all white and much cheaper looking all around. Which wouldn’t be that big of a deal IF IT WORKED. I just don’t understand what these are even meant to connect to, if not the company’s own walls??

I purchased for use on my new Acepic canopy. Hoping to block some sun and also gain some privacy. To start with this sidewall is a very poor fit. Too wide and certainly too tall. I've attached it as high as possible and the bottom is still in the dirt. The following is not really a flaw in the sidewall, but when strong winds came up it became a better sail than wall. The canopy, in spite of anchors, was nearly lost. Fortunately I was right there to hold the canopy down. The lesson here is that it's not a good idea to just attach to canopy and leave unattended. We are still using and enjoying the privacy it provides. However, in a wind emergency it's not easy to quickly remove. Am giving thought to an ordinary tarp as a privacy wall.

Great color and durable material.