It is a nice canopy tent and did fine with heavy duty sandbags. While putting the tent together we noticed that the joints move around too much. I had called the manufacturer to request 8 additional clamps, which we were willing to pay for but unfortunately they do not have them as an option. The 8 clamps they supply did great in the storm last night and today…but the area joining the roof to the standing joints did not. The tent and cover stayed up for 35 hours of heavy winds and rain, until we noticed it was sliding off the deck…my daughter and I were able to take sand bags off, turn the tent to its side, take off fabric roof then carried the whole apparatus to a corner of the yard that it would be protected. There are some tweaked pole areas but with small clamps I think we can restructure this tent. Our plan was to take the roof off Saturday am before big winds35mph, but unfortunately storm rolled in at 8pm Friday but farm life and South Carolina low country weather doesn’t always allow time for such activities…. We are engineering a plan that might work to make it full hardy involving adding 4x4 post attached to 16x6 concrete stepping stones…I honest love this tent…and really want it to survive…it kept the low country noseeums off us and we were able to relax and enjoy our horse farm view over our pond. The company just needs to make more bracket braces for pressure points…the design is nice but stronger metal would be an enhancement

Fairly easy to assemble as there are no screws… Instructions are very vague especially in regards to both awnings, but luckily I am pretty mechanical

Very nice looking and easy to put together

Great quality