King Canopy Universal Canopy 12-Feet by 20-Feet, 1 3/8-Inch Hammertone Steel Frame w/Buttons, 8 Leg, White

I purchased two of these before which were 10 times better. The tubing was lighter on this one. The other two had locks built into the tubing this one did not. I had to cut the length 3 inches shorter to make the canvas top fit. No quality control on this product.

No frills basic version of a 10x20 canopy.I used to have a King Canopy 10x20, for 10 years, which had a fitted top cover, 2 end panels and 2 sides with windows and snow load cable ties. With proper care, some upgrades and tie downs, that one held up great, just had to replace the cover after three years. The old style was essentially a fitted and watertight portable garage in a box; but they don't seem to make those any more.Needing another one for the family, I did not hesitate to order another king canopy. Unable to find the old style, I ordered this. Delivery was just a matter of days. I was a bit surprised that the pipes are of a smaller diameter, but, I think they will hold up just fine. Assembly is simple, with two people and two A-frame ladders. I don't quite like the simplified cover with draw strings, as it will not stay in place around the front edges when it is windy.Make sure you get some serious ground anchors, and ratchet tie downs, as it catches the wind and starts to lift off very easily.All in all, not a bad basic canopy.

I have an older King canopy 10 x 20 and it's constructed so much better with pins in the joints so they can't come apart. This one doesn't have that or anything to keep it together and must be tied down with ties off the sides. The necessity for the tie dpwns was not represented

I would give the product itself a 5 much easier to install as all of the poles are the same length and can be used any where as others I have had had different size poles that had to be separated and used correctly when installing. I did add a self tapping screw at each connection to give extra supportThe only negative is the boxing was horrible, when we got it the box was heavily taped and the pole and bungies were hanging out of the end of the box, I thought for sure it would be missing pieces but surprisingly it did notI would buy another one,

I've had this up for almost a year. It's reasonably sturdy. I live in Florida and it lasted through our rainy season. I would suggest anchoring it to the ground if possible. I used weight bags attached to the legs since mine is set up over concrete. No tears or breakage so far. The only thing I don't like about this canopy is that the joints where the poles and connectors meet seem loose and have a lot of wiggle room. I suspect that is to minimize breakage but I would prefer a sturdier joint. Very pleased with the product so far.

The only issue I had putting it up was it was very stiff to lock the roof.And to my suprise it came with 2 roof support locking arms.A 3rd would've been nice..So far so good

I replaced an old canopy that I bought from King Canopy over 15 years ago. The poles were smaller and not as sturdy but overall, it does the job as the old one did. Maybe it was partially my fault for not clearly reading the pole spec's. I'll just have to anchor it down though.

Love this King Canopy. Bought it for a shade and something for the dogs to get under.It is very sturdy. We use T post beside the legs and tape them together so that high winds wont send it flying and so the dogs cant chew the tie downs that come with it.. It has withstood really bad storms.Have bought several in the past and have never had a problem with them. The canopy last 2 or 3 years if left out all the time. Love it that you can buy replacement canopy for the frame.