Ozark Trail Slant-Leg Canopy Accessory Pack, Gray (10' x 10' Slant-Leg Canopy Sold Separately)

I just bought my second one after 5 years of camping. I think I used the screen tent maybe 80 nights total? and little kids going in and out of it. Through deep backwoods camping, thunderstorms... it held up extremely well. The old one will now be used with the old canopy (same age but more uses) for the kids' connect tent setups. Highly recommend.

Just did a test setup. Took less than 10 minutes to figure it out and install for my first time ever. I was weary to order this based on the current reviews but decided to try for myself, and I'm glad I did. This is exactly what I need. I am completely convinced that the negative reviews regarding size and fit are due to incompetence. This is the 10x10 netting for the 10x10 slant-leg canopy (sold separately), so I bought this for my 10x10 slant-leg canopy, and it fits as it should (go figure). The title, description, and product photos make it obvious that this will not fit a straight-legged model. Review photos of the netting sagging inside the canopy have installed it incorrectly. The netting stretches on the outside of the canopy legs (just like the product photos!) and secures snuggly with hooks and ties. The privacy panel installs quick and easy. I tried it in direct sunlight and the panel provided extra shade, and I couldn't see through it at all. Better than expected. Good value for the price. Would buy again.

Easy set up in about 10 min. Use for camping. Easy storage when not in use in its protective storage bag. Break down was quick also and folded up went right back into its storage bag easily.

This was an awesome addition to our camping canopy. Easy to Velcro onto the already standing -easy to put up- Ozark Trail canopy. Didn't block our view but kept the bugs out. Very pleased with it!

I love this thing. The Ease Of Installation was easy. The instructions were clear and the takedown is very easy. It provides just enough for shade for our family to stay cool and they keep the bugs away

The Ozark Trail Slant-leg canopy is an awesome accessory for attaching to your canopy. The main benefit is that the screen keeps out unwanted pests and bugs. This would be perfect for any campsite. We would use it for covering the food table to keep the sun and insects out. I found it easy to setup with the clips that just attached onto the canopy. I found the doors easy to zip up and down when I needed to get in and out of the canopy. It even comes with an optional shade wall if you want to block out the majority of the sunlight. I appreciated the nets in the corners to allow me to store random loose items. It reminded me of the random storage in our camping tent. It is amazing that the walls fold down into a very small package. It does not take up much room at all. The material has held up well in the sun. I have not exposed it to the rain yet but I imagine if you let it dry completely before storing it away, it would hold up just fine. Overall, I would recommend this screen wall as a nice upgrade to a basic canopy.

I ordered this for my Ozark Trail canopy mainly for keeping flying inspects out. Often the kids play under it and I was thinking of adding this to more or less make a tent for sleeping. I haven't installed it yet but it appears to be made similar to most economy tents. It has black mesh screen which seems of quality. It has the standard light weight nylon and light duty zipper. It does have nice quality stakes. The snap on the canopy tubing attachments are double sewn with an elastic band, this allows for some wind and set-up movement. Overall I am looking forward to using this but feel like it is going to be limited use.

Did not fit, dimensions supposed to be 10 x 10, however when it didn't even come close to fitting we measured it and it was only 8 x 8. Not sure if they put the wrong size in the box or what.

Didn't really get to test it completely for bugs (rained out) the top of the netting doesnt really go all the way to the top to form a better seal. It seems like it will help, but it seems like it will help, but if youre looking for a perfect seal on the bottom not sure if you will achieve that ?

After struggling to zip the screen, it became apparent the screen is too small. In order to enclose the tent, the legs of the canopy frame had to be repositioned to almost straight leg position. These are marketed for SLANT LEG. I purchased 4 and figured the it out when adding the screen to the 2nd Tent Problem number 2, the ties for the legs of the frame can only be used to keep a door open. Although it is not needed to keep the screen from pulling away. Tension is created at the top in the corners with the hooks. It would be a better design if there were 3 ties per section at the top of screens. This will help ensure no critters fly into the tent. The only good is that it comes with a side wall which can be used to block the sunlight I can honestly say that I am not sure if I will risk damaging my tents just to keep the mosquitoes and flies away.