Canopy Tent With Sidewalls For Events & Outdoor Experiences

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to collapse a canopy tent with sidewalls:

1. Remove the sidewalls:
   • Detach all sidewalls from the canopy frame.
   • Fold them neatly and set aside for storage.
2. Clear the area:
   • Remove any items or furniture from under the canopy.
   • Ensure the area around the tent is clear for safe collapsing.
3. Lower the canopy:
   • If your tent has adjustable height settings, lower it to its lowest position.
4. Release the locking mechanisms:
   • Locate the locking pins or sliders at each corner of the frame.
   • Disengage these to allow the frame to fold.
5. Start collapsing the frame:
   • Begin at one corner, gently pushing inward and upward.
   • Work your way around the tent, repeating this action at each corner.
   • The roof should start to lower as you do this.
6. Continue folding:
   • As the roof lowers, the legs will naturally start to come together.
   • Guide the legs inward, ensuring they fold properly along their hinges.
7. Secure the collapsed frame:
   • Once fully collapsed, secure any straps or velcro fasteners that keep the frame compact.
8. Remove the canopy top (if separate):
   • If your canopy top is removable, you may choose to detach it now for separate storage.
9. Pack it up:
   • Place the folded frame into its carrying bag.
   • Pack the canopy top (if removed) and sidewalls into their respective storage bags.
10. Final check:
    • Ensure all parts are accounted for and properly stored to prevent loss or damage.

Remember, the exact process may vary slightly depending on your specific canopy tent model. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for the most accurate guidance. Practice collapsing your tent a few times in a controlled environment to become familiar with the process before attempting it at an event.

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A: Many manufacturers offer replacement parts, including canopy tops and sidewalls. Check with your specific manufacturer for availability.

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