Caravan Canopy Tent Sidewalls for Mega Domain Carport with Straps, Ideal for Garage Storage, Inflatable Garage Covering, Tan (Sidewalls Only)

If you’re buying the carport, you definitely need to invest in the sides. Very sturdy easy to install. They protect you from the elements of the outside and allows you to use this carport for special events, parties, or just to sit under when the weather is not ideal

Bought this as a replacement for another tent/storage unit. The material is better then what I had. Replaced the 4 side walls. Was able to replace it all by my self. Covered the whole area. Had one problem that was an easy fix and had nothing to do with cover. Had to shorten side poles by 6 inches so cover reached the ground.

I only used the end panels for now. They fit the newer style Costco canopy (2016?), the style with dark brown tubing that originally came with a door panel on one side and screened windows on the other side and zippered ends.A few differences:These do not have the Velcro strips sewn in along the vertical edges that tie-in with the sides and seal the sides and ends together.They use Velcro straps on the top tubing attachments. We’ll see how long the stitching lasts vs tried and true grommet style attachment. The Velcro straps are a little loose compared to grommets and ball bungees. One of the Velcro straps had “hook” ends on both sides and therefore provided no hold. I’m relying on the two other attachments to hold that edge.Only one end panel is zippered. It has two side zippers and one center zipper. The side zippers are further from the vertical posts than the original. The zippered opening is only 87” so I will probably have to remove the vertical bungees and roll the whole end panel up to put my boat in for the winter.The material seems slightly thinner than the original and allows more light through, so I question if it has the same sun and UV protection as the original. You can see this on one of my photos of the end panel and the top - lots of light passing through the end V’s the top, the top being a direct replacement from Costco and matching the original. They have a slight yellowish tint to them, vs the darker desert tan of the original panels. Time will tell if these replacement ends lasts as long as the originals.The ball bungees that came with it are a little weaker and cheaper than the originals.The peak of the ends are pointy and do not have an attachment so they flap over a little. To be fair, the originals did not have an attachment at the peak either, but they were trimmed better and had grommets closer to the peak so they did not flap over. The Costco top overlaps the ends enough that this should not be an issue.Overall, they fit the end opening well and suit my needs, although the quality is not quite the same as the originals. We’ll see how long they last and how well they keep my toys protected.

These do NOT include the top part of the canopy. These include the front, back, and the 2 side walls. I used it for my 10x20 canopy and they are a perfect fit horizontally. However the bottom were a bit short by about an inch so it will leave a small gap between the tarp and the floor when placed on the canopy.

Not happy with this replacement canopy. The size says 10x20’ but it is very skimpy and hard to wrap around the ends, and the overhang on the sides is only a few inches long. We had some wind gusts recently and it basically blew off both ends.I have replaced canopies several times over a number of years and this was a bad choice. Not at all satisfied but missed the return window by one day. I would have given it no stars but that was not an option….

The walls kit looks good and is made of a decent weight tarping. It didn't fit my frame very well but I didn't really expect it to since I don't even know the manufacture of my frame. The fit is good enough to serve its purpose and didn't bother me.The construction of the kit does present a few problems. This uses a mix of grommets/bungees and hook/loop tabs to attach to the frame. That wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing but the tabs are sewn to the walls by only two short lengths of stitching. Within the first two weeks about 1/4 of the tabs had ripped off of the peaks of the two end walls and this is without any major storms or wind. Using hook/loop tabs to secure the side walls to the legs is a great idea but the same cannot be said for hanging the walls themselves. If the tabs were sewn on with a box pattern stitch then they might have been acceptable. Luckily I do a lot of different crafts and have large grommet kits so I have added grommets, backed with leather washers, along the peak of both ends.Another place I had to add grommets was the bottoms of the side walls: the lowest grommet was nearly a foot from the bottom of the walls, allowing them to flap very badly in the wind. I added one grommet at each leg.All in all I'm satisfied with the wall kit and I like the tan color (it even matches the new roof kit I recently bought fairly well), I just wish the construction had been a bit better and hadn't required so many fixes.

Love these side panels. Works great and looks good!

Think this may be my first ever Amazon review. Just wanted to note that this fit perfectly as a replacement for the canopy cover I bought at Costco a few years ago. I read a couple reviews stating it was slightly lighter in color than the costco one and it is, but even less so than I was expecting. Also, so far I’ve only used the entrance/exit end of this and it did have a middle zipper and two sides which is great!