YITAHOME 20x32 ft Party Tent Heavy Duty Outdoor Wedding Event Shelters Upgraded Galvanized Canopy with Large White Roof, Removable PVC Sidewalls & 4 Storage Bags

When the weather was predicted for heavy rains during our son’s wedding /brunch and renting was not cost effective, purchasing a 16 x 32ft tent that could be used again was the best plan. The company worked with me and expedited shipping to arrive in three days (from Washington to AR). It arrived in three large boxes and took four of us about two hours to completly erect with all sidewalls, including anchoring the tent since it was on top of a hill. The stakes were flimsy and bent, so we used some heavy duty stakes that my husband already had. I would not use the stakes that come with it. All the poles were numbered with instructions fairly easy to understand. We did watch a You Tube video which helped a lot! The tent is large enough for six 60” tables with seven chairs each. It was perfect for the 35-40 people during the torrential rain that thankfully came after the outdoor wedding! The ridge seam did develop a slow leak along the length during the torrential rains. Before putting the tent up, we applied a coating of seam seal for tents. I am confident this will stop any future leaks. Take down took about 45”. It comes with three large bags to store it in. The company went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied with the purchase. This will be great to use later on and I am very pleased with it and the customer service I received!

The instructions are easy to follow. Everything came neatly organized. Set up was good… I would say get 1 or 2 helpers and a ladder as it is a tall structure. The tent itself is a sturdy material and protected us from rain and the night fog. Overall, very well made and designed.

2 pieces missing called and reported it until now no body has responded or send me the missing parts... the tent is incomplete from one side... also is not water proof and it should be it leaks everywhere when it rain..

We bought this for our pumpkins roadside stand, but it’s going to be used in a lot other ways. We haven’t used the walls yet, but my husband was able to assemble mostly on his own, easy to take down and store as well.

This tent is nice and sturdy and perfect for what I need it for. It kept up real nice for about 5 days and then it got real windy one day so we took it down and had no issues with poles bending during the high wind day when we were taking it down. Very sturdy. I do suggest to use the tie down ropes and heavy weights of some kind.The only flaw was that a couple poles were not numbered but it was sorted in the pretty nicely so it was easy to tell what poles went where. If you pay attention to the instructions it’s not a complicated set up but you do need at least 3 (preferably 4) people to put it together.I only put the two long walls up this time but all pieces were there to put all 4 walls up, I just didn’t need them for this event.

Great price - and looks great- professional. Was going to rent for graduation and priced out this was less expensive then one rental. Easy to put up with 3 people directions easy to follow took about 1-1/4 hr. Lots of compliments. No need for the side panels but will use in fall for Oktoberfest.

Overall, this is a pretty decent tent for the price. However, it's obviously low quality and some corners were definitely cut. The feet and angled brackets in mine are full of rust on the inside, and the white paint is chipped in many places. Some of the button connectors arrived either broken or very difficult to push. One is simply hanging loose inside the post.I also found a small tear, about an inch long in the main fabric. Not something noticeable, but over time and with use, this will continue to grow and become worse.Assembly was easier than expected, You could potentially do it by yourself but will likely need at least 2 people.Wind resistance is very poor, the stakes are a joke, the feet are a joke, and it's essentially a giant sail. I went to home depot to purchase some buckets for water to use as anchors. Do not put this up with the included stakes. The stakes I use for my garden hose box are bigger and more substantial. I didn't get the impression that this really won't hold up to any storm at all, and leaving it overnight could be risky depending on where you live. Plan on Assembling and disassembling the same day, and only on a calm or fairly calm day.It comes with 2 bags for storage, which is probably a little less than ideal, as many of these poorly painted white posts will have to rub together with brackets, and the tarps also need to be placed in with items with poor finish and sharp edges. When packed this way, the bags are very heavy for most people, and difficult for 2 to maneuver with any grace. Everything does fit in the two bags, and its nice for cleanup.Overall, its a decent value in a pinch but you can likely do better and it's a bit of a "get what you pay for" situation. I wouldn't purchase again, but hopefully can get a dozen uses or so out of it to make it sort of worth it.

My 6ft tall kids and myself were able to put it up all by ourselves in just a couple hours during 87 degree weather outside taking a couple breaks as needed because it is quite heavy. Think the big box said 162lbs and I'm not sure what the other box of just poles weighed but it's so large it makes it seem heavier but it is kinda light so one does not have to be a big weightlifter type person to move and maneuver it. Its a heavy enough size its durable but light enough average people non-athletes can put it together and set it up with little to no problems. The roof and sidewalls connected together perfectly with their synchronized holes for the little bungee cord balls attach to frame. Only problem was that the 2 end walls were too tall by the time we put the frame with roof up. So the middle on each end is currently awaiting us to get a ladder to attach it to frame. My son was 6 ft standing on a chair to get those endwalls tied to frame. Shorter people will need to attach endwalls to roof before assembling frame legs onto the roof frame to avoid needing a ladder.