Beach Tent UPF50+ Sun Shade Canopy with Sandbags 4 Stability Poles Ground Pegs Flying Disc Sand Shovel Lightweight Sunshade Shelter 7ft Tall for Outdoor Trips Camping and Sports

- UPF 50+ premium fabric blocks up to 98% of harmful UV rays. - One-person-job. Lightweight, portable and easy to set up. - Premium quick-drying fabric is conveniently machine-washable. - Comes in two sizes: L (7.5x7 ft) which comfortably accommodates 4-5 people, and XL (10x10 ft.) that fits groups of 6-8 people. - Built with premium materials for years of reliable sun protection and backed by KAZZARY's one-year warranty extension.

Product description

Why does the tent collapse even when there's no wind?

What's the most common mistake when setting up the tent?

How do I know if I've set up the tent correctly?

Can it withstand strong winds and rain?

What if there are strong winds?

KAZZARY Sunshade Family

UPF +50

Protection

UPF +50

4 Poles

Stability Poles

4 Poles

9.4 lbs

Weight

7.4 lbs

6-8 people

Capacity

4-5 people

7 ft

Pole Height

7 ft

Machine Washable

Travel Ready

UPF +50

Protection

UPF +50

4 Poles

Stability Poles

4 Poles

9.4 lbs

Weight

9.4 lbs

6-8 people

Capacity

6-8 people

7 ft

Pole Height

7 ft

Machine Washable

Travel Ready

UPF +50

Protection

UPF +50

4 Poles

Stability Poles

4 Poles

9.4 lbs

Weight

7.4 lbs

6-8 people

Capacity

4-5 people

7 ft

Pole Height

7 ft

Machine Washable

Travel Ready

UPF +50

Protection

UPF +50

4 Poles

Stability Poles

4 Poles

9.4 lbs

Weight

9.4 lbs

6-8 people

Capacity

6-8 people

7 ft

Pole Height

7 ft

Machine Washable

Travel Ready

For Any Ocassion

Why does the tent collapse even when there's no wind?

This happens when the fabric is not stretched tight and the setup lacks tension. The poles must be vertical or slightly tilted inward. Think of an upside-down pyramid - inward tilt plus tension creates stability.

What's the most common mistake when setting up the tent?

Not creating enough tension. Many users fill the sandbags but don't fully stretch the fabric. The tent must be pulled taut in all directions before securing - crucial for stability.

How do I know if I've set up the tent correctly?

When properly assembled, the fabric must be taut. The fabric connecting to the sandbags stretches and becomes thin like a guitar string. This shows when enough tension has been applied.

Can it withstand strong winds and rain?

We recommend using the tent in winds under 25mph. The fabric is water resistant and deflects light rain but isn't designed for heavy rain or storms.

What if there are strong winds?

Dig holes next to the sandbags and wedge them in; alternatively bury the sandbags. This will prevent the sandbags from sliding backwards due to the wind and keeping the tension. Ensure the elastic bands secure poles against the fabric.