Would give this s zero star if possible with 3 people and 2 hours it still does not fit and isn't attached on one side . Not to mention how many times we each were hit in the head with the poles because they just slide together without any screws or real anchor . My friend that helped me ordered a cheaper one from amazon and installed it by herself and is very pleased . Mine however was a waste of money and since I do dog rescue this was not an expense that was worth it

Using as a trash/ waste area (to keep bears out)

A little extra chicken wire attached to both open ends, solves the trick.
Also, pour concrete around perimeter (hold down) & iron stakes every 3' - 4' (weave in between fencing and hit into ground).

Once completed, well worth and WHA-LA

it's a great idea... after a good deal of adjusting, I was able to make the frame fit... however, the tarp appears about 2' short on the width... it does not reach to the other side for me to attach with bungee cords. I have contacted the manufacturer, and hope they can assist. Will update... not sure why it doesn't fit for me and a few others, but appears to fit for some folks... I guess it depends on kennel style.

Simple to put together, but the tarp is far too small to cover the entire length. Which makes it difficult to use the straps to keep it in place. Placing this piece on top of an existing kennel is difficult. You'll need at least 3 people if not 4 or 5 to aid in keeping it where it needs to be. It took 2 of us 1.5 hours to put it on the existing kennel, because it isn't actually 10x10 ft like it claims it is.

Prior to purchasing this I read the reviews and found several that said it didn't fit their 10x10 kennel. I did see others that said it fit their 10x10 fine and thought that the people that couldn't get it to work on theirs must have done something wrong. So I took the plunge and bought it. Well, after wrestling with this thing for hours, I have come to the conclusion that it absolutely does not fit my 10x10.

Though it is easy to put together, it was attaching it to the kennel that was impossible. I could attach it on one side, but it came up over an inch short of the other side. Maddening.

*Update. I gave this thing another shot before the next rain comes and found out the major problem was/is. The instructions for this thing stop short of telling how to attach this roof to the kennel.

Upon getting three sides attached with not much pole in each clamp (about 1/2 inch of pole in each clamp) I found I had nothing left for the last clamp and then it hit me. There is excess pole in the A frame. So much excess that you can seat it in the clamp on all four corners. Why is this part NOT in the instructions? Seriously, this whole clamping of the frame is NOT in the instructions let alone my discovery. For all those saying it doesn't fit your kennel, it does but you have to figure out extending the poles on the four corners about an inch or so out of the A arch at the top. I should lower this to a 1 star.....how can you forget this most important part? With this knowledge, I would give this setup a 3 star IF the instructions were correct. It isn't a perfect top for the kennel, but nothing else is really out there for my brand.