Perfect for my old 10x10 canopy (no idea what brand it is). I bought these to add shade, security, and backdrop wall for my vendor tent. I attach 3 walls during festivals and unzip halfway (the zipper is at the bottom) so that I have half walls. There is a hook at the bottom of each corner panel that easily fits into a hole at the top of the canopy structure corners, making half walls on the top of the canopy a cinch. And quick to drop back down when needed. Then I add the front wall for overnight security during multi-day events. They dry quickly and keep out rain. Zippers and velcro super easy. If it seems like it doesn't fit, probably one of the canopy legs is angled out a bit. I store the walls in an 18-gallon tote with our table cloths.

I have an Ozark Trail 10x10 straight leg canopy that I purchased these sides for. I'm a vendor and do outside events. They fit well and were easy to install I was not expecting zippers on all sides. In my case I didn't use them I'm not sure they would zip but didn't even try yet, might next time. I ordered them on Wen hoping to get them for a show on Sat. When I ordered it said they would be here on Monday I was a little disappointed but ordered anyways since I was going to need them again. To my surprise they arrived on Sat 2 days earlier then promised making me a very happy vendor.

Unfortunately, these didn't quite work out as well as I had hoped. I bought them to keep the sun, wind, and rain off my products at the market and to clean up the look of my booth when other vendors store too much trash in their booth.

Upon receiving the item, the directions said not to use it in the wind and rain. So that was a bummer. I can see why too.

First, the side straps are not long enough to wrap around the canopy legs. I have a Quik Shade tent, so I would think this should work, but it didn't. The minute a breeze picks up, the walls break off the legs and snap in the wind. This bring me to my second point.

Second, the hooks that secure the bottom to the foot of the tent tore off. The stitching was so poorly done, and the straps were cut way too short making this seem very cheaply made. Now, if I use it, I tuck the bottom corner of the wall under my tent weight to hold it down.

Third, the walls are short. I can only use them on my tent when it's in the shortest setting. This makes the tent feel small having walls and a lower ceiling than normal.

The only bonus is that the walls zip together. Because they zip together, the entire tent can be zipped up to hide the contents in the tent which is good for multiple day markets where the tent may stay overnight for several days.

Now, I only use the walls sometimes. Usually, I only use them to block the view of the vendor behind me. It makes my booth look much cleaner if they are not looking at the other vendor's garbage behind their table. Sometimes I use them to block the sun if there's no way to adjust the table to shade my products. But, there must not be any wind or forget it.

These are very frustrating to use and pack up. Because it's made of a vinyl or plastic type material, there is so much static cling to them. Dirt just clings to the side of the wall, and folding it up by myself usually means a lot of the dirt is getting on me and my clothes. I fold them, yet, they still have a wrinkled look like I just wad them up in the back of my car. The problem is, with a plastic material, I don't think you can really iron it so it just looks low class. As a result, they are not really accepted at high end markets so I have to find something else to use anyway.

It looks cheap, dirty, and flimsy. If you need it for security for multi-day markets, this may work. If you need it for shade and blocking visibility of vendor booths behind you, then save your money and just buy one or two walls. Otherwise, this will not work for wind and rain -- at all! Such a bummer.

I was a little nervous about ordering these canopy walls since I don't have a Quik Shade tent, but they fit just fine. I have a 10x10 Everest Z shade and there is no problem attaching all sides to completely enclose the tent. We had to adjust the legs a little bit but that's an easy fix. The length of the walls is a little longer than the tent is tall, but that's fine for me.

These panels are great, however they seem to be just a hair short in the width. I have a hard time getting them to fit corner to corner!