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Question: I have an Undercover canopy with 1.25' leg dimensions.  The product description says they will fit up to 1" canopy legs.  Anyone know if they'll accommodate the additional .25"?
Document: In purchasing the product on-line I didn't see anything in the product description that cautioned the buyer that this product wouldn't work on 2" support poles. I felt that I had been deceived, and as a result had to pay to ship the product back. I ended up making my own weights out of 4" PVC pipe which work well and can be customized to fit your wind conditions.
And I only have 1.25" base legs on my pro popup. Looks like I may have to do some back-woods engineering and tie these things together instead of relying upon the cheap plastic screws to hold the halves together. I already knew about the plastic screws from other reviews. Didn't think they would be an issue until I noticed the lack of clearance for the base legs. If it is an easy fix, and they still hold water, then I will come back and upgrade the review.
They are easy to place around the canopy legs and hold the tent in place in light to moderate winds. I would not recommend them for heavy winds, as they are only 18 lbs. at each leg when filled with sand.For the money, ease of set up, and the fact that I needed them quickly it's a good buy.
I bought this product for a 10x10 shade canopy. The spot for the canopy was enclosed by 3 walls with 1 end open and concrete floor. I couldn't fasten then to the ground like I could if set up on dirt. I live in an area in southern Colorado that can be very breezy andthese "feet" seemed to be right for the job.They are all plastic including a 2 large plastic "screw-like" fasteners to holdthe 2 halves together areound the feet.
I think these are just for pop-up canopies as I bought these for a gazebo and they don't fit around the poles enough to put the screw in. I don't remember reading anything about the diameter of the pole needing to be only 1". I will eventually get Velcro straps to keep them on but I need to paint them black to match my poles.
Great Portable weights, I have used these around the yard and the park work great and fit the thin Legs of any EZ-UP type tent. They are a little expensive, but you will be able to use them several time for years if you take care of them. I empty them out after every use and let them dry out.
Art & Crafts Artists,These are the weights for you. I filled the weighted containers with water at the show and did not have to carry the weight at set-up. I am disabled and was able to ride my scooter back and forth to the water source with ease to fill the weights two at a time. I purchased two sets of this product. At $39.99 a set you cannot beat the price. Therefore, there were two sets on each leg of my tent.
I bought a set of 4 to use on my canopy tent so that I can set up my traveling booth on a cement pavement. LOVED it - worked perfectly for me. Highly recommend to anyone!
I purchased these canopy leg weights for my trade show folding canopy. They do the job, but I will be curious as to how they stand up to continued set up and breakdown of the tent.They arrived well packaged, ready for filling with sand or water. I chose sand, as some of the reviews were disappointed that they leaked. Besides, sand is heavier and I packed it in to each side of the weights.
The hanging weights actually became pendulums that picked up speed in each swing and took out unsuspecting neighbors. Again, my tent was rock solid. This is a fantastic, inexpensive, and easy to use product.From an engineering point-of-view, the center of gravity is lowered and the weights become part of the leg. Therefore, there is nothing to move laterally like the hanging weights or loosely Velcro attached bag weights.
Answer: yes