I agree with you Ms. Duplessis. I am 12 years older. Lifting the legs to pop in place is an awesome weight-lifting feat that our fine Tent Guy host here does like a breeze. Maybe it loosens up over time. I needed to watch this at the point he does this to see him pulling down on the top while pushing/pulling up the leg. I don’t have that strength (I would guess it is 40 pounds lift). My trick was to put the lower bar over my shoulder and hold the top with both arms while pushing up with my body. It bruised my clavicle on the first one it is so hard but I padded myself for the others. It could definitely put a person’s back out. Having a second pair of hands will help, but not that much. I just hope it is easier due to being looser next time. But to underscore others’ gratitude, I would have been lost for a longer time without The Tent Guy and KZfaq. The generosity (business aside) that he has to do this so nicely for us gets my handshake.

We just did a 10x20 and my guys had a really hard time. The main problem with it is they didn’t have it spread out enough and getting it up was way too hard. Ok nice they got it spread out more it was way easier.

At least you gotta a chinsey piece of paper...lol

Awesome. Thanks.

Thanks.

You know G2Grentals some people need to dislike everything comes on their way to feel they have a better opinion/ ideas. Really feel sorry for them. 🤨😊

You starting your own company soon?

I seem to have a problem lifting the top portion first. It makes sense to me and I've tried it. The bottom legs come up immediately and lifting the top afterward is very difficult. I have shed some tears. I must be doing something wrong. Ugh.

@@mercylou Did you grease the legs?

@@DFEUERMAN I have not tried it. Thought about it. a few weeks ago. Is it really that messy?

@@mercylou Yes, it's a little messy, but I think it was necessary. Have a rag handy to wipe your hands off. Use can use a white silicone grease. Maybe even vaseline. Think of it as hand moisturizer :-)

@@DFEUERMAN I'll try it out before I go out this Saturday. 😊

Thanks.

Yes. Only brand that has. I’m not wasting my time with the others. I’m going to delete my other video on Quiktent soon - it ended up sucking.

If you’re putting stakes out n the ground you should be aware of where lines are. Wether that’s finding out from the property owners or calling dig safe. We typically only call dig safe for commercial properties. Private residences, we have them spray paint it out.

Not sure off the top of my head. But it’s compact.

Thanks. Everything stays dry, and yes, I’d still get a eurmax over another pop up.

@@thetentguy Thank you!

I’d be careful in 30 mph, but that’s with all tents. The heaviest bags you can get.

@@thetentguy thank you

I purchased mine that included all four side walls, four wrap around sandbags and all the ties and hooks....Amazon.

Yes. Completely fine. For where she can’t, you can use sand bags.

Did you undo the Velcro that holds the middle to the frame?

3 8ft tables. 24 chairs.

Yes. That’s the one Ive got.

@@thetentguy thank you

This one is - amzn.to/32ttQkN On the Eurmax website, they have beefier ones as well, ones the font sell on amazon. Check that out as well.

@@thetentguy I was goin go with ABC canopys, they say the tents holds better with water and wind not sure. We leave in florida here so .How does eurmax do with when rains hard ?? If it rains in your area?

Honestly I’m not sure yet. Haven’t had the chance to have it up in rain.

GOT BOTH 10X20 TENTS READY GO.whats shortest size you recommend for double head stakes if im using it on 10x20 portable tent. 40-42" seems alot for these uermax tents. is 24X1 diamater good enough

The question is, are you going to be doing larger tents in the future? I’d rather have a consistent inventory than all different sized stakes. But if you’re able to keep them separate, I’d at least go sometime around 30”

It has been up all weekend for a rental several times. It’s held up n the rain. Buy their “beyond” version directly from the site. It’s near commercial quality.

@@thetentguy Thank you for the feedback.

I saw this version in their website, also the pro and the beyond. I want something close as commercial as possible to do by myself but the beyond is around $1K, not sure if mind as well at that price go to the commercial pole tent units or do the pro? Lol, I’m confused, or order 1 of each to check them out 🤦🏻‍♀️. It will be for rental purposes.

The beyond is commercial quality. I know it’s just a bit below actually party tents. The advantage with this is one person could set up easily.

Not sure yet. I tested it just before winter, so haven’t gotten a chance to use it. But from all the other ones I’ve seen, I can tell that the top is tight and should do fine.

@@thetentguy good to hear. I just purchased it.

Try advantage tent fittings, pioneer tool, or Aztec tents. Aztec is in CA.

Eurmax.com I think.

I’m going to get a 10x20 as well.

@@thetentguy okay cool thanks appreciate the response because of you I'm looking to expanding my photobooth business in to a rental business to provide more for my families future. Thank you!

@@thetentguy did u ever get the 10x20 uermax .I'm about to order it but wonder how it went for u , did u get steel / aluminum/ outer legs 1.6 or 1.8 ?

I did not get it. I would go steel and largest legs.

@@thetentguy largest leg ? U mean 1.6" hexagonal steel legs ? The largest is 1.8" in aluminium hexagonal legs only made

Amazon or eurmax. We have the links in the description

The one from Eurmax is around 700. It’s super good. Did you see the pull ups.

It’s hard. You have to get it as spread out as you can. Then use one hand to put pressure down on the corner from the top then use your other hand to raise the corner up.

Undo the Velcro around the frame and Push the buttons at the corners. Most people forget the Velcro.

@@thetentguy 😳ok I needed to push the buttons. (I didn’t realize once I got the legs all the way down I still needed to push the buttons to bring it together) that was it. Took 3 days and your video. 🤣 thank you 😘

Yeah, not sure what to m going to get to weight it down on pavement.

On concrete we have vinyl sandbags that have a strap so you can do a couple of loops around the tent leg. I would contact a bounce house manufacturer and see if they sell vinyl sandbags. Usually they have vinyl scraps that they can make into sandbags. That's were my work picks them up at. They sell the sandbags made for popups but they are overpriced for what they are, a bag of sand.... I have seen some companies in my area take a frame tent base plate welded to a steel plate and secure it to the pop-up.

It’s hard, I had trouble at first to.

Try pushing it up before pulling the legs all the way to the corners.

Thanks.