Question 1

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Pop up gazebos are, as a rule, not designed to withstand wild weather. On the other hand, they are designed to be easy to fold up should a storm come in. To protect against a breeze or light winds, there are a number of options. Guy ropes and pegs are included in the delivery. If you set the gazebo up on the lawn, a tie down kit with ratchet straps will be far more effective at keeping the structure grounded. For hard surfaces, sand bags, metal foot plates, or adapted gazebo tent feet, with heavy duty flanges for use with concrete slabs are all available in our selection of anchoring accessories.

Question 2

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How many side walls you have with your gazebo is really up to you! We have products on offer that have a full set of 4 sidewalls, and others that have 2. In addition, you have the option of buying a gazebo without side panels. If buying a pop up tent with side walls you can select a number of variants, including side panels with panorama windows, arched windows, or doors.

Question 3

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Leaving a pop up gazebo standing overnight is not recommended. First of all, the gazebo will be in danger of damage in case of unexpected bad weather. Secondly, there is a strong possibility of condensation forming under the canopy. You can read more about this topic in our magazine article condensation in tents. The best solution for keeping your outdoor gazebo tent safe overnight is to fold it up and pop a waterproof gazebo cover over the tarpaulin and frame. Quick and easy protection in the garden, without needing to move it in and out of storage each day.

Question 4

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A gazebo is considered waterproof when its canopy does not let water drip through, even during heavy rain. Plastic tarpaulins ensure this. The seams on House of Tents' products are mechanically sealed so that no water can penetrate them. Our garden gazebos with hardtops are also watertight since the top is made of solid polycarbonate.

Question 5

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A Garden gazebo has a fixed metal frame that is permanently bolted to concrete foundations in your garden. A Garden gazebo can either have a tarpaulin canopy or a hardtop roof, with polycarbonate panels that can remain in place throughout the winter. This makes garden gazebos the obvious answer if you're looking for a permanent, or semi-permanent structure for the garden. Pop up gazebos are portable, and afford you a great deal of flexibility. You can host outdoor parties as easily at the beach as in your own home! Party tents, otherwise known as marquees, can be a good middle road. They are more wind resistant and can be left standing for a period of days or even weeks.

Question 6

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Heavy duty gazebos are useful for family camping trips. They can be transported easily - just pop them in the carry bag that is included in delivery. They are often used as an additional shelter for storage, or for relaxing in camping chairs or other furniture. Removable awnings are useful for providing more shade and shelter. The awning attaches via plastic clasps, and a durable Velcro strip. The awning fits all 3m x 3m and 3m x 4m models.

White pop up gazebos: An absolute classic

A white pop up gazebo: Easy setup, comfort, and style!

Comparing the frames - deciding between steel & aluminium

Steel frames

Aluminium frames

Pop Up Gazebos: foldable, stable and waterproof

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I keep my gazebo from blowing away?

How many sidewalls come with the pop up gazebo?

Can you leave a gazebo up overnight?

When is a gazebo waterproof?

What is the difference between a pop up gazebo and a garden gazebo?

Are pop up gazebos suitable for camping trips?

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