Canopy Sidewall 8 * 8 ft, Slant Leg Sunwall with 210D Oxford Cloth, UV Protection and Waterproof, Suits Pop-up Tent/Instant Canopy/Commercial Cano...

I am very disappointed this is not white. I have not decided if I will keep it or not so I have not put it up. Therefore, I cannot review its quality, but I can see it is quite thin and I am not sure it is opaque ,which is of concern given its purpose is to block the sun. But maybe its reflective quality compensates; but I do not like the reflective appearance at all. I just wanted a white sidewall. Boy do I sound crabby!

I purchased a screen house and did not realize how much rain would come in the slanted sides. This tarp has been perfect to protect one side. It is meant for a pop up tent, but works fine with the screen tent as well. It appears to repel water 100%.

I have a Coleman Light & Fast canopy, with a 10' roof but 8' leg distance. It's an odd duck and it made finding sunwalls difficult. This fits! I really just wanted a sunwall for shade and privacy, and this delivers on that, but what I ended up doing with this was even better. I have a cheap projector, stuck a Roku stick on it, and use this sunwall as a projector screen. Movies in the yard!

The material on this is nothing like the original side wall material. This is much, much thinner. The only reason this is any better than another piece of material is the already installed velcro straps. But I'm concerned those won't last very long because of the stitching and how thin the material is. Very disappointing and I will not be buying again.

We had a small outdoor gathering just few days ago and I decided to pop-up the slant-leg canopy that I have. It worked well until later that hot afternoon as the sun got lower in the sky and we had to keep moving our chairs and table to constantly seek the shade cast by the canopy roof. I was thinking how nice it would be if there was some covering for one side of the canopy that would simply block-out the sun on that side and eliminate our need to keep chasing the shade, lol. As you can see, I found the solution with this "Hisinly" canopy sidewall. Installation is simple and self-explanatory. The material is thin, but it is fine for the job. The exterior of the sidewall I ordered is blue to match the canopy top, and the interior color is a bright silver/white. The sidewall has a ton of creases and wrinkles from being folded up and packaged and they clearly show in the pics I included. I'm unsure if those will ever come out or not - perhaps over time - but regardless, they don't bother me as I'm looking mostly for functionality here and the aesthetics are decent enough for my liking. Also note in one of the pics that I have the lower section of the sidewall folded and fastened upwards to allow air to come through the lower portion. It works well and you might consider trying it if you don't need coverage all the way to the ground. Bottom line - for 20 bucks, I think this is a good product and I'm very happy to have found it. Its a big improvement compared to constantly repositioning in order to stay out of the sun.