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  • 169 square feet
  • Easy to set up shelter for picnics, backyard parties, or other outdoor gatherings
  • 13' x 13' canopy with 115'' center height
  • One-piece 28mm steel instant frame
  • Easy push button releases for quick and easy setup
  • 150 denier poly oxford canopy with UV Guard™ protection
  • Carry weight: 45.6 lbs.

A great choice for a backyard picnic or any other outdoor gathering with friends and family, the Coleman® BackHome Instant Shelter delivers 169 square feet of shade from the sun. With a center height of 115'', this 13' x 13' canopy gives you and your guests lots [Read More]

   
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  • 169 square feet
  • Easy to set up shelter for picnics, backyard parties, or other outdoor gatherings
  • 13' x 13' canopy with 115'' center height
  • One-piece 28mm steel instant frame
  • Easy push button releases for quick and easy setup
  • 150 denier poly oxford canopy with UV Guard™ protection
  • Carry weight: 45.6 lbs.

A great choice for a backyard picnic or any other outdoor gathering with friends and family, the Coleman® BackHome Instant Shelter delivers 169 square feet of shade from the sun. With a center height of 115'', this 13' x 13' canopy gives you and your guests lots of room to move around in under its protection. The simple, one-piece, 28mm steel instant frame features easy push button releases for a quick and easy setup that takes just minutes. Durable canopy is made of 150 denier poly oxford with UV Guard™ protection for great protection on bright sunny days. Color:Tan and Brown. Carry weight: 45.6 lbs. Imported.

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115"is that almost 10 ft?

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If it's 10 foot center an 10 wide, then you could pull a pick- up truck thru it, so that the awning is covering the p/u bed, hence sleep in truck bed with air matress......" an have approx 5' clearance, if you are standing in the P/u bed.......perfect for pulling under to sleep, then pull forward, if u like in the am, or go to the store an leave it standing, plus easy access to your 12 volt battery, off the ground while sleeping, an

extend far enough to cover the tailgate when down........suppose this arrangment is feaseable.....?...Maybe Velcro some screen on the back an sides that roll up? That's still apron 1 ft extended over the side rails on each side.....an 2 ft beyond tailgate, if up?..right, whadaya think?

Any one know if this would work?
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Wiamea
 - Coosa River, S. E . USA
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On Coleman web site, they list in the Owner's Manual: Under NO circumstances should this product be used to cover automobiles, marine products, or similar items.
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 - springfield, mo
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No
But Coleman makes a screen canopy.
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 - DFW
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Instead of tent stakes, using five gallon buckets with sand as anchors, I'm wondering if I can find out about wind strength, or some kind of rating?
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Mine survived tornado speed, straight downline winds without even flinching. However, it was staked down. I do not believe the feet on this canopy are large enough to allow any other type of anchoring.....only stakes. See if you can get 18" or 24" stakes from some hardware store and use those in the sand.
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I would think if you can anchor not only the legs but the tie outs you'd be fine.

I properly installed it while camping and it withstood a thunderstorm one night and another severe thunderstorm (tornado happened a few miles away) with gusts of at least 30MPH possibly 40. No damage or anything.
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