Coleman Sunwall for Event Shelter and Event Shelter Pro, Gazebo Side Panel, Sun Protection with Coleman UV Guard, Water Resistant

This product is an accessory. It is a single side panel for Coleman Event Shelter (so need to get one of these!) and you will need to ensure that you get the correct size that corresponds to yours -  Coleman Gazebo Event Shelter XL 4.5 x 4.5 m for Festivals, Garden and Camping, Sturdy Steel Poles Construction, Large Event Tent with Sun Protection SPF 50+ It fits one of the open panels of the gazebo forming a closed wall which provides shelter and shade. You can also obtain a panel which can zip open, making a doorway and this version also has windows -  Side Panel for Coleman Event Shelter Deluxe XL 4.6 x 4.6 m, Gazebo Side Panel with Windows and Door, High Sun Protection 50+, Water Resistant, Green if you get four panels then your gazebo becomes tent-like! This is handy for protection from inclement weather, or for other uses.The side panel clips to the frame of the gazebo and takes about 2-3 minutes to set up. It fits snuggly apart from the bottom which is about 3 inches off the ground.I'm really pleased with the side panel and it provides ample shade to keep the inside of the gazebo cooler in sunny weather.

If you have money to throw away, buy this trash tent and you'll be dreaming of shade when you go on holiday . Shame on the quality of Coleman Event shelter.

We put this shelter up at the weekend and were very impressed by the quality of the materials, and the ease that the pieces went together.The inside of the pack said that you are best to layout a square on the ground before assembly, and this did make life much easier. However, they said that the diagonal on the square should be 6.6 m and I could not for the life of me get this to work, so I got out the calculator. "Coleman" instruction assemblers, repeat after me - in a right angled triangle, the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares on the two opposing sides, so square root of 4.5*4.5*2 = 6.36. If you lay out the square with a 4.5 metre side and a 6.36 metre diagonal (NOT 6.6 metre), you will finish up with a perfect square and thus a lovely shelter that looks excellent.The other thing I did wrong was to attach the canvases anchoring hooks onto the legs before the canvas was in place - either slacken the hooks off a lot before you do this (or if it's a still day, put the canvas in place before securing any hooks, otherwise you'll finish up shouting at the shelter and having your wife call you a ******* idiot...).Overall, very pleased with the shelter, and the Amazon service for delivery.

We bought this after putting up a 20x10ft pop up gazebo. Well the gazebo was up for about half an hour, then with a slight gust of wind, the metal frame buckled...such a waste of money.....so I read the reviews about his one and....it was so amazing, that we ordered another one. We had 25 mile an hour winds...it didn't even flicker. It was completely waterproof and although we have bought sides for protection, it's so big you are completely sheltered from the elements. We put the 2 of them side by side on our lawn and filled it with lights and bunting, it looked amazing, I cannot praise this item enough. My husband has now asked me to the slightly smaller one for our patio. I also bought the other pegs with the green ends and I think that made a lot of difference. One piece of advice....throw the instructions away. Set up the middle cross piece and click in each side, then attaché the feet, they slide in easily. Once the frame is together, just slide your canvas over it and tie down as instructed, should take no longer than 20 mins tops, taking it down took 8 minutes. You"ll never by a gazebo again.

I bought 2 of these. They were green rather than the silver shelter itself. Although there was a warning to this effect I was surprised they could not match to original. However the side walls are secured by sturdy plastic clips that are easy to use. However the side walls are a little skimpy at ground level and the wind catches the bottom edge because there is no way of securing it to the ground. At the end of the season I will probably add loops so that the bottom edges can be secured to the ground.

Used two of these at a playday - one for an outside performance space for an acoustic group and another for a baby and children's activities space. Was really nice having shade and a defined area without sides on the shelter - have bought sides but not used them yet. There is a definite art to putting the shelter up in a square - I was shown how to use the long tape that comes with it to space out two sides, then take the tape from the middle pole across to the opposing side to mark out where the final leg should go. There were instructions in the bag, but they hadn't made sense until I was shown how to do it by someone using a shelter as a pottery stall at an arts event. Would recommend the shelter for a wide variety of uses.

Bought two walls for my new 15x15 shelter. They attach easily to the frame of the shelter, wish they were longer and reached the ground, the 3" gap along the bottom is draughty around my feet and ankles. They certainly helped to keep us dry during a couple of heavy downpours.Considering buying a third wall and maybe one with the windows and zip door to make it cosy on an evening, but at an extra £27+ for the wall and £43+ for the wall with door, the added expense is hard to swallow. They really should be included in the cost of the shelter.

Easy to fit, does what it says on the wrapper. Would give it 5 stars if it was available in a better colour. Amazon service and delivery was excellent as usual. Do not leave it up if windy. A friend had 2 sides fitted in a strong wind and it broke the poles of the shelter.