Canopy Tent Sides

Any sidewall style can be customed to include mesh paneling in the size/ shape of your choice. Common mesh sidewall requests include:

• Upper Mesh Panoramic Windows: Request as a fixed window or with zippered, roll-up functionality
• Layered Mesh and PVC Windows: Create a multi-function window to balance light and airflow.
• Full Mesh Walls: Ideal for bug screens and working tents.

Mastertent sidewalls extend from tent leg to tent leg in 5, 6.5, 10, 13, 15, 17, or 20ft panels. Sidewall size and number depend on the size of your tent and the number of tent legs. Tents can take up to 4-6 sidewalls. 

Each sidewall attaches to your tent with heav-duty velcro along the tent roofline and at each side with fabric flaps. Vertical velcro runs at the edges of each sidewall

Half-height sidewalls must be paired with a sidebar or counter to hang from the tent frame. Unlike the velcro attachments at the top of our full-height sidewalls, half-height walls are topped with a line of keder cord, which slides into the fitting on the underside of the sidebar or counter. 

1. Attach your sidebar or counter to the tent frame using the provided clamps and washers.
2. Unpack your half-height sidewall and position so the outermost velcro (on the wall's extended flaps) is facing the interior of the tent. 
3. Locate the keder cord at the top of the half-height wall and slide into the metal anchoring on the underside of the sidebar or counter. Pull through until the wall is aligned with the length of the tent or tent section.
4. Undo the velcro on the wall's exterior flaps and wrap the tent around the tent leg. 
5. Bring the flap back around to attach to the velcro on the inside of the half-height wall. 
6. If wrapping multiple walls, the extended flap may attach at a 90° angle onto the velcro of the adjacent tent wall.

The best order to hang your sidewalls onto your tent depends on your specific tent package. Generally, we suggest starting at the back of the tent, then wrapping the left and right sides, before adding any sidewalls to the front. Your wall selection, placement, and any printing may change the suggested order for your sidewalls.

If you are using a half-height sidewall next to a full-height sidewall (closed, window, door), we recommend always wrapping the full-height sidewall first. Then, the partial flap of the half-height sidewall can wrap and attach to the exterior of the full wall. 

Your Mastertent Product Expert can help you plan the best way to set up your individual tent.