I have an EZ up with lower sta-bars & anchor plates for the corner poles. Today I'm sewing nylon sand bag covers. I also have heavy grid walls that anchor to the poles and sta-bars. So would it be better to have long tubular weights that lay along the sta=bar or would it be better to have chunkier ones at the base of the poles?? Thanks.
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I would think you'd want the weight on the legs, not the sta-bar. The sta-bar could slip loose from the leg. Could you lay the weight down by the sta-bar, but still attach the end to your canopy leg? I also use sta-bars and gridwall, but I fasten my weight to the legs of the canopy. If I'm expecting a lot of wind, I use a bunch of bungee cords to connect the tops of the gridwall to the canopy frame. If I'm expecting rain, I put in a 10 x 10 ceiling tarp. That way if my canopy leaks, the ceiling tarp will catch most of it.
Do you put the ceiling tarp on the inside? Does it make it hotter inside the tent?