Ergodyne 12927 Pop-up Tent Sidewall Mesh Window Lime

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 12927 is a pop-up tent sidewall panel designed to attach to compatible 10 ft x 10 ft and 10 ft x 20 ft pop-up tent frames, adding shelter from sun, wind, and rain on jobsites and outdoor work areas. The panel measures approximately 9.5 feet long by 6.3 feet high and is constructed from 300-denier polyester with polyurethane and UV coatings for weather resistance. A mesh window is integrated into the panel to promote airflow and help keep the canopy stable in light wind conditions. Licensed tradespeople, event crews, and site supervisors typically deploy this panel when extended outdoor exposure requires added environmental control.

This sidewall is suited for jobsite use where workers need shade, wind protection, or a degree of privacy under a canopy structure. It is also appropriate for outdoor events such as parties, weddings, and sporting activities. The lime colorway supports high-visibility applications on active work sites. Secure attachment hardware included with the panel makes installation and removal straightforward without additional tools.

Key Features

• 300-denier polyester shell with PU and UV coatings for weather and sun resistance
• Integrated mesh window promotes steady airflow and helps stabilize the tent in wind
• Eight side hook-and-loop straps, four top clips, and two bottom clips for a secure fit to the tent frame
• Three top loops allow the panel to be rolled up and stowed when not in use
• Meets CPAI-84 flame resistance code
• Lime color for high-visibility identification on active work sites

Compatibility

Compatible with the 10 ft x 10 ft Shax 6001 and Shax 6002 pop-up tents, as well as the 10 ft x 20 ft Shax 6004 pop-up tent. Sold individually as a single sidewall panel.

Installation Notes

Attach the sidewall to the tent frame before raising the canopy to full height when possible, as this makes aligning the top clips easier and reduces strain on the attachment points. Power down or de-energize any nearby electrical equipment before working at height to fasten top clips. Use the hook-and-loop straps and clips in the sequence from top to bottom to maintain even tension across the panel. When wind conditions increase, roll and stow the panel using the top loops to reduce load on the tent frame.