Date:         Wed, 12 Sep 2007 08:10:22 -0700
Reply-To:     Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Screen room recommendations? Wal-Mart
Comments: To: Ed Duntz <eduntz@comcast.net>
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I did look at this for reference even though I make it
practice not to buy at Wal-Mart. The modular aspect is
very attractive and it is very competitively priced
even if you buy all the parts, but the reason for not
buying there was further reinforced because as I left
empty-handed (and wondering how many people do so) the
greeter said, "Spend your money. I need a paycheck."

No thanks, greeter pal.

Stephen

--- Ed Duntz <eduntz@comcast.net> wrote:

> I debated for quite a while about screen
> rooms/shelters and awnings. I ended
> up with a Wal-Mart First Up shelter. I paid $92, but
> they now sell for $78.
> The legs go straight up and down, so you get a true
> 10x10 area. Others that
> advertise as being 10x10 have legs that slant toward
> the top, so you only
> get 8x8 feet of shade. The Wal-Mart one is pretty
> durable and extremely easy
> to set up and take down. I would recommend it. You
> can buy side walls and
> the screens separately, for around $30 I think.
>
> Ed in CT
>
>




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