Don't buy a cheap nursery tent or you'll be doing this

I bought a "Zazzy" 4x4, im happy with it. Has 3 bars across the top for hanging stuff. Ive noticed a few pinholes at night, but the zippers are beefy, and the openings seal up nicely. The area I have my tent setup has a sloped roof, from 72" to 70". Since I knew I was gonna hack it up, I went with something cheap. I was impressed when I put the fabric over the frame. There was a lot of stretching and pulling tight, I had less than an inch of room to work overhead.
Once I have a spot where I can get a tall tent, I'm either gonna grab an AC Infinity, or a Covert.
 
Did any one not notice the improper top support bars lay out? Structurally engineered for a center cross bar to support weight across entire frame.

And my $95 vivosun 4x4 came with enough tape to cover the 5 or 6 pin holes. Over 70#'s hung from stock junk poles. Build it as directed. Or you are having a parts issue in your box. LOL, I do like the improvisation. Needs to be secured to a full perimeter though.
Your comment left me confused. And I'm too tired to attempt an interpretation.
 
Your comment left me confused. And I'm too tired to attempt an interpretation.

Did any one not notice the improper top support bars lay out? Structurally engineered for a center cross bar to support weight across entire frame.

And my $95 vivosun 4x4 came with enough tape to cover the 5 or 6 pin holes. Over 70#'s hung from stock junk poles. Build it as directed. Or you are having a parts issue in your box. LOL, I do like the improvisation. Needs to be secured to a full perimeter though.
I think the 3 bars are going the same way overhead in your tent. You are supposed to have 2 going 1 way, the other one with the lower offset goes the other way, underneath. That distributes the weight to all 4 cross poles, rather than to 2 poles.
 
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