I've been using 30" panels and extenders for six years now, and they
do fit inside my Trimline, although they hang outside of the front
poles about 1.5". I gain an inch in back, by having a door opening in
the back wall, so that the side panels go all the way to the pole,
with the back panel on the inside of the side walls. Hard to explain,
but it does work. I also have double zippers on the canopy walls, so I
can zip up with awning ells in place. This setup also lets me zip up
with the weights on the inside of the tent.
I've been jurying with extenders since I've had the tent. Some shows
don't like them for whatever reason, but will usually allow them if
they are shown in the booth shot. I don't think it has hurt me on
acceptances -- but I don't have solid evidence either way. This year's
schedule is better than last year's in terms of the quality of the
shows, and the only thing that has really changed is my work. I've
used the same booth shot for a couple of years, and it shows a double
booth with extenders.
> After sending my last response, I thought I thought it better to
> post separately on the subject of wall extenders.
> To the point - for those who apply to the more difficult-to-be-
> accepted shows; do juries, in general, frown upon seeing extenders,
> or is it ok to include them if you have them??
Jim Parker
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