If I use the 135 degree connecter for the roof peak, what connecters do I use to connect the roof to the top of the rectangular frame?

I am looking for a solution for a quick set up/tear down canopy system for work. It needs to be fully enclosed (walls and roof). Max I need is about 10X10 feet but sometimes I only have about 6x4 feet. Often jobs take me longer to set up the shelter then complete so tool free set up would be ideal. Any suggestions?

Randy Z - Texas

We have loads of laundry 😆 but we didn’t want a permanent shelving system.

This is working well now but I love the ability to adjust as our needs change.

Is it possible to use a 3/4" Adjustable Angle Hinge Puzzle Piece Clamp connected to a 1" End Clamp, or do the sizes have to "stick together"?

Thanks!

While the stand is perfect for that application, I wasn't too happy about the industrial look so down the rabbit hole we went.

I'll keep this short(ish):

Version 2 involved whacking the plug cut by a 1-1/8" hole saw (or was it 1-1/4"?) into the center 1" hole in another weight plate. A 1/4-20 threaded insert screwed into the wood plug and now I had a weighted base compatible with any suitably threaded (M or F) add-on (again, the photos make this clear). The wood plug is not going anywhere but a fender washer on the underside of the plate ensures it's not going to pull out.

Version 3 is (I think) the winner. Not sure if anyone has tried this before but it turns out it's possible to force a star nut into the base of a 3/4" compression connector. I squeeeezed the nut into the connector using my vise. With the star nut in the connector it can be VERY firmly attached to yet another 5lb weight plate by running a 1/4-20 screw up from the underside, again, through a 1-1/4" fender washer. It was necessary to wrap a few turns of electrical tape around the connector's threads just to keep it centered in the weight plate's slightly larger hole.

I've been using the plates primarily to hold photo lighting equipment and background paper.rolls.

I'll let the photos fill in the blanks. The coupler seen in one of the photos also has a wood plug (hole saws are your friend) and threaded inserted surgically implanted which is what allows it to be screwed onto the weight plate.