G'day Toni

Good memory there! We have not had the medium for a few years and does not look like they are made any more.

G'day Stephen,

From what we can tell the currently Pop-Up Sunshelters are essentially the same as they have been for a number of years. It's hard to give an exact answer without looking at the steel diameter in a 10-year-old one versus the new one, however what we can say is that they have excellent reviews, and they've been a strong seller at Snowys for the better part of the last decade.

G'day Marilyn, 

That's no good! We like to keep our prices as sharp as possible, so if you could either give us a call on 1300 914 007 or send us an email at service@snowys.com.au with all the pricing details ready to go, then we can look into matching it for you. 

G'day Val,

Nothing in the world is totally windproof, unfortunately. Whilst the Smart Shade Pop-Up Beach Sunshelter - Family does hold its own against some moderate winds, I'd certainly suggest that you take it down if the wind starts picking up. As for the detachable floor, whilst you can fold it up with the floor still attached, it does make it a little tricker and it might get in the way. I'd probably just recommend that it might be easier removing it and reattaching it next time you set it up.

G'day Mike, 

Thanks for taking an interest in Snowys - we're always happy to hear from folks across the pond, but unfortunately we are only shipping within Australia at this time. 

G'day Mario, 

I've just had a look for you, and I've found that the Smart Shade Pop Up Beach Sunshelter comes with a bag that has two carry straps - so you should be able to just sling this shade over your shoulder. 

G'day Gary,

The groundsheet comes with the shelter, but is removable so you can choose whether or not to have it on. 

G’day Hayden,

I’ve just checked this for you in-store, and the Smart Shade Pop-Up Beach Sunshelter does not have a mesh window on the back panel. 

If you have a look at the product image, you can see a seam down the middle of the shelter – this is a zip that allows you to open the back panel up to ventilate the shelter, so you will be able to get a good amount of air flow when you're using it.