EVER ADVANCED 12' x10' Screen House Tent Netted Canopy Mesh Tents for Camping 8-10 Person Sun Shelter

Super great product. We had trouble setting up at the beginning but once we looked at the whole system laid out we were able to get it up in less than 5 min. Takes 2 people. It fit perfectly over the picnic table at the camp site. Recommend 3 people to move it and put it over picnic tables etc! We had plenty of space and it shielded well from the sun and bugs! Wish the subside had more hooks though and perhaps and another set of doors. We used the side panel as a projector screen and it worked great!

It's big and roomy. Easy enough to set up. However. This past weekend was first time using it since I purchased it. The roof has all kinds of small holes in it. Every where. Sadly. I'll have to buy a tarp to put on top to keep rain out. Sucks. But what can I do. Thank you ever advanced. You saw the review above. And you took care of the issue a on your own. You sent me a new tent at your cost. And this one is wonderful. No holes in roof. I used it over memorial weekend. Many people at camp.groumd were impressed. Thank you so much. Will refer you to anyone. You rocked. Will use this for.years to come. Thank you Thank you thank you.

I received my tent packaged well. Instructions provided on tent were not the best. (Especially for first timers). I watched the video but it did not give specific instructions. I have a friend that camps often so I had help setting it up. Tent is sturdy and very roomie. I have my hot tub set up in there & there is room for 2 chairs and small table. Definitely need 2 plus people to put together. Unfortunately when it rains u get wet as the sides of the tent have no cover. The sides of tent are like mesh material. I will probably invest into some tarp or something to stop the rain from coming in. It's been almost a month and good so far with duribilty. We have had some heavy rains and heavy winds in my area. Tent is Still standing. Overall great product just wish there were zippers pieces for the sides of the tent.

I love this canopy screen house. It is sturdy, and a few times when the windy has been extra gustatory I stake down the guide lines for extra stability. I took it camping with me in mid-April and early May. It rained non-stop for 12 hours on the second trip. It did not buckle nor leak. I was very pleased. I usually go camping solo, this is easy for a capable strong woman to erect herself. I'm 70 y.o., if I can put up the screen tent, then you can too. (I haven't had help before so I cannot say as to the ease with two people staking and popping it up. ) The legs are separate, not inside the tenting itself. You easily slide them in the top pockets. There is a very clear diagram in the more-than-enough-room tent bag showing how to put up the shelter. I labeled the legs A,B,C, and D for quicker completion. The bottom skirting is long, so you can use large rocks from the campsite to anchor the flaps down on the ground, to keep out critters or night flyers. There is plenty of room to enclose the picnic table and space for 2-3 adult camp chairs. We put ours in at night when the campfires are not allowed and we can read with no mosquitoes or gnats eating us.

I bought this tent because I wanted somewhere to put my hammock so I could lay out but not be in full sun. It fit perfectly in the space I wanted to set it up on. Luckily I rent and there is a random cement pad in the yard on my side so that's where it went. I did purchase a camping tarp to put down so I could tape the inside bottom flaps down. I set this up by myself and believe it or not, it was pretty easy. A bit of advice if you're setting it up by yourself, when it came to adding the support poles (the ones that stand it up) start with the corner ones first and then do the middle ones. I was able to tie it down and stake it by myself. Now granted, the instructions say it takes 5 minutes with 2 people. It took me about an hour and forty five mins and that time also includes getting the tarp set up and staked down. Weight is good, and I have it staked down enough to where the wind won't blow it down (I'm surrounded by 4 pastures). I'd say the value you get for the price, is pretty spot on. Also a heads up, there are no hooks or any where to attach some lights to, so you may want to get some waterproof tarp tape in order to hang those up. That's my plan at least. I'm happy with my purchase and will be spending a lot of time out here this summer.

Arrived damaged, multiple holes in top and fabric looks really thin which sucks because it could be so nice! The shape/size is awesome. Also, have to be able to lay it out like putting together a tent so it does not work in a lot of outdoor applications where the ground would be damaging to the mesh fabric, or trying to go over like an existing picnic bench at a camp site-you have to have somewhere to lay it out and that is not always an option. That makes it basically usable for only the beach or the park. For just those if the fabric quality was worth it I would love this. Additionally The poles are super hard to put in. My muscular husband had trouble and I could never set this up myself.

Flimsy and the white colored screen is unbearable to watch. It just blinds you and cannot enjoy the outdoors.

We were really impressed with this screen tent. It’s made from high-quality materials and feels very sturdy. The size was perfect to fit over our table, and the zippers worked smoothly, which made setup and access easy. We used it during a camping trip by the beach and were pleasantly surprised at how well it held up—even against wind gusts of 35 mph. Highly recommend for anyone needing a reliable and spacious screen tent!

Good size for taking camping and easy to set up

The assemble is not easy to do you need force to connect the tubes,My wife couldn't do it also better tubes marking would be better for first time assemble.So far it looks and works good it is our first time so we hope that it last.

Had the unit for about a month and it is not usable. Screens have multiple rip. Screenings rip from wind gusts. The sewing of the straps for the bottom straps the anchor to poles and pegs is very weak. Also the unit is by no means even remotely waterproof.

Do not use in rain.. everything gets wet if have things near mesh walls. Was not easy to set up with my husband and I both doing it. You definitely need 2 people to set up. Overall was not happy with it.

Would give 0stars if possible. Not at all as advertised. The size is nowhere close to the advertised size.