CLAM Pop Up Screen Tent, Large Outdoor Camping Gazebo Canopy, Pavilion, 12.5', Brown - Foldable and Portable Screened Shelter with Netting for Beach, Patio, and Backyard
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Style: Casual
Features
- Lightweight & Portable: Measures 12.5 feet across and 7.8 feet at center height; Hub-to-hub measures 150 inches long and 150 inches wide; Packed size 10.5 10.5 inches wide by 6.79 feet tall
- Spacious Shelter: Accommodates up to 8 people comfortably; fits standard camping tables and chairs
- Essential Camping Set: Includes 7 tent stakes, 5 tie-down ropes, and an oversize carry bag; Built-in corner grommets for staking down from the inside; Hub pull straps for easy and instant set-up and I-bolts to secure external tie-down straps
- Comfort and Convenience: Built-in wind panels roll up, down, and zip on the sides with mesh windows in wind panels and an extra-wide skirt to keep bugs out
- Easy Setup: Pop-up gazebo shelter with netting takes only 60 seconds to set up; 210 Denier Poly-Oxford fabric and roof with taped seams make the canopy stylish and protected; Extra-large, flex-tested 11mm fiberglass poles for added stability; Color: Brown
Brand: CLAM
Material: 210 Denier Poly-oxford fabric, No-See-Um Mesh Screening and fiberglass
Style: Casual
Product Dimensions: 150"L x 150"W x 94"H
Item Weight: 39 Pounds
Frame Material: Fiberglass
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Shape: Hexagonal
Ultraviolet Light Protection: No
Assembly Required: No
Brand: CLAM
Material: 210 Denier Poly-oxford fabric, No-See-Um Mesh Screening and fiberglass
Style: Casual
Product Dimensions: 150"L x 150"W x 94"H
Item Weight: 39 Pounds
Frame Material: Fiberglass
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Shape: Hexagonal
Ultraviolet Light Protection: No
Assembly Required: No
Color: Brown
Manufacturer: Quick-Set
UPC: 719921098828
Global Trade Identification Number: 28
Floor Area: 156.25 Square Feet
Item Weight: 39 pounds
Department: Unisex-Adult
Item model number: CLAM-PV-9882
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Style: Casual
We needed a shelter because we were going camping for Thanksgiving and needed a place to serve the food since we were feeding about 14 (yes, we're crazy people. Lol) and the RV is too cramped to line that many up in there. We almost bought a different one, but I found this after my husband had gone to bed, so I made the decision without him. All I told him was, "I know it cost more, but you will thank me when you put it up the first time." So the day finally came and he went out to put it up. Just a couple minutes later he came back in and exclaimed, "Omg, that thing is awesome!!!" And over the next few days I listened to him tell everyone how easy it was to put it up. Even the other campers who came by to ask us about it. And yes, I took ALL the credit. Lol What we liked: The first time he put it up it took about 60 seconds. It is SO easy I don't think he looked at the instructions once. And taking it down is even easier, if that's possible. It's VERY tall. My son in law is about 6'4 and even he had plenty of clearance above his head. It's very sturdy. We were right on a lake where it gets very windy (that was the main reason we needed it) and we left it up for about 4 nights without any concern about it getting damaged or it getting blown around at all. Even on the warmer days when we had the windows and door open. It might be different if we were just using the screens, but it ties down really well and I think it would take a lot for that to happen. The wind walls are attached, so you always have them with you. Just unroll them from the top and zip them into place. Plus there are windows on them that you can open if you're still in need of some fresh air. There is a ton of space inside. We put up 2 tables about 6' long on either side to put the food on. If it had been colder or too windy we could have easily fit chairs on either side of both tables to eat at and I don't think it would've felt crowded. Even though it's a dark brown color, the light colored roof allowed plenty of light in so we didn't need a light source until after the sun went down. A day prior when temps were in the high 40s, we tried using one of those small radiator type heaters (the cheap $50 ones from Walmart) to warm it up just in case it got cold enough that we'd have to eat inside. Didn't end up needing to, but with that tiny heater it got warm enough to be comfortable. We liked the apron along the bottom that should keep most bugs out. Some reviews complained about getting it back in the storage bag after use. This wasn't a problem for us. It went right back in without any hassle at all. Maybe the bag is bigger now? It didn't really rain that week so we can't speak to how dry it stays or if it gets too hot in warmer weather. Then again, we live in the south. No matter where you are, in the shade or not, it is ALWAYS too hot outside. I don't see it being any worse in any screen room you could buy. Lol
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2021 by Laura M. Laura M.
Style: Casual
Update October 2024: As you can see from below, we have had this tent up CONSTANTLY for 2 1/2 years here in Florida. We stay in it 1-8 days at a time in the forest. It has amazingly withstood all that Florida summers have had to offer in that time, including Hurricane Helene. It finally succumbed to Hurricane MIlton a couple of weeks ago when one side caved in due to a limb falling on it and causing the roof to collect water. Couple of the support poles were broken, but Viola', tent was resurrected and cleaned out, and we will be replacing the poles and still having our home away from home. Inflatable mattress and all was still in good shape. Can't say enough about this AMAZING tent. Initial post: We are using this tent in the woods in an off grid area in Florida. We set this tent up the first week in May 2022 and have not taken it down. As you can see from the pics we have a queen size inflatable bed, 2 chairs and a table in it, and still plenty of room. We also have plastic lidded bins that we use for clothes, plus they double as night tables. When we first purchased this we had just the 12.5 X 12.5 ft Pavilion Gazebo tent with the built in side flaps. There was a small bit of leaking at the seams, so we sealed it with Tent Seam sealer - quick and easy - and purchased the tent Fly. This covered the seams at the top and took care of the leaking. We Then purchased (mostly with points from Amazon) a tent basin bottom made for this tent - we had not been aware this was available until we saw a picture of it on the tent box. We felt this was a great addition as being in the woods in Florida, having your bed directly on the ground is not a great idea. Now to PERFORMANCE - This Gazebo tent is AWESOME. We have been living in this tent now 1 to 5 days a week for almost 6 months and no problems, even with this being a very rainy summer for Florida. Even with hurricane Ian that just passed through Florida - although it came ashore about 150 miles south of where our tent is, there was still plenty of wind and rain - we had no problems. I could not believe it, no leaking and the tent withstood the winds. We had initially planned this for short term use and to replace it with a cabin, but now our cabin plans are on hold as the tent is serving us just fine. Oh, and did I mention it was very easy to set up. My favorite part about this tent, when the weather is nice - which it has been most of the time we have had this tent up, we keep all the wall flaps open at night, a beautiful breeze, can see the moon, and wake up in the mornings to see the trees all around us.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2022 by Honeybucket Honeybucket