Alvantor Screen House Gazebo, 6-10-15 Person Pop Up Igloo Screened Canopy Tent with Mosquito Netting Sides, Instant UV Resistant Sun Shelter for Garden, Patio, Backyard

So easy to set up and take down! I got the 10 ft. and it looks great. Love the sandbag idea and the hooks they hang on. So neat and tidy yet secure. The guy lines coming from the top and bottom provide extra stability even on windy days—the sand bags help too. The zipper is easy to slide and doesn’t hang up like so many do. It folds up into it’s case and is so easy to store in our motorhome. So happy with this purchase.

Five Stars for this company, I have several of their items and all of them have been so helpful with my Van Life getaways. I have a 2024 Mercedes Sprinter that we use for our glamping road trips. Space is a premium in the van so we like to spread out of the van with our tents. I have 3 different pop up tents from Alvantor and we love them all. My recent purchase has been the Screen House Room 2024 Upgraded 2 in 1 Screen Tent Pop Up Gazebo 12' x 7.5'. We absolutely love it, so easy to set up and is huge. At first I couldn't believe how small it looked in the carrying case. Then my husband popped up the tent and wow is it big and so roomy. I have the 15x15 Instant Igloo Tent as well, we love that too. We will for sure have a hard time trying to decide which tents to bring. Since the footprints are small, I might be able to convince my husband to pack all three pop ups. This is built very well yet so light and easy to set up. I added a lot of pictures for other buyers to see. I always find the reviews with pictures very helpful. It's one big pop up with two connected sections you can open the screen in the middle to have access to both sides. My husband says this will be perfect as our food tent since the mesh can keep out the bugs. Another thing I'd like to mention is it's pretty tall, feels really spacious inside. I like that it's rectangular, it will fit perfectly with our van on those assigned campsites.

Did not read instructions, just opened and it came into place on its own. Closing it was easy as well and actually fit into the bag it came with. Easily fits a family of 5 in chairs to sit in, 2 zippers make it easy for the little ones to get in and out. Does a great job keeping bugs out.

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: Added a short video to show how it handles heavy rain. As you can see, water collects on the roof until there is enough weights to drain itself. Then the tent resets itself.We purchased this pop-up screen so we could enjoy our backyard pond without the threat of those pesky mosquitos. We also live near the beach and thought itmight be handy to have there as well.The tent is very easy to set-up - basically just take it out of the carry bag and stand back! It practically opens itself. One person can set it up, but it is definitely easier to have a second person, especially for the larger tents. And you will need a hand folding it back up to put it away in the carry bag.The build quality is good, but keep in mind it is not meant to serve as a permanent structure. If you leave it out all summer, the sun, wind, and rain will likely take it's toll. And that would the case with any tent or screen tent. They simply are not meant to be permanent structures.But, since it is so quick and easy to set up and take down, it is no problem to take down and store it when you are not using it. I just would not recommend leaving out all summer long in the elements if you want to be able to use it for the seasons to come.It is lightwieght, so you will want to use all the tie-down ropes. These will add stablity if the wind picks up. We left it out in a really stong thunderstorm and of course it buckled and collapsed as the wind blew. But as soon as the wind died down it just popped back up into shape. Water will accumulate on the top of the tent, also causing it to eventually collapse from the wieight of the water. But again - as soon as it that happens, the water just drains off and it pops right back up into shape. You can see this in some of the videos posted by other reviewers. I don't see this as a problem since you would not want to be out in it during a storm anyway.Bottom line: if you are looking a simple, effective, low-cost solution to being able to enjoy being outdoors without pesky bugs, we can recommend this tent. Just keep in mind this is meant to be a quick and easy screen tent for when and where you need it, not a permanent structure.

First, when you open this tent to set it up, be aware that it pops open quickly once you release the straps. Aside from that, it was the easiest tent or screen room I’ve ever been part of setting up in my over 60 years. No tent poles to set up separately. Just release the straps and it pops up and you just unfold a couple of sections. The most work is setting up the tie downs and stakes: easy peasy! It took me less than ten minutes total. I found it to be quick and easy to take down and fold as well. I may get one of the larger ones some day now.Be aware also: this is not for rain protection. There’s not much shade, just screening from insects.

When they say popup you can rely on the description. It was so easy to setup one person can do it. I plan on leaving mine up in my backyard so I did purchase some screw-in stakes for sturdy support. Plus use the included stakes to secure all poles. Zipper has worked fine. Held up through a rain and about 5 minutes of marble size hail, so I’m very impressed with the quality of the product. This was the perfect size for the area I needed.