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Question: What is the floor material?
Document: So now for the review on the tent: Weight= Its heavy but that is good people. Allow me to explain, tents of the same size weigh 10-20 pounds lighter but they use cheaper material. This tent is made of quality so extra weight is wonderul, the carrying bag with wheels has also got two nice grab handles on each side. Poles= they are heavy duty compared to any other tent I've seen.
I methodically researched multiple larger family tent models both on-line and in the stores. I visited all of the local stores in my area to check quality of construction, material, seams, stitching, size, misc. features, etc. Most larger family tents appear cheaply made and of lesser quality as many of the on-line reviews state. I wanted to verify this for myself. It's true.
The Columbia Tent is definitely "YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR" tent. The quality of the threads, the material, the zippers, the screen, the poles, and etc are noticed the moment you unfold the tent the first time. I have been camping in a tent for 26 years, 3-4 times a year, and I'm 30 now. I might know a little something about tent pros/cons, setup, and quality.
First of all, the tent is very good as a family tent as described in many posts. The airflow is very good (I like the two small vents near the bottom under the two pop-out windows), the size and multi-room configuration is nice for a family, and it is easy to assemble. On the negative side, the metal poles it comes with are VERY heavy. If they took some time to design in an alternate (lighter) material, the tent would be more mobile.
I looked for the right tent for 6 months and purchased this one because of the weight (Heavier=better material=common sense), appearance, room, and for the consistent positive reviews. You will always have one person say something bad about a product which could have been a defect but no company is absolutely perfect. By the way, did I mention that the tent has a lifetime warranty. The other tent I was going to choose was the EUREKA of same size but reviews weren't as consistent.
I think one of the best features is the storage bag that comes with the tent. This is the first storage bag ive seen that is big enough to hold the entire tent without difficulty. It is made of heavy canvas material, has sturdy handles, and rolls on wheels. It even has the ability to expand in depth by a couple inches in case you didnt get all the air out when rolling it up. Downsides: pretty stupid to not put the awning over the entrance.
I also wish this tent had a mud flap on the outside but we made do with car mats. The floor held up great against the rain.
We did have problems with tracking mud in because there was no place to leave muddy shoes outside. We put a garbage bag down on the floor and changed it when it got too muddy.This tent is definitely high quality, just a couple of design flaws.
Very convenient!The bay windows are a very nice feature. They are large and are designed to be used even if it's raining. The vent holes are a very nice touch too. They are rain protected too and are located near the floor so can get you a nice breeze when sleeping.
It shook so hard that the bedrolls we had secured in the overhead netting were shaken loose, and one of the round rings that secure the main poles at the groun now looks a bit more like an oval, but our tent was standing. Only a tiny bit of the floor was wet in one corner.
Answer: yes