Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How much work is it to convert the  screened porch to a bedroom?  Can you leave it partly open for ventilation?
Document: I have been going camping my entire life. Just bought this baby because our old tent of 10+ years could not hold up in a rainstorm. This tent is amazing! It has a hinged door that swings open. A screened in front porch where you can hang out, even in the rain. The bedroom side of the tent has automatic roll up windows, those are genius!
The only thing out of the negative reviews I read that I would agree with is, it would have been nice to have a hole/port for an extension chord to go through for electrical hook up at the camp site. We just put it through the small opening where the zippers all met at the screened in porch portion. We plan on getting years of pleasure out of this wonderful home-away-from-home.
It's not the most attractive tent out there but was very functional. I especially like the fact that we could stand up and walk around like it was a cabin. Also, in case you're wondering since the description is confusing, there are only two rooms with one divider, not three. The screened &#34;porch&#34; counts as one room.I can't think of any negatives other than the difficulty of trying to get the leg poles in place and that could have been my faulty technique.
The front half is a screen porch which is awesome. Between that and the ceiling, the ventilation was great! The bucket design floor coupled with an easy-install rain fly made the two storms we encountered no problem. Even with the extremely high winds, it was nothing! The only thing I would ask for is a removable separator instead of it staying attached and it would be awesome if someone would include an underlayment tarp WITH the tent.
it was there.. We put this up yesterday in our back yard so we could seam seal the seams and we were impressed with how easily it went up. It was easier than we thought. Much harder to get back into the bag than it was to put up. But we decided to leave the poles and stakes in their own duffle bag and this made the tent bag much lighter and easier to carry otherwise the tent bag is very very heavy.
The 6 main poles hadn't budged, and only 1 of the 6 rainfly stakes moved. One of the corner stakes was pulled out of the ground about 2 inches. As for water inside the tent, there was very (and I mean very) little. There were two little puddles in the front porch area, maybe a half pint worth of water each. I'm not sure how they got there, but given the rain that night, I expected much worse (especially after reading some of these reviews).
Even most of the Coleman's with a screen room don't have a floor in them. We wanted to be able to use the screen room for a sleeping area if necessary and we wanted bug and critter free. Moquitoes love my husband and he really needs a place to escape from them. There is so much nice ventilation in this tent. My main concern is that it not leak and that is why we put our own addition seam sealer on the seams as many people suggest you do even with a brand new tent.
Great product. Worked amazingly at burning man.. so should work everywhere else. Would recomend this for anyone who wants to seriously camp it up.
The big feature of this tent is the hinged door, which was GREAT! Our fellow campers were so jealous of the ease with which we were able to enter and exit our tent. No more bending over to unzip. Easy open, easy close&#8230;  Easy in, easy out! Very good purchase. We are very happy with this tent.
But in doing so, the tent is not made well enough in the stress points which leads to breakage or tears and corners seem to be an issue.Another area I have an issue with is the center cross pole which is fiberglass. Now, to put in this pole and the other two poles, you have to really work at getting these pieces to join together with the ends they go into.
Answer: yes