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Question: does it have floor
Document: However, I wouldn't be shocked if at some point it did leak due to the floor seams and the overall drapyness of the sides.
I'm glad we set the tent up before we took it camping. Very cheaply made, the floor and walls contained a few tears and in three places where we staked it the seams on the floor ripped. boo.
The zipper should start in the center on the floor or ceiling so you could leave it half zipped like a curtain (Or split in two halves like I have seem in other tents) Overal we thought this was a great value for a very big tent.
There's no zipper or small window to pass electrical cables in to the tent, so you have to do it from the front.Some common issue with tents is the floor, is not sturdy (weight saving, folding and space saving), so if you want it to last, bring a tarp to put underneath if there will be small rocks or other irregular surfaces.
I bought this tent for camping this year. We love it. It is easy set up (not necessarily fast), but easy. Two of us did it in about 15 minutes, but it took us 25 minutes the first time. It is very spacious inside. The &#34;porch&#34; area has a floor in it so your not just standing on the ground.
We took our teen-aged niece camping twice, and she was able to have her own area so it wouldn't be too awkward for her sharing a bed with me, and that was nice.The other con is that there is no bathtub floor, meaning there is a seam from the floor right along the ground instead of coming up a foot or so. I LOVED the bathtub floor of our old tent! No leaks!
This is because they didn't reinforce the spots where the stakes go, so be careful on yours! I mended mine with rubber cement + an old rain fly.-------Things I don't like about the Kodiak are----1. Floor is not bath tubed. meaning, it doesn't go up the side of the tent at all.2. Floor is very thin material, punctures easy.3.
I would prefer it went to floor and maybe even just had Velcro so when one person is sleeping and the other is going in and out the zipper sound wasn't disturbing. too much zip zip zip going on. Other wise I do really think its a great tent, We've used it for four trips this year and hope to use it for years to come.
After a closer inspection, there was also a tear at the front of our tent (at the seam where the floor is sewn to the walls, right where the stake is at for the front-center of the tent). In addition, one of the fly ropes was completely ripped off of the fly (the stake was still in the ground). As soon as we got back, I tried to return or at least exchange this tent, but to no avail.
We set the tent up in the yard for a test run and it's great - plenty of room with 2 single size mattresses and 2 large dog beds. Really like the screened in front room - especially like that it has a floor. Excellent ventilation...We didn't get it taken down before we got some rain which was good because it gave us a chance to find out if there were any places that had any leaking.
Answer: yes