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Question: how is the quality, really -- I see several poor quality comments! Roof rips easily - can't take a breeze? Really?
Document: It's a quicker set up than most screen tents, but having to slide the pole with the bend through the entire sleeve on top is a bit of a hassle. I had this set up in a well protected, tree covered canyon and moderate breezes were really pushing the tent down...it has no guy lines or even places to tie your own and I can't imagine setting it up anywhere in the open, it can't handle wind at all.
we got ours 3 months ago and had it up for 2 months well now its good as garbage I never saw such poor quality its a outdoor item and if the smallest of things fall from a tree besides leaves it tears examples are twigs egg corns ,also the seams where the pole pockets are tearing,we have owned other screen tents in the past that have lasted years camping ,.back yard  this screen tent is the worst quality  we have ever had,  DONT BUY!
I am looking forward to many more camping trips dry and bug free under this shelter.
After 17 years of camping, I decided to downsize my equipment. This screen house is half the unassembled size and weight of the screened canopy I have been using, but is just as large assembled. I took the Horizon for a trial run this weekend. The instructions warned that you should have two adults to set the shelter up. It took a bit of forethought, planning and patience but I did set it up by myself. I am a 5'3&#34; female.
I bought this screen room for a camping trip at a music festival in the HOT Tennessee summer (I'm a Florida native, so trust me that it was exceptionally hot). It provided plenty of room to comfortably fit my 7x7' tent, my 3x3' table with two chairs, my huge cooler, and more. This screen room worked great keeping out the sunshine, except for the sides of course, so we would have to use my tarp to block out the sun as it moved throughout the day.
needs to have some additional tie downs for when its windy. Also, would help if the poles werebroken down into smaller segments. As is they are all one piece connected by shock cord andto long.
This product was delivered promptly and has held together much better than similar products have. It did not look sturdy to me, but it maintained well in windstorms.
The only thing we aren't fond of is the zippers that go along the bottom of both back and front of screen porch. We like that the picnic table and our chairs fit in all at same time, and we can still move around in it.
Answer: no