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Question: As far as set up, do you build the frame first & then the screen is all one piece that drapes over?
Document: This screen house is nice but it is constructed badly. The poles dont want to go into the slots and the poles are very thin, the top is so tight that you can see the stitching and some of the threads are loose. I can tell that it will leak when it rains. This is the second one I ordered because the first one a piece was all ready cracked when it arrived. It is cheaply made. There is 10 poles with this product, which makes it hard to put together, I have a 20x18 foot tent that only has 5 poles and much easier to put together then this piece of crap.
I bought this product and set it up. It was fairly easy to set up on my own and I was excited at the opportunity to use. After only 2 days with only a light wind, one of the fiberglass poles split and the plastic corner piece snapped. I exchanged it thinking it was just defective and set up the second one. This one lasted 4 days before I noticed two of the fiberglass poles split right in half. Returned the second one too.
We have been very pleased with our screen house. It has withstood some pretty good rain storms so far.The first of two suggestions I'd make would be to be prepared to replace all the tie-down rope. The rope that came with the screen house just disintegrated within the first two months (August and September) of it being up. We would see wear and then just watch it snap or fall apart in our hands. We went out and bought new 1/8" nylon rope (higher quality, larger diamter) to replace it.
The first time I put it up a gust of wind tour a tie down off and brock a corner platic piece. Now I can't even use it again.
Put it up for the first time last week. After the first two days of sunny, calm weather I discovered a large hole in the corner of the screen and several large rips in the mesh. A waste of money. If you're going to spend the money on an arbor buy one that is better made!
We found the screen room easy to set up after the first time. I suggest set it up once before you need it. We just spent two weeks in the Key's and the room was very nice but be sure to bring extra tie downs if it's going to be windy. It held up through 15 mph gusting winds do to its flexibilty. The no-see-um screen is good for flying critters but that's it. Remember no-see-ums come from the ground. It works well for shade and flying pest but thats it.
My husband and I purchased this screen room to take to a music camping festival with us. We went to set it up, and discovered one of the metal poles had a defect so that the poles would not fit together! LUCKILY we knew someone there that happened to have a tool that was able to hammer the defect out. If he had not been there, however, the tent would not have been usable. I highly recommend anyone who purchases this tent set it up in advance to make sure it is free from defects.
This product is something only needed if you are looking to escape from the sun, very roomy. although it keeps the heat in like a sauna. I was hoping that it would be water resistant, but did not research that far when I purchased it. Water came through like I had a blanket on me. Set up is not that easy either, needed a third person and we were lucky someone had come by on the campsite to help!
Bought this for camping and used it for the first time this weekend. It worked well at an uneven, rocky site. The stakes that came with the shelter worked surprisingly well, but would recommend packing some steel tent spikes and sticking them in the carry bag "just in case". A nice surprise was the hook in the center of the ceiling of the shelter. We hung our lantern from it while we played cards(NOT a propane lantern, an electric one). Must have two people to put it together.
We really liked the screen arbor. It was a life saver at our last mosquito infested camp site. It is a reasonable priced screen tent for the size. The only malfunction so far are the metal tips on the poles. They have come off easily w/o notice. We have found them on the ground after putting the screen away. They pop back on easily, but I can see how they could fall off and get lost. It doesn't ruin the pole, but is annoying when you have only used the product 2 times.
Answer: yes