LEEDOR Pop Up Screen House, 6-10-15 Person Outdoor Screen Tent，Camping Screen Room with Carry Bag, Screened Gazebo with Mosquito Netting, Instant UV Resistant Sun Shelter for Garden, Patio, Backyard

Finally had the opportunity to open this screen tent to check it out before our camping trip. As others have stated, be ready when you release the pressure from the tie because that sucker springs out like it's alive! There are overview instructions sewn into the cover, they are spot on and easy to follow. The tent goes up so easily, and looks great. Seems like great quality, the fabric, screen and two zipper doors. We used two people to fold it back down, just to be safe, and it very easily fit back into the carry bag on the first try. Looking forward to using it while camping, it's a perfect replacement for the pop up canopy tents that say "quick up" but now that we have this one, that is a total joke for those, lol. Now THIS tent is truly Quick Up - and Quick Down. Love it!

This screen tent is perfect. Originally bought it to go over our hot tub to keep the mosquitoes at bay, and it works extremely well for our 71 inch square hot tub! We put it up and take it down each time we use it as we have lots of community cats who we are afraid will try to climb it! Because of the ease of use, we took it to a local Miami, FL park for an afternoon picnic. We were easily able to put two camp chairs and the cooler inside. The picture of it in its case sitting in front of my kitchen stove will give you some idea of how little space it takes up, weather for storage or transporting. We also own a Clam screen tent, which we love for camping but it is way bigger and way heavier which makes it a bit more of a hassle for a quick dip in the hot tub! We do not stake it down on our patio obviously because of the patio stones but at the park we did use the stakes and everything went well even in a little breeze. The construction is perfect no loose strings or rips anywhere and the screening is in perfect condition. We are really enjoying this screen tent and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

This is a great screened tent with multiple uses. My cat loves it but I do need to monitor. I think if he wanted to he could get out under bottom. Surprisingly, he’s put his nails on screen and no damage. I wouldn’t all him yo continue but it’s not very cheap. The screen does keep some breeze out. I’ve had it up during windy days and gusts. It will blow away if you don’t have it staked down. It’s extremely easy to put up and put away. Kind of a no brainer but it will blast open if you don’t hold it down after taking it out of the case. Case is plenty big with room to spare. I ordered the sun shades and they work pretty good too! The door zipper with big handles work very well and has some give to prevent breakage. I was worried about that having bad experience with other products. Screen does keep bugs out. Definitely not water proof! I use a painting extension pole with a tennis ball on top to stop rain from puddling and pushing down. The only improvement I would make is to make the top waterproof and offer a darker grey so the bottom perimeter doesn’t stain. I would order again. Glad I bought it.

I purchased the 10' x 10' screened popup tent for a trip this summer through the western states. It was light weight and easy for me to setup and take down by myself (5'4" retired lady). It keeps the bugs out, and provides some shade. I like that when a big wind storm came up and I rushed back to take it down, where others had their metal frames bent and broken, this gem of a tent just leaned over in the high wind. I was able to easily collapse it down and twist it to secure it and place it in it's bag. I'm happy with it and plan to use it again especially for eating in the campsite and having a place to escape the flys and hornets.

We used this gazebo on a windy night near the intercoastal waterway. We had an RV on three sides of it. Without using the sandbags, we tied it down with the ropes/string and the hooks that we sunk in the ground. It dipped a bit at the roof in the gust of wind, but then it popped back up. I had a battery operated string of lights strung between two of the integral plastics hooks at the ceiling, and when I removed that, which had some weight to it from the 2 batteries, the roof did not dip in the wind gusts. We also used other lighter weight battery lights, and really appreciated that the plastic hooks were there for hanging lights.We also found the zip doors, two of them, to be very well constructed with zippers on the inside and outside.As for warmth, the gazebo did provide a bit of warmth when the doors were zipped closed, but on the whole, because of all the screening it was mostly the wind that was cut with the screening and not the temperature.We have only used the gazebo once, but we are looking forward to using it again, and we really like the fact that it is supposed to weigh 15 lbs without filling the sandbags that are supplied. I would not want to fill them and lug them around, so I am glad the hooks into the ground worked. If we were using the gazebo in the backyard, I might search for some sand to fill the bags with.It was easy to put up and take down, and the bag is very nice with the carry handles. We are looking forward to using the gazebo again soon.