I actually had this in black, we used it for our shade house in the garden, for seedlings and mixing soil and whatnot. It lasted for quite some time until a hurricane tore it up last year. I had it tied down with steel cables. For cooling we used a portable power station with a nice fan. I honestly loved it 😁🤘
The reason I suggest a trap pole it the middle , I had a downburst of wind collapse the center,after the pole added it has held up to some sever storms , I suggest giving the seams two coats of waterproofing spray & at least one on the rest ,that stops small leaks on the top corners
I liked this tent so well I bought a second one , I have one set up now , it’s my relaxation place , I would suggest you place a tarp pole in center ,that will make it stand up to all but direct hit by tornado, mine has been set up for over two months
Looks like the pop-up tents I've seen various rescue teams use for incident response shelters, even saw one of them (Saint John's ambulance) set up a response shelter at my old highschool in the sports hall, they had about a dozen pop-up gazebo shelters with solid sides for visual privacy.
Thanks for the review. Vevor has some very amazing and affordable stuff. I recently purchased two of the 100gal rain barrels. Very satisfied with them. I will definitely be looking into this gazebo. As some one commented, it could double as a green house. Ive been very pleased with all of the Vevor products I have purchased.
Was considering a different brand before lockdown but put it on the back burner until the state and national parks opened up again. Forgot all about it. Thanks for reminding me. 😀😀
Looking forward to seeing how this holds up to long term use. I don't think that these are meant to be up for more than a few days at a time. Should be an interesting experiment.
I picked up a clam quickset tent much like this. Haven't used it much however it gets hot when all the covers are on so I ended up purchasing a rechargeable fan.
Good price if you sign up. Only complaint is with they added a bottom layer to keep the critters out. I would pay extra just for that reason., nice review
Is just like the Gazelle gazebo with the panels. I’ve had the 5 panels Gazelle for about 6 years and love it as a gazebo but I’ve only used it as a tent 3 times, if it rains heavily some water will come through the areas where the panels connect and of course the floor can get muddy. They’re awesome but to beat the elements and stay bone dry the T4 is the way to go, these gazebos can collapse in heavy winds and that happened to me in Baja at 3 AM, had to sleep outdoors lol. If you place a pole inside holding the middle down to the ground it does better but still not as good as the T4 tent that’s taken 45 + mph with no problem. They’re great as gazebos but personally I won’t use it as a tent, that’s just my experience.
Get better stakes. The ones that come stock are worthless. Also, we staked it down with additional bungee cords. After the wind blew it over and damaged the top.
Here's an idea: Leave it up for a full year and see how it does. That way we can get long term data. Right how I am looking at scanners. So far, I'm considering the Uniden SDS200 and/or the Uniden SDS100. But that will depend on the receiver sensitivity. (DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER RECOMANDATIONS I SHOULD CONSIDER? Love the video, and Pahrump is one of the locations my wife and I are thinking about as a retirement location. HAVE A GREAT DAY AND I HOPE FIELD DAY WENT WELL FOR YOU.
Did you have this set up during the hurricane? I ordered it but havnt received it yet. I am looking forward to camping in cooler weather with my Vevor diesel heater in it.
No I took it down for the hurricane, they kept telling us how bad it would be but i should have left it up because the hurricane was not that bad after all just a lot of rain
I actually had this in black, we used it for our shade house in the garden, for seedlings and mixing soil and whatnot. It lasted for quite some time until a hurricane tore it up last year. I had it tied down with steel cables. For cooling we used a portable power station with a nice fan. I honestly loved it 😁🤘
The reason I suggest a trap pole it the middle , I had a downburst of wind collapse the center,after the pole added it has held up to some sever storms , I suggest giving the seams two coats of waterproofing spray & at least one on the rest ,that stops small leaks on the top corners
I liked this tent so well I bought a second one , I have one set up now , it’s my relaxation place , I would suggest you place a tarp pole in center ,that will make it stand up to all but direct hit by tornado, mine has been set up for over two months
Looks like the pop-up tents I've seen various rescue teams use for incident response shelters, even saw one of them (Saint John's ambulance) set up a response shelter at my old highschool in the sports hall, they had about a dozen pop-up gazebo shelters with solid sides for visual privacy.
Looks like a gazebo where you can sit outside and not bothered mosquitos.
Had a 10 person all season tent, have it to our kiddos for camping. Now we have a 6 person camouflage one we use since it's only just two of us
If you've got a tarp builder near you one could make a really tuff bathtub floor that could be put in it
How neat that you're going to keep it up all summer. Looking forward to seeing how it does, especially what you use to keep it cool.
may also make a great event tent for a vendor to display inventory for sale or store supplies for event yse
Thanks for the review. Vevor has some very amazing and affordable stuff. I recently purchased two of the 100gal rain barrels. Very satisfied with them. I will definitely be looking into this gazebo. As some one commented, it could double as a green house. Ive been very pleased with all of the Vevor products I have purchased.
Was considering a different brand before lockdown but put it on the back burner until the state and national parks opened up again. Forgot all about it. Thanks for reminding me. 😀😀
Looking forward to seeing how this holds up to long term use. I don't think that these are meant to be up for more than a few days at a time. Should be an interesting experiment.
Looks like the same as the gazelle pop up gazebos that come in 5 and 6 sided versions and removable panels
I picked up a clam quickset tent much like this. Haven't used it much however it gets hot when all the covers are on so I ended up purchasing a rechargeable fan.
Good price if you sign up. Only complaint is with they added a bottom layer to keep the critters out. I would pay extra just for that reason., nice review
Is just like the Gazelle gazebo with the panels. I’ve had the 5 panels Gazelle for about 6 years and love it as a gazebo but I’ve only used it as a tent 3 times, if it rains heavily some water will come through the areas where the panels connect and of course the floor can get muddy. They’re awesome but to beat the elements and stay bone dry the T4 is the way to go, these gazebos can collapse in heavy winds and that happened to me in Baja at 3 AM, had to sleep outdoors lol. If you place a pole inside holding the middle down to the ground it does better but still not as good as the T4 tent that’s taken 45 + mph with no problem. They’re great as gazebos but personally I won’t use it as a tent, that’s just my experience.
Looks to be a wonderful an out door grow tent. 94 degrees today
It definitely better than what I have now. Thank you!
Looks good, ESPECIALLY for the registered price!
Get better stakes. The ones that come stock are worthless. Also, we staked it down with additional bungee cords. After the wind blew it over and damaged the top.
Good review, nice option , thanks for sharing , God bless !
What’s the size of the entrance ?? Thinking of putting a car in
very cool tent and hot deal! thanks
note to self, stake down first. check
Thank you for the video.
Here's an idea: Leave it up for a full year and see how it does. That way we can get long term data.
Right how I am looking at scanners. So far, I'm considering the Uniden SDS200 and/or the Uniden SDS100. But that will depend on the receiver sensitivity. (DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER RECOMANDATIONS I SHOULD CONSIDER?
Love the video, and Pahrump is one of the locations my wife and I are thinking about as a retirement location. HAVE A GREAT DAY AND I HOPE FIELD DAY WENT WELL FOR YOU.
Can you keep the wind panel attached when you fold it away or do you have to remove them?
You can keep them attached no issues
nice
Just bought this on sale - hows is this holding up 5-6 months later?
Good I did take it down a month ago but no issues
Did you have this set up during the hurricane?
I ordered it but havnt received it yet.
I am looking forward to camping in cooler weather with my Vevor diesel heater in it.
No I took it down for the hurricane, they kept telling us how bad it would be but i should have left it up because the hurricane was not that bad after all just a lot of rain
Muito bom!
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