How is the ventilation with the door closed? Is there a way to get air through with it safely zipped?
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You may not have looked at inexpensive tents lately. They are mesh under the fly these days. They in reality are three season tents.
200195
These have good ventilation. Good for warm climates. The two sides are screen, but the fly keeps the rain out (and provides privacy).
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There's no way *not* to get air in this tent. Two of the four walls are mostly mesh, with a rainfly stretched over the top. This tent is designed for warm or hot weather, and will not seal up tight to keep out the cold. In my experience with two adults on a moderately cool night (mid 40s), this tent retained almost no heat inside.
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All room walls and the 'front door' have cover flaps that zip closed from the inside for full privacy. We haven't been in extreme weather but it's a really great tent for the price, should do well in reasonable rain/wind. I always make it a practice to take along a couple tarps (one under the tent) duct tape and extra tent pegs. Btw IRecommend investing in 10 or more strong (metal) tent pegs and a hammer or hatchet. The ones that come with the tent are cheap, break easy. The 'patio' is great, we had a small fold up table & 3 coolers in there with room to spare.
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Both sides are ventilated. Each comes with a roll-up flap that can be snapped into place allowing ventilation as well as a view. The top can be zippered closed, but I rarely close it while strolling. I close the zipper only for warm, during rain or for stealth entry into stores and other places where canines are less than welcome. While safely concealed my pooch is still comfy, warm and secure. The sides are not "hard", but sturdy enough to remain upright at all times and will not fall over with your pooch inside. Hope this helps. I love my bag. It looks just like real purse and quite often no one is aware that I carry my pooch with me until I've placed the bag on a counter in order to retrieve my wallet from the inside compartment to pay for purchases. Best canine investment I've made to date. Purchase and enjoy!
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There is no ventilation, but the unit is not air tight. The finish is similar to brushed nickel, but not an exact match.
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No, you wont feel air coming out of this unit! I was thinking the same way when I purchased mine. I just provides a constant warmness through out the safe!!
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I got this for my daughter, so don't personally have experience, but my daughter doesn't vent through a window. She does have it in the entrance hallway of her very small home, and keeps the sliding door open a bit for air transfer. She lives in a very dry climate, and she says it works well.
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There are vents on either side that can be opened or closed and the smoke stack has a cover to it also. I didn't do anything extra to seal it up. I've been using it for over a year now with no problems, but I'm no kind of expert on grilling.
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There is a velcro closure on top that allows for some ventilation. I have never used it, however.
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It's just like a regular tent, you can zip the windows open or closed. We use this tent on our van and it's great!
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There is no bottom opening. Flap closed down the right and a second zipper across the bottom, with the flap covering a fully zipped door. Is the zipper broken? The zipper is super sturdy.
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Single flap, and the unit itself seems to have some insulation built in. I had to insulate the edges where it contacts the window frame. That pretty much solved the problem of keeping the good air in and bad air out. Overall this has been a great item and my dogs love it. A steady strong wind will make the flap open tho, just insert the slide in door provided until the wind lays.
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It has a zipper closing. If your dog is small, it could escape if left open. Mine used it for entrance. There's lots of ventilation through net. My dog is absolutely crazy about it and gets ex cited if I even touch.
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Well, I can only say that you must not have closed it up completely. When I zip the bottom all the way to the right and the top, over and then back down, the two zips come together. I know they don't lock but you could put a paper clip through the two zip heads, like I do on my luggage when I travel by air. I don't clip my two zips together, I just zip them all the way. Moisture doesn't even come in. I love my YardStach II and have had "0" problems with it now for over a year.Denny Swen.....
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If your concerns is about moisture building up when your grill is covered. There are no ventilation opening. I have purchased the same grill cover and have not had any issues. Just don't cover the grill when its still warm that might cause moisture issues.
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"...I keep the closet door open a tiny bit so it gets the air it needs..."As if that matters. Or perhaps you have an airtight closet?Here's the question: If you got in the closet and shut the door, would you be able to survive? If so, then you don't need to leave it open. If it would cause you to gasp for breath, you probably shoul think about having someone fit on a closet door that isn't like a clean-room airlock.
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I'm sure that has worked for you but I have not personally ever sealed off everything "air tight." It seems to work fine just like it is. Good Luck Marko
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The bag has a ZIP lock. I squeeze all the air out before closing. I also store it in the fridge. This bag barely lasts a month for a single user.