How hard is it to set up? Do you just throw it, and is there a certain height? How hard is it to put away?
329921
You honestly just throw it in the air and it's up! Putting it away is easy. Great tent!
1257039
It's pretty easy to assemble .. if I can do it you can .. I used the directions that came with it but it is very easy to figure out even without instructions .. contact manufacturer for instructions .. you can do it! good luck
1238464
It's super easy to take down & set back up. You fold the sides, twist/turn the sides closed, fasten with a strap, and zip up in a little pouch (about 10"). The pit is made like a kiddie pop up tent, so it is flexible. It packs up nicely and sits perfect in a closet. The pit comes put together in the package, and instructions are included. We looooooove our ball pit....I highly recommend it.
2218061
It is sturdy enough to set up outside. It won't be waterproof though, so I would only use it for a time and then bring it back in. It is not a permanent outdoor setup.
779959
First assemble by the steps in the instructions. Do not jump ahead. It is difficult to take apart, but not impossible. you have to carefully detach each piece. In the other hand if you remove the dirt and have some help, it is not hard to pick the entire structure up and move it to a new location. The ground stakes on the corners of the high section are hard to get re-established solidly in the new location. But once it is full of dirt it stays put.
484536
Yes, it's fairly easy. Give yourself an hour the first time you set it up, putting the pole together is a little tricky, but once you've done it once, it's easy, I'd suggest practicing at home first. I set it up alone, but I'm tall, so I'd recommend at least one other person to help out.
81853
I would never try it. It might withstand high winds blowing at it, but not the effects of a really turbulent wind like when you're driving. It takes 10 minutes to setup then 10 to tear down and pack away. It's worth spending that time instead of trying to drive off with it.
1420285
It folds up very easily ... you have to take the pins out and just set against where ever you're going to set it ...it's not that heavy to move ... if I can do it and I'm 5 foot and weigh 127 ...it's no problem ... hope this answers yor
1835382
Heather, I would not leave it up outside. However, it is very easy to set up and take down. Good luck.
1525571
I had mine set up next to a covered patio for two years. It handled the wind just fine; it was the constant exposure to the sun that finally did it in. The fabric became brittle but the frame was still in good shape. During high winds, such as thunderstorms, the tent would flex quite a bit but it never pulled out of the ground stakes. However, if you must take it down for winds in excess of 40 mph, that is easy to do. Just pull the support poles out of the ring with the stem at the ground level and the tent will lay flat. To re-erect it, (with the help of a friend) re-insert the ring stem, re-position the poles and it will be up in less than 10 minutes (unless the friend proves to be of little help). Make sure you have the flaps secured before you lay it flat. R-von
782682
Based on the dimensions and weight, provided you have the physical ability to throw it with enough force and at the right angles. Make sure it's gripping tight by putting all body weight on rope and swing/squirm around, replicating a climb, to ensure a safe breaching:) realistically you'll need practice to throw it higher than a 3 story building, just keep throwing it, and stretch so you don't pull anything
1228015
You put it where you want it and pretty much leave it there. It weighs a couple of hundred pounds and it does not fold up. That's why it is so durable. There are two plastic casters on the front end and a metal handle at the back that allows you to tip it forward and move the unit short distances.
2204410
It's a bit of a chore putting it up. The thing is presumably overhead and is unwieldy. I wouldn't want to put it up and take it down often.
1346460
It is very easy to fold and store and then take out and set up. Total time to do either is less than 2 minutes. Just remove the pole prior to folding up.
69308
i have not folded it and put it away but I would imagine it would be very easy since there was absolutely nothing to putting it up in the first place. I have 2 twin beds and I had them both set up& ready to go in less than 5 min. I love these beds, they are sturdy, comfortable and there is room for storage totes underneath.
805892
Does it fold up? yes it does, but it's misleading...for one thing they never said it weighed 60 something pounds...where can you easily store it? against the wall..takes up to much space...it's a workout just folding it up and moving it around. I just leave mine in the garage without folding it up..I think they should take out of there add the part that says folds up easy
1106618
2 people about ten minutes. One person a little longer because if it's windy the sides can fall over before you get it up.Two people makes it a breeze. Setting the poles is easy for two.Love the space it has.