Do all 3 exterior screened room walls have covering flaps? If so do they hold up against the rain? We are 6 &amp; need that room to sleep in.
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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 I Recommend 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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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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I really don'tknow: mine are under a porch roof. They are sealed well, but there is nothing to deflect the rain. I would recommend finding a way to protect them from constant direct exposure to the rain
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All 4 walls are screen. As a result, there is shade from the top only. We took ours to Glacier NP and it withstood thunderstorms and winds. Great bug and rain free place to be.
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I'd say water resistant. I hunted out of it in a steady rain and maybe only a drop or two made it inside. There are tiny little pinholes around some of the seams. Not a major issue. I can't speak for a downpour, that may be a different story.
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No. The canopy material is porous and will allow water to come through. In the rain I don't notice hardly any water coming through as the material sags some towards the middle. I was however surprised as to how gracefully the canopy handles the wind. Good Luck
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Of course the roof is waterproof until a stick or something pokes a hole in it. Then there are patches you can use. I never had any problems with bugs getting into the screen room other than those I let in when I opened the door.....
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Ours is on a covered porch and is holding up great. I wouldn't recommend leaving it uncovered outside in the weather year-round.
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Mine is in an enclosed room -- no wind or drafts. I think the weight of the panels keep them stable. Good value for the bucks. No assembly needed.
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I seem to recall them saying you can buy replacement flaps. But be aware if you're counting on this for "all weather," it doesn't keep the rain out unless you take extra measures to seal it properly when you install it.
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Yes, the screen is only partially shielded by the fly, and there are no additional zipped doors to completely seal the porch. What you see is what you get. If it's a heavy rain, it will come into the porch.
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If the sun is shining, yes, it is like a greenhouse in there. You can try to open some flaps, but if it is hot outside, it will probably be too hot under the rain shield unless there is a pretty good breeze. The plastic is very thick, which is great for not tearing or breaking, but bad for hot days. I often used mine on sunny winter days to keep the kids warm. Have a great vacation!
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To answer your question, the tent floor is thin like its walls. I've used a tarp for the outside floor and a blanket for camping pad for the inside. It's a great tent! Survived a heavy downpour earlier this summer
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I would recommend making a cover of some sorts to put over it. Heavy rain it will not hold up. I have 2,n 2 cat houses. Mine are covered w a tarp n insulation boards. They love them
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Ours is in front of our house, partly covered by overhanging roof that leads to our front door. So far it is okay, and it has rained a few (but not enough as we need) times this year. It will age faster if it is exposed to the elements, so I recommend water sealing it.Hope this helps,Jeff in Lake Forest, CA
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Ours is on a covered porch and handles the weather nicely, we have it hanging with d-rings so if the weather is bad we take it down. We would totally recommend, our grandson loves it!!!
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My opinion is it isnt good for outdoor use. I have just happened to have the bed outside for the last week thinking I would use it as such since he no longer needs it in my office. It's also happened to rain everyday this week unexpectedly (before I have time to pull it in). It's not waterproof and takes in a bunch of water. It does end up drying by the next "day'ish", but that's also because it's been hot during the day. I also notice it attracts bugs on the underside when it's been raining.