How is it on tent floors?
1527354
you do not want to put it inside your tent, you put it under the tent. it works out fine doing this. it would not be good on the tent floor. it really works out great like this.i like to lay around and nap on it sometimes in the afternoon and it might get little mud on the feet. but it does not matter if you put it under the tent.this is the way to go,also it really makes finding a good camping spot easier since it can be a little rough under the cot.also another bennafit is i stopped bringing a ground cloth because this is easy on the tent floor and if it would leak a little it would not matter because the water is not going to run up into my sleeping area. So this saves a little space to compensate for what the cot takes up.
1527355
I've used it over 30 nights and have had no problems with it inside the tent. I'm using it in a 2 person tent (REI Half Dome) with the standard ground cover.
700712
We have only set it up on grass. I think it will be fine on a hard surface. However the tent is light weight and you may need weights to hold the legs down. I think those can be purchased if not included. On the grass you can use stakes.
1530155
no tent floor however it has a skirt that, if set up on level ground lays in about a foot all around. Keeps bugs out. If you want something on the ground, lay it out and lift the, already assembled structure over the top. I have handled the unit by myself - I'm tall so probably it would be easier if you had 2.
1805044
It is floor less. So you just set up the tent and then you can set up your bed. In our case, we did cots.
2094173
Yes its fine on floor indoors. Or outdoors if not windy. Its pretty lightweight. Easy to set up. If "2 persons" are 4 yr olds, then its a 2 person camper, otherwise for sleep, only 1 child. Also you need to air it out a few days before letting kids play or sleep. Very plastic smelling.
1358924
By design I would say yes. However, in reality, the floor material is very thin at only 1200mm. Most tents have a floor with 2000mm - 5000mm that has a water resistant coating applied. In addition to being thin this floor does not appear to have the water resistant coating. For that reason if you were to buy this you would definitely want to purchase a/the footrprint otherwise you will probably end up wet.
333653
The floor isn't very thick but is fairly waterproof. Slumber jack sells a thicker tarp with the same footprint of this tent, but I think it's mainly to avoid damage from twigs or rocks.
1257065
It has no floor but around the inside it has a like 3''flap of lip all the way around to better keep the bugs out and rain but after it rains make sure and check if any water collects and if so just dump off this flap also makes it nice if you want to put a tarp under the tent as a floor.
2017067
it just sits on carpet, no serious falls. Put a blanket over the top, makes a great tent!
2217750
There is no padding on the bottom of the tent floor. We have only used it indoors on a rug and our grandson has not slept in it. He uses it as a "play tent."
631510
No. The tent does have a relatively tough floor but if using a second waterproof material consider using a light weight tarp or poly and cutting it slightly smaller than the tent floor or use it inside turned slightly up on the sides.
494704
The flooring is made of polyethylene, basically the same stuff that cheap blue tarps are made from. It should last reasonably well with care. Without care, probably not too long. Tarps are inexpensive - I always put one under my tent to protect the floor.
652657
It has an attached floor. Completly sealed tent. Only access through zippered door.
1766881
No, the screen room does not have a floor. I purchased matching blue indoor/outdoor carpet that fits perfect inside that area and, it keeps dirt and sand out of the tent. On a side note...during my last camping trip in March, I had a 40lb tree branch fall on the tent from 40 feet up. Tent held up great! UPDATE: I do not have issues with moisture on the floor or seam lines. Please remember, you need to use some kind of tarp under all tents when camping. This not only protects the floor, but greatly reduces moisture. We camp in weather temps ranging from 40 degrees to 95 degrees (from the deep woods to the beach). We are very happy with this tent. No, the screen room does not have a floor. I purchased matching blue indoor/outdoor carpet that fits perfect inside that area and, it keeps dirt and sand out of the tent. On a side note...during my last camping trip in March, I had a 40lb tree branch fall on the tent from 40 feet up. Tent held up great! UPDATE: I do not have issues with moisture on the floor or seam lines. Please remember, you need to use some kind of tarp under all tents when camping. This not only protects the floor, but greatly reduces moisture. We camp in weather temps ranging from 40 degrees to 95 degrees (from the... » Read More No, the screen room does not have a floor. I purchased matching blue indoor/outdoor carpet that fits perfect inside that area and, it keeps dirt and sand out of the tent. On a side note...during my last camping trip in March, I had a 40lb tree branch fall on the tent from 40 feet up. Tent held up great! UPDATE: I do not have issues with moisture on the floor or seam lines. Please remember, you need to use some kind of tarp under all tents when camping. This not only protects the floor, but greatly reduces moisture. We camp in weather temps ranging from 40 degrees to 95 degrees (from the deep woods to the beach). We are very happy with this tent. « Show Less
858927
Mine has done fine in several light to moderate rains. Experience has taught me to always pack a cheap tarp in case the weather turns unexpectedly nasty, but I've not had to use it with this tent so far.
1245022
The screen fabirc is good, I don't know holes per inch but I would say that it has kept me comfortable in grassy fields (I haven't used it in woods). There are gaps however where the door zips into the floor of the tent so if there were many bugs and they were real hungry they could get in -- I just sprayed some Neem oil around the openings when I used it.This is a large and easy to put up screen tent. I love the design and I have broken (weather or poor manufacturing) EZ-ups and many other screen houses. Although I love this, it doesn't seem that sturdy: Fiberglass poles can split and the fabric isn't the toughest -- but it has survived into its second year of dog shows with me.i d The screen fabirc is good, I don't know holes per inch but I would say that it has kept me comfortable in grassy fields (I haven't used it in woods). There are gaps however where the door zips into the floor of the tent so if there were many bugs and they were real hungry they could get in -- I just sprayed some Neem oil around the openings when I used it.This is a large and easy to put up screen tent. I love the design and I have broken (weather or poor manufacturing) EZ-ups and many other screen houses. Although I love this, it doesn't seem that sturdy: Fiberglass poles can... » Read More The screen fabirc is good, I don't know holes per inch but I would say that it has kept me comfortable in grassy fields (I haven't used it in woods). There are gaps however where the door zips into the floor of the tent so if there were many bugs and they were real hungry they could get in -- I just sprayed some Neem oil around the openings when I used it.This is a large and easy to put up screen tent. I love the design and I have broken (weather or poor manufacturing) EZ-ups and many other screen houses. Although I love this, it doesn't seem that sturdy: Fiberglass poles can split and the fabric isn't the toughest -- but it has survived into its second year of dog shows with me.i d « Show Less
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I have a queen sized double stack Coleman air mattress and it fits in with ease. Plus room to move around the bed and stand up fully,though I'm only 5'3", there's enough room for a 6ft person to also get around with ease. Lanterns can be placed on the floor or there's a small hook on the top for mini lanterns. Nothing too heavy though. There's like 2 extra feet of room on each side of the air mattress. I also use fans at festivals... In a normal tent you die in the heat, but with the rain flap off and a small fan the tent stays cool because of all the mesh and a good breeze. You won't regret buying this tent. I've used it more than I can count since I bought it last year it's roomy and tough, holds up in terrential winds and rain even half-assed steaked down.