How far off the ground is this tent? Is it the same height as the compact sign tent listed here? http://www.amazon.com/Kamp-Rite-Compact-Collapsable- How far off the ground is this tent? Is it the same height as the compact sign tent listed here? http://www.amazon.com/Kamp-Rite-Comp... » Read More How far off the ground is this tent? Is it the same height as the compact sign tent listed here? http://www.amazon.com/Kamp-Rite-Compact-Collapsable- « Show Less
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It's big enough to stick a duffle bag under it or luggage. Maybe 16-20 inches from to ground
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It is very compact. Length about 2 feet (24inches) and width about 1 1/2 feet (18 inches). I love it but if your over 5'5 in height you may have to hunch. It works for me cause I am 5'2 , but my fiance is over 6 feet and he hates it. So he has a different one in his car that he uses. :)
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When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a... » Read More When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. « Show Less
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22 inches long. I don't know exactly how wide or tall, but I would guess 15 inches wide and 8 inches tall. We LOVE this tent!! We used it in driving wind and rain on a scout campout a couple of weeks ago and it withstood the conditions beautifully (while some of our camp mates had tents that collapsed in on them during the stormy night.
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The tent size is 36" at the tallest point. The cot stands 11" off the ground. Add them together, you get the total height from the ground to the highest point in the center.The height of the tent at the door (meaning from the cot to the top of the door) is approximately 24". I didn't actually go out and measure this on my cot, but I can sit on the cot with my legs out the door and my head touches the top of the door. I'm 5'6".
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to whom it may concern,I can't answer how tall is Stand is because I didn't receive one.I only received the blind part of the stand.The advertisement on this product is misleading it reads like you receive 1 tri pod stand and the blind cloth part for it, in reality you only receive the cloth part for $89.00. I tried to buy two tri pods .I thought this was a hell of a deal also on a tripod stands. To be honest I would believe that Amazon would have caught this false advertisement up by now. I know I can't be the only person with this problem. So to answer your question, I would stay away from these products.Thanks for your time to whom it may concern,I can't answer how tall is Stand is because I didn't receive one.I only received the blind part of the stand.The advertisement on this product is misleading it reads like you receive 1 tri pod stand and the blind cloth part for it, in reality you only receive the cloth part for $89.00. I tried to buy two tri pods .I thought this was a hell of a deal also on a tripod stands. To be honest I would believe that Amazon would have caught this false advertisement up by now. I know I can't be the only person with this problem. So to answer your question, I would stay... » Read More to whom it may concern,I can't answer how tall is Stand is because I didn't receive one.I only received the blind part of the stand.The advertisement on this product is misleading it reads like you receive 1 tri pod stand and the blind cloth part for it, in reality you only receive the cloth part for $89.00. I tried to buy two tri pods .I thought this was a hell of a deal also on a tripod stands. To be honest I would believe that Amazon would have caught this false advertisement up by now. I know I can't be the only person with this problem. So to answer your question, I would stay away from these products.Thanks for your time « Show Less
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The only time we set up this unit was last summer. It took quite a while, way longer than the instant full size 10 X 14 coleman tent. We bought it just for a change place or potti place. There is no floor, keep that in mind. As far as I can remember there is no interior poles, just a couple of small nylon pockets. enough for toilet paper or washcloth. This little tent is OK for what I said but it is very flimsy and I am positive wouldn't support any weight, especially a jug of water. The poles supporting it are only 1/2 inch thick. It can blow away in the wind if you don't tack it down with extra pins. The set up is frustrating and we are not looking forward to using again. Hope this helps. The only time we set up this unit was last summer. It took quite a while, way longer than the instant full size 10 X 14 coleman tent. We bought it just for a change place or potti place. There is no floor, keep that in mind. As far as I can remember there is no interior poles, just a couple of small nylon pockets. enough for toilet paper or washcloth. This little tent is OK for what I said but it is very flimsy and I am positive wouldn't support any weight, especially a jug of water. The poles supporting it are only 1/2 inch thick. It can blow away in the wind if you don't tack it down with... » Read More The only time we set up this unit was last summer. It took quite a while, way longer than the instant full size 10 X 14 coleman tent. We bought it just for a change place or potti place. There is no floor, keep that in mind. As far as I can remember there is no interior poles, just a couple of small nylon pockets. enough for toilet paper or washcloth. This little tent is OK for what I said but it is very flimsy and I am positive wouldn't support any weight, especially a jug of water. The poles supporting it are only 1/2 inch thick. It can blow away in the wind if you don't tack it down with extra pins. The set up is frustrating and we are not looking forward to using again. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The floor is 7 feet long and 4 feet wide, and the center is 4 feet high. It is a good tent for the money. It's not top quality by a long shot, but sets up easy and real good for one person. You better be real good friends if you plan on two in it.
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Not sure why it's $60 more, but if it's their INSTANT TENT, it should be identical, but without seeing it, I'm not sure. Will say this, the INSTANT tent is excellent, goes up in a few minutes, including staking it down. Used it on four camping excursions this Summer. Look around at other vendors, I did. They're not all priced the same and you might find one somebody's clearing out of their inventory.
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It came in a small (bigger than a baseball in diameter) package, after deflation, I am assuming it will be the same size. The canopy is a simple structure - like a hammock. There are no poles, the pillars are part of the canopy - which bends.
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I don't know why someone answered that it is 32 inches tall!!! It is NOT!!! It is only 23 inches tall. One of the main reasons I bought this one was for it's advertised height, which turned out to be completely false!!!
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No, it's plenty tall, as I'm over 6 ft and didn't have any issuesl. Been a few months since we used it, but it was a good canopy tent. The only negative is that it comes with a cheap bag and the zipper only lasted one time before it started not zipping up.
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The Amazon description says "collapsible design folds down by half for packing", but the Coleman materials don't make any such claim. This would seem to be an error in the Amazon description. (Which is annoying, since that claim is one of the reasons that I bought it.)
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Forwarded the question to my daughter who has the trampoline. I know that her kids use a little step stool to get on, but they are not very agile! My guess is that it is about 2 1/2 - 3 feet off the ground. The kids LOVE it, BTW.
650562
It paired up the 14 x 8 fly for me too. Just went camping and it was 2' too short. Now I have to buy another one that fits. Not cool. Amazon should refund us 100% for this mix up.
636341
You will be fine with the cot you describe. We used the this tent with 2 wide cots (only 12" high) and 2 sleeping bags oriented front to rear plus gear. My cot was very close to the wall and would not have been a problem had it been 2 1/2' tall. The tent goes up OK. We never got proficient and always thought we might break the poles. There has to be a technique that we haven't found. It is an extremely well designed and made tent. I would highly recommend it
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Karon, it has been a bit since we ordered this so I can't remember the actual specs per se, however, we have been extremely pleased with the quality of these tents. We have 2. Both have exceeded our expectations. - Barb