Could this adapt to a teardrop camper door opens to the side? I am trying to find device that will allow hooking up changing tent by surrounding door
2085864
I think it would be too big for your door and two small to fit the hole trailer nothing to attach on the bottom
2085865
The design of this tent requires the use of an upward opening hatch like those typically found on SUVs. You could probably design a hatch of some sort to make this work on the side of a teardrop (or use it on the rear hatch), but it would not be worth the effort for your purposes - this tent is not designed to go to the ground, which would make it impractical as a changing room.
2085866
Think it would be to big for door size wrong for your set up l know they make one thats univesal fof what you want though.
2085867
Would not work for that purpose as it needs a lift gate. BUT I would suggest one of those shower size tents I have seen at Sporting Good stores. They are for privacy chem toilets or whatever. But I think if you position that at an angle by the door (one corner at one side of the door and the door used as a shield/gate on the other side. Or hang a curtain across from other side of doorway to tent) it could work. I hope you understand what I mean. Can't exactly diagram it here. I love tear drops.
2085868
I don't think so, it is a sturdy tent, but it leaves triangle shaped gaps between the hatchback and the tent. With a teardrop camper there is nothing for the tent to attach on the side door and if your teardrop opens in the back, it would be the same problem with the triangle shaped gaps. There is a product on Amazon that I think would work for you, it is advertised as car camping tent.
192875
I would suggest that it would work if you could mount it down some how with "zip-ties." It is well worth trying it!
2132792
It probably could be used to pull it up but not sure how it would work for lowering door.
1523769
I have a 12 foot Coleman Tent trailer and it worked well, there is just enough air leakage to keep from getting killed......
718070
I think it would depend on how bunched up your curtain is, I used this holder in a camper, and the curtain just happened to be long enough with enough extra width to work. You could end up needing a wider, longer curtain depending on how yours fits now.
2033858
It is limiting. I would have to know more to answer intelligently. It works for us but we had to install upside down for it to work which means opening the door by pushing up rather than down.
676105
I don't believe it would work. The umbrella must be straight up or else one side of the tent would be off the ground.Marie P.
93421
I think you are looking for something guaranteed to hold the door all the way open. You may want to consider a device that can be locked in the up (open) position. I have seen hinged devices that do that.
39328
That's what I use mine for. I slide my weight distributing hitch for my camper into the GenY hitch and it has worked great!
2091971
I would say no because you are losing a foot on each side. The tent walls will not taunt up and you will have a droopy tent. This would cause your sides to potentially collect rain in the droops (?)and likely leak. But, you could always try it and get a new 10by canopy if it doesn't work. Use your 9by over your picnic table. &#128512;
2169198
I am not sure if the side door opens all the way then it should be fine if not then you will need to put the ramp at an angle.
418176
Yes, I think so. The opening is pretty large and should go over the opened hatch and opening. Just make sure the tail pipe isn't hot when wrapping it under the bottom; it may melt the tent material.
1846594
I doubt it. This is made specifically for thin camper doors. I think you would have better luck with a household stormdoor latch.
1804870
The unit is not so much a tent as a changing room for privacy. There is no separate roof feature. Check the image at: http://www.gigatent.com/itemdetail.asp?mod=ST%20002
2186137
Not the way the shed is configured. You might be able to modify the front and rear walls to swap but the doors are "in" the front wall and the side panels are cut to work with that configuration. So, you could try after all since they made it one way, creative adjustments might work. Seems that would be a whole lot of work to accomplish what might be easier to just turn it around?
226439
If the hook is small and attached to the tent I think you could make it work. When you have two D batteries it does get a little heavy. Another way is to keep it folded up and attach an adhesive hook on the bottom.
873915
That is what I wanted to do but unfortunately the door is too heavy and it tips over. I ended up having to mount it as you would not be able to keep anything in it and open the door.