How many doors does this have? Can you exit the tent without disterbing the second person?
2057141
one door, but I had no problem getting in and out without disturbing my son.
2057142
There is only the one door in the front of the tent. It is a zippered door so with that said, the noise of a zipper may or may not awaken a person sleeping.
1835429
No entrance only on one side. However, very easy to set up and use. Plenty of room for two with complete gear.
1327492
1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these tents. Sherry:) 1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these... » Read More 1 door verses 2 doors on 14x10. No divider in the 14x8. I haven't seen a 14x10 w/1 door as someone else stated. I have owned around 7 of the 14x10's and love them. The 2 extra ft. on the sides make a huge difference. Just FYI, we use the rain fly more as a wind support than for rain. With the rain fly tethered down, it can take some heavy winds without collapsing. Also if you know the wind direction, putting the "T" door on the wind side causes the tent to "puff" out rather than collapse in with the "D" door into the wind. We have a lot of experience with these tents. Sherry:) « Show Less
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Tug hard on the zipper once it's unzipped and the door will come off. When you take the doors off the tunnel you will find one end has the zipper pull still attached and the other end has the pin end. When you take the door off the tent it's the zipper end that stays on the tent. Slide the pin end of the tunnel to the zipper end of the tent then zip it up. Then the doors you aren't using go in the little bags that are on the sides.
238875
Yes they do. But, we decided to configure the room divider from the center out into that room to cut that room in half therefore creating two rooms with their own doors. We had to add some loops on the inside of the tent for the divider to hook on though since it wasn't created for the divider to go that direction. That is one of the great things about this tent; you can divide it however you want with a little innovation.
177722
I believe the door it on the wider side. We haven't used it yet, but took it out of the box and checked it out. It looks well-made. There is a fabric/zipper carrying case for the tent and a small bag for the poles. Keep in mind there is no floor.
1725656
No there aren't side windows in the four person model, just front and back entrances. Great tent!
1616228
No, you cannot put on two doors. The screen house is like an accordion it is pretty much all attached. The door can be put on any side, but it is in the middle of two other panels. Mine does have locking capabilities, however, I don't think I received a key. I have locked it from the inside when we had a camp out one night.
1560067
Most, but not all. When the entrance has two narrow doors, you would need to open both. It's the easiest to fold though and very easy to ride (can do with one hand, very responsive). Whenever it doesn't fit we just fold it.
271878
I recommend that this is a 2 person job. I also recommend that when installing the fan you line up the tabs correctly or you will brake them off. Lastly the 4 way connector is not that durible ether so install the top Section first then the side. Nice and roomy tent
2138869
It has both. The door has zippers on the right side and bottom then you have a mesh section that has zippers on both sides. Is a great and easy setup tent. We have 2 and we set them up most of the in the dark. It takes about a minute to setup once you are use to it.
756415
It does, two to be exact. They are drop-down sheets that separate the three potential rooms, main and sleepers to either side. Great tent so far!
993121
There's a little panel you can insert that seals off the flap so they can't go in or out. You don't have to remove the door
1189762
I almost answered the question wrong! Just spent a week living in the tent at Yosemite, and would have said "no". The tent door closes with some velcro, and some clever overlapping ~2" canvas covering the edge of the door, so any rain slides down the outside. Never had any reason to use the zipper, so forgot it is there! (Note: the entrance through the vestibule has a full panel screen that zips completely closed, and a full panel 'solid' that zips from top to bottom, but is open at the bottom.)
1821594
There is a split, zippered door center front to access the porch. You can enter the tent that way or through a side entrance that goes into the sleeping quarters. The "rigid" door is at the side, entering the sleeping area. The other two "doors" are split-zippered entrances from the front of the tent (narrow side). This is a great tent that is very well built and easy to assemble.
297885
Cannot answer. I bought my tents for my children. It is part of their emergency kits and they have not had the opportunity to use it as of yet. When they do, they will let me know. I bought a tent form coleman similar to this and you definately need 2 people. Someone has to be on the opposite side when you pop the poles up. Can't possibly see how one person can do this!
40868
Yes it can be done alone, I do it often enough. Just grab one corner, lift so only one is touching the ground and walk it back. At some point one of the other legs will start to drag. From there just set it down and start walking around the tent, and pulling each corner out until they start latching into place. A little more time consuming than when you hae help but not that bad.