Hi, I plan on using this tent for a small wood shop. Does it come with everything I need to anchor it down? Also what is the opening height?
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It does come with anchors, he side anchors are very small. The opening height is about 6 ft. I made blocks to raise the tent to get more clearance.
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This item is not to be used as a permanent structure. It does include the guy lines and anchors. Height Dimensions: Side Height: 6.1' ; Peak Height: 18'. Door Dimensions:6.8'W x 5.9'H. If you have additional questions, please contact us at 214.491.6991; Monday through Friday 9am-4pm CST.
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I have not put this together yet, we are using for a wedding in June, sorry I am not any help at this time.
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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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It includes everything to assemble and it includes the bolts on the horizontal bars at the top of the poles to hang 4 lights on each. However, personally, I prefer buying the "O" and "C" clamps to just using the bolts provided. The truss part of it doesn't have holes for bolts so you'll definitely have to use C or O clamps (which who doesn't anyways?). It's a pretty good little set up. Takes a little practice to get used to setting it up alone but it's not too hard. The paint on these scratches pretty easy though.
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It comes with some stakes and unless it's extremely windy, it should be fine. It also has some tie down lines.
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It came with all the spike that you need. It requires 20 for the tent if you set it up completely plus an additional 8 if you add the fly and set it up completely. I got 8 of the 10" nail spikes and put them at corners and the centre cross sections and used the included stakes for the rest and it stood up really well
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I have an easy solution for anchors. For my tent I went to Walmart and bought four 10 gallon water bottles. I filled them with water and tied them to the four corner legs. It worked so much better than trying to anchor stakes.
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forget the height and forget the tent, this tent totally collapsed on first use, and the co won't make good on it, the metal is so cheap , it just crumpled after putting it together, the co said they would give the money back at first, but since have not done anything, the whole thing is so cheaply made it just won't hold up, good luck,
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The legs lower/raise with a ring you pull out. The same for the top of the tent. It was very easy for my wife to use - other farmer's market vendors were jealous of how easily it worked. The all steel one we got was too heavy to move; we wish we'd have gotten the lighter all-aluminum framed one.
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They have tent stakes to hold them down. The anchor is only as good as the ground though. A high wind area will require more stable anchor!
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It has u shaped anchors that can go into the grass, kinda like tent pegs would. We have used it without them though and it stays up just fine, as long as it's not extremely windy.
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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I use this for my pop up shop and it is truly amazing. Get some camping tent seam sealer and take the time to seal the seams. It,s pretty light weight and you would need to weight it down to keep in from blowing away.
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We just set ours up this past weekend. It comes with stakes (8) - 4 to hold down each corner along the floor, and 4 more attached to string and hooks along the upper portion (right below the arch) of the green house...similar to a tent. We have not had any high winds yet, but I assume it will hold up pretty well.
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No it needs to be anchored in the ground. It is to top heavy for that. The tent is beautiful set up.
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It must be anchored. You can find something much cheaper and better for the task than this for truckbed camping. This is built to be light and backpacker-friendly, qualities it sounds like you do not need. Check out other tents.
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It has a small hook near the top which is used to hold down the top part of the tent. Putting weight on it won't work because the legs are thin and fragile, so you will need to use the guy ropes for tension to hold the tent to the ground. It worked well for us at the trade show; we didn't have any problems with it.
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No tools needed, Just use your foot or a rock to knock the tie down pegs into the ground. This is a great tent for one person and some gear, I wouldn't suggest two people unless they are small to average in size.