would this work on tents? would it stand up to abraision and hard use
1934463
Definitely! It would be much more efficient than just treating the canvas with a water repellent and yes it is very durable.
522166
I haven't used it but I can't I'maging doingng that. It is durable enough. For repeated use but I don't believe it was meant to replace a regular tent. I got it for emergency use. Hope this helps
1073326
most likely, it's a great tent but you might need better stakes for snow or high wind. structurally it should be plenty strong.
419578
Yes. This is about as light as you will get for a moderately priced tent that will actually keep you dry in rain and wind. Replace the steel tent stakes something lighter. Figure out a lightweight ground cloth. The floor is relatively thin.
726393
It may work for a tent. I am using the bag for ungainly musical equipment (microphone and speaker stands), my use of the bag is unusual. We do have a 10x10 tent bag by another manufacturer, used conventionally. Both bags are abraded and ripped but the contents are unscathed. If the tent and poles do not fill the bag it sags it is difficult to handle (in this case the rolling feature is useless). That said, it is a nice bag, it keeps your gear in one place, but it has its limitations.
2018993
I think so. I'd lay a blanket down first to protect the tent floor. It's definitely not made for outside use. It's thin nylon and wouldn't provide much protection from the elements. But for outside play during the day I think it would work.
396702
sure, as long as the frame has a less then 6" diameter base at ground level. Velcro straps are adjustable, in Kansas, weights are a must. These work great. we use them always, best way to secure tent on pavement, maybe over bare ground too. Seen PLENTY of different tent weight ideas from bricks (my own!) to buckets of sand / concrete, to water. Weight bags are best.
1675069
I have used it to pull out tent stakes, but my stakes are made of 5/8" rebar that are 18" long, sunk into heavy clay soil. It would be overkill for the small ones that you would normally get at sporting goods stores.
2146354
hi... it's quite sturdy ... you'd have to make a concerted effort to tent it ... this steamer is well made and not of cheap materials .......
1631834
You would probably be fine. Theoretically you will have 1 foot on either end where there is no tarp, but most tents can handle that as long as they are properly waterproofed.
976417
I would say no because it is not the highest quality of product but for the cost that is to be expected. I used it for a festival camping for 5 days and it worked great but I can't tell you either way on long term durablility.
58877
Honestly, it would depend on how cold it is. It looks more powerful than it is, but it could work. It would have to be close to you to be effective. I would check out propane heaters for tent use instead.
1389973
I set mine up on a concrete patio to see if I could fit my tent underneath it and it seemed to work o.k. like that. I don't know if it would withstand any wind to speak of, though.
488014
Yes I used it on a tent trailer and it worked great. The only thing I would suggest is you wear a good mask when applying ir.
447546
It might work -- since the stand itself will lend stability. But it made for a hard surface.
2123025
I don't think it would stand well without being secured. I used a hammer and the stakes come with the tents. There would not be enough tension to secure the pole. Hope this helps. I really like the tent. It worked well for me.
219978
You could probably make something work if you just bout the tent but the way the tent and cot "zip" together it might move around a little bit. Other than that they work great.