What is the fire rating on this tent?
1962992
I don't know but we had a fire ring approximately 30 ft away and a propane blower heater 5 ft. away with no problems
1962993
I fairly certain the tent will burn easily, but I did not think of this as a problem. It is made of a plastic film which will burn and melt easily. I think this tent is a great value.
1217739
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
1446994
I don't know it official rating, but I can't imaginie it would last more than a few minutes in a real blaze. This is great for making change, but I wouldn't use it for long term storage
842125
I don't know the actual rating but from my outdoor experience, I would not recommend it's use in temperatures below the high sixties.
389809
I would hesitate to use this over a camp fire. It's not quite that robust. I'd go with something more rugged.
620574
I do not believe these are fire rated, as I couldn't find any information on the Website or my manual.
730168
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,
1170453
I doubt that it is fire rated since it is basically 1/4" plywood. Is the ceiling of your garage fire rated? If it is something that prevents fire spread, that may be something that is code in your area. If that is the case, check with local authorities to see if it can be used. Most garage ceilings in my area are sheet rock or plywood, so I think it would work here in Arkansas.
2168437
I'm sorry, I wish I could help, and answer your question. I bought this tent as a gift for a friend and i do not know anything about it specifically. I do not think he has had a chance to open it and use it yet. If I do get any feedback from him about it, I will post it on Amazon. I'm sorry that I can't help you out. I know I would like to know all I could about something before I bought it, too.
167790
It's a heavy duty, reinforced plastic tent with no real insulation properties. For susceptible plants, I would add supplementary heat.
1858814
Mine caught fire and I returned it for a refund. I would think twice about getting one!It was a 10x6. I think.
2042251
I was camping last month. Lows down into the low 30s. Had the vents and fly shut down tight and was very warm. I haven't been in the tent during a wind storm yet but have had 3/4 inch of rain in an hour and not a drop got in. I love this tent.
620575
I can find no information regarding fire rating. The product specs indicate that it is NOT fireproof. The box is steel which will provide some additional time before sympathetic detonation of your cartridges. The simple rule of thumb for ammunition must apply....the interior of this box must be kept below 350 F or you will be at risk of cookoff.
1388977
Let me answer this question with a larger statement...Don't buy this tent. I used it for one night and literally left it in the woods. It was useless. I'm not even a serious camper, but this thing was of no use to me. Find another tent. You are welcome.
1415476
I would not recommend any stove, including this one, be used inside a tent for warmth. There is a large flame generated.
1872888
I looked it up on several sites and found it had not fire rating. I would guess it has some kind of rating.
2042140
Yes! I'm a Scout leader and have been using this tent since last Sept. and it has been a work horse. I will admit, I did not use it during the heat of this summer, but I did take it out in January. It has survived Storms that most other tents I've used would have had water flowing across the bottom. I've used it in temps as low as 26. BSA does not allow us to use heaters, so that's never been test and why we use 3 season tents in the winter.