can i connect poles together to make an x-frame for my tent?
1296143
Yes. You will need to order two poles though. I got these as a replacement for a child's play tent. Would not use this for outdoors though.
1296144
Yes. Basically that is what I did. Now they were a little longer than the original poles on the brand that I used but I was able to take one of the broken original pole and cut off the bad section to make up the difference at the end. I did not shorten any of the new poles, but you easily could. Just remember they are fiberglass and you will itch if you don't adequately protect your skin or eyes when you cut. Though I had many of the original poles break within a few days, none of these Texcport poles have broken since I put them on. Far superior to what was on my original tent.
1142570
You can, but it's not specifically built to support that. I would suggest supporting each leg of your tent, instead of just the four corners.
1002124
No I had couple tent stakes lying around. you could also use hanger wire bent in U-shape for stakes.
1097133
Extend poles, thread through to opposite corners . Place end of each pole into corner of tent, pole will bend insert other end into corner. Repeat on all four corners. Then stake tent in place.
797027
No there's no separate support structure as in poles or anything. It just form fits over the tent itself.
1712388
No, but the way the structure gets set into the ground is with stakes that just go straight down, no horizontal anything. So, you could set two side by side and against each other while tying the posts together with something. Visually this might be a problem since the middle of the combined set would be thicker than the end posts but might be just fine as plants start to grow on it. They are extremely easy to put together and from what I can tell so far, will look like "new" even over time
2058358
You can probably attach it however you want if there is a matching hole to create a good seal. Make the fan pull air from inside the tent and blow air out. You will need to create a passive intake hole for fresh air to come in. Some sort of vent or tube will work, just make sure light cant get in.
1059285
You can use one side or no sides. They are attached seperatley with a bungy cord and the side poles are only used if you have the sides up. You woukd be surprised how much more space you have when the sides are used.
2070334
I agree with Rebecca, a 180, maybe bc that's how they are designed, to fit a dome. However in my opinion there is no chance of them touching ends as they are thick fiberglass as far as tent poles are concerned. If you tried to make them touch they would either snap in a violent way or make an incredibly dangerous circle that if suddenly 'sprung' would do serious damage. If you found a thin pole maybe like half the thickness of these it would probably work for your application.
1657528
No, the frame has holes in both sides that the poles bolt into... only the exact same size poles would fit
590565
The poles are made out of aluminum. You could drill holes if you wanted to. My husband says he would not recommend it in high wind by itself. We tied each side down with straps to water barrels and it held up great. It's a good tent but it doesn't come with anything to hold it down. You will need to purchase those materials seperatley.
1862034
Yes...very easy. Follow the directions....lay the tent out and put at least the four corner stakes in the ground BEFORE inserting the fiberglass rod. That's important!
355445
Yes, but it is not easy. The tricky part is getting all 4 poles into the center piece at once, with them all standing up. You have to be patient and not get in a hurry.
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
1222323
I'm able to connect poles together. I also bought an extension hose and connected it up to extend my reach. Enjoy.
716570
Sorry I don't know. The tent was so poorly made the poles snapped dring setup and I returned it. I would suggest getting a different tent
1434637
Only if the top of the side rails on the truck are unobstructed. You have to clamp/bolt a flat piece of steel to each of the two side rails to hold the tent poles, and my tonneau cover track made it impossible to get a tight fit.