I want to use these as flooring in my tent. Will it last being put together and taken apart repeatedly? And are the fumes bad?
2036793
No fumes at all in the set we got- they are not very thick- might want to double up- I think they would be fine being taken apart repeatedly as long as you are careful. (And this is a great idea! I might have to take ours next time we go camping! Thank you! )
2036794
We used these last summer in our tent under our four yound kids. It help up well, we didn't notice an odor, but we didn't go camping very many times. We have so 've then used them in our garage under the kids swinging rings, and the connecting part is still holding well. Hope that helps!
2036795
Yeah it will defendetly last. The fumes arent that bad that i remember, maybe the first time
2036796
I have used them multiple times and they seem to be very durable. Of course if you rip them apart every time that you use them anything will wear out in time...
1412631
I wouldn't hesitate myself to use it as a floor when camping if I needed a floor for a canopy. But, that's just my opinion. I used it outside this past winter and spring. Wasn't exposed to snow or temps below 20 degrees. But, held up well enough for me to fold it and save for next year. Had no signs of wear and tear. that's about as best as I can tell you.
1837010
They are extremely tough, easy to snap together and easy to cut to fit any space. However, they are perforated. They are intended to allow fluids to pass through. So they are great for a garage or patio (where I have used them). But in your motor home you would have dust, dirt, moisture... getting down below. Unlike a garage or patio where you can just hose this out, I'm not sure how you would be cleaning your floor without removing it from the motor home periodically (which would not be a quick task as they snap together to form one continuous floor covering.
2186318
They are about 1/4". They might work for a tent floor as long as the ground isn't too bumpy.
2047963
It's basically a tarp floor, maybe slightly less heavy. I've been putting a tarp below it as well and it's kept the floor really nice. I haven't had any seepage through the floors. As a side note - I have had a zipper problem on one of the doors. Otherwise a great tent.
220767
Well. I don't know. It's a good solid floor but I still had a big tarp underneath so tent wouldn't get dirty. I did spray it all with 2 cans of repellent and it never leaked. And I had it up for months, with a real bed mattress in it.
2021567
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.
1358924
By design I would say yes. However, in reality, the floor material is very thin at only 1200mm. Most tents have a floor with 2000mm - 5000mm that has a water resistant coating applied. In addition to being thin this floor does not appear to have the water resistant coating. For that reason if you were to buy this you would definitely want to purchase a/the footrprint otherwise you will probably end up wet.
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.
1428550
Don't know about safety, we use them camping so not everyday. Sticking has not been a problem.
333653
The floor isn't very thick but is fairly waterproof. Slumber jack sells a thicker tarp with the same footprint of this tent, but I think it's mainly to avoid damage from twigs or rocks.
2186321
Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked.
359105
because there are manufacturing residues and ceramic dust although some might consider them safe, I wouldn't take a chance, I would suggest washing and air dying completely.. any moisture will clog it up leaving you with paste
1108990
The tiles are beautiful but thin...I personally don't think that they would be durable enough for a floor application. hope this is helpful.
220766
I am not sure what the floor is considered, but we don't need to put anything down on it and it holds up great plus no mud whatsoever came through when we were camping in pouring down rain. We do put a tarp under our tent for extra protection to the tent itself. It held up great in the rain. We were in a crazy hard rain storm and the tent stayed dry and held up in the wind. We had a little bit of moisture on one side of the tent, but that happened I think when we packed the tent up because it was still raining. I would highly recommend this tent! I think it is a very nice tent and the price is good too! I am not sure what the floor is considered, but we don't need to put anything down on it and it holds up great plus no mud whatsoever came through when we were camping in pouring down rain. We do put a tarp under our tent for extra protection to the tent itself. It held up great in the rain. We were in a crazy hard rain storm and the tent stayed dry and held up in the wind. We had a little bit of moisture on one side of the tent, but that happened I think when we packed the tent up because it was still raining. I would highly recommend this tent! I think it is a very nice tent and the price... » Read More I am not sure what the floor is considered, but we don't need to put anything down on it and it holds up great plus no mud whatsoever came through when we were camping in pouring down rain. We do put a tarp under our tent for extra protection to the tent itself. It held up great in the rain. We were in a crazy hard rain storm and the tent stayed dry and held up in the wind. We had a little bit of moisture on one side of the tent, but that happened I think when we packed the tent up because it was still raining. I would highly recommend this tent! I think it is a very nice tent and the price is good too! « Show Less
1203776
Amy.....I have a tree/ghost blow up that we put out at Halloween and there is one spot on it that breaks every year. I actually just hand sew the parts together and it has worked fine. When we think of inflatables we don't typically think of sewing, but that might work. I am guessing that it is one of the tabs that you hook the lines through or that you put the tent peg through. I would try to sew it back on.......as long as it is not torn, it should work fine. If it is just the cables or tie downs that you need......try a camping store for tent replacement parts.
1850407
I wouldn't call it a floor. You would require a Heavy Duty tarp underneath tent for best protection.