How does the door close? Zipper? Velcro? Snaps? Ties? Is there a way to secure the door so insects can't get in the greenhouse?
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It has a full zipper and with the door zipped insects cant get in, but insects can come in from the bottom if you don't address that. All in all its a great unit and I will be pulling mine out next week and that put a smile on my face because that tells me that Spring is around the corner.
337411
The entry and windows work with Velcro. The windows "roll up". In addition to the door and windows there are air vents on the top of the tent. My granddaughter has slept in the tent. No zippers.
834752
There are two doors. One on the side the other at the back. They close with Velcro tabs.
91211
A guy at the hardware store sold me some air conditioner tape--moderately sticky 3- or 4-inch clear tape that you run all the way around everything to prevent teeny insects from entering. You just close the window down on the outside of a 2 ridge. Because we have wide windows, I cut a piece of plywood to make up the difference. It's a pain in the neck but better than suffocating.
993121
There's a little panel you can insert that seals off the flap so they can't go in or out. You don't have to remove the door
39218
The 'door' zips all the way around. There are two zipper pulls, so you can zip one side shut and leave the other open if you choose. The fabric is rather see-through though, so something to keep in mind.
1994651
Yeah there's a slit at the top to let the hangers out, bugs could easily get in but it's got a cedar block in the back to discourage moths and bugs. I expect there's some sort of spray or something you could use around the area to keep bugs out though. Apart from that it is sealed, hope this helps
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Suzanne, we had problems closing the freezer door, too. Found small piece of white styrofoam stuck close to the hinge (was hard to see it). Once removed the door shut perfectly. Connie
1766882
No there is not...it is a good spot to store gear in less than ideal weather. There are tie downs at the bottom to help keep the bugs out. However, the two tie downs near the zippered entrance seem to be not very helpful as it makes getting through the door difficult. Minor issue though.
1481919
There are zip up covers so the window can be "closed". Great tent. I was in Yellowstone for 5 days and it rained everyday and not a drop inside the tent.
2235800
The door open with a zipper in the middle of the section, as long as it is not left wide open after enter/exit, it will be fine. We used ours at the beach and that zipper is the only thing I worried about breaking, kids were coming in and out, but it has held up great. Such a fine mesh that no bugs get through once the door is zipped shut.
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There are velcro ties to secure the cover to the frame. One of them came off so I simply stapled it back on. I don't know what other ties one would need unless you were bracing for a hurricane. Since there is extra material as a "flange" around the base, I placed bricks around the outside and that's sufficient to keep the greenhouse from blowing away in the 2 storms we have had in the past week. I also had to "enhance" the shelves with plywood to support the weight of my Plumerias, since the wire shelves included are not sturdy enough.
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The Shed has two side zippers made of good quality materials. You have the ability to hold the door open with 2 bungee cords at the top of the door.
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Yes. You can completely close the tent up. The door way is mesh and can work as a bug screen. The whole tent is a great buy. Very durable.
186419
there are 4 small velcro pathes, but not a very strong closing power (will not prevent kids or pets from opening). you can also tie the flaps up above the opening.
1076909
The doors close with magnets. Key locks, secure the door. Magnets work great.
84648
The flap is hard plastic and has a 2 way lock. This door does not have a security panel, which would make it more secure than just the two way lock system.