any bugs or any insects can enter to the tent through ground?
932185
Not if you zip the screen. By zipping the screen up it will completely close off the outside and keep from any thing coming into the tent.Also I put old tent poles into the ground to pull the mid line tight instead of staking the line to the ground this made the tent open up a lot. Don't forget to scotch guard !!! and buy good tent stakes
932186
no as long as kept zipped. pain in ars to zip tho as you almost fall inward to open to top
932187
The zippers are all meeting at the bottom so if you do not zipper snug than yes but we have not had any problems with it. In future build would recommend the bottom have a 6 inch area then the zippers....
932188
If you leave the doors unzipped they can crawl in. Once you have both doors zipped up the TeePee tent is sealed up. No bugs can get in. I agree with the outdoors man buy some good tent stakes. The kind that look like big nails with the plastic hook like thing on top. The stakes they give you with the TeePee tent are (excuse my language) crap.
601446
Yes. It rained the trip I used it, and no rain got in. The floor is waterproof and integral to the tent. However, you have to zip the door completely closed to keep the rain out.
1449101
Not sure about that. There is a vent in the top that might allow dust to enter if blown in by heavy winds, but other than that, no more so than any other tent. Also, it's got a large profile to wind, so if that's your concern, might be an issue.
1790609
I purchased 2 of the tents, the tents themselves are waterproof.....with the rain fly....it just means you can open the screens on top without rain getting in.....I purchased both tents and rain fly.....I have gone thru some pretty rugged camp in....and I have not had any leak issues
857583
Since you asked, I did a little searching (I have a lot of free time) and found several tents that have the same popup design but are enclosed with water proof material in all areas but the front, which has the bug mesh. These might be more to you liking. What I especially like about THIS tent is the openness of it. I really like the idea of feeling like I am sleeping under the stars without being chomped by bugs. And I like the side opening. Most tents open in the front. But to each his own.
1426375
Your correct that bugs can enter however mine doesn't dry out likely because I use it daily. If it's kept in a closed cupboard I'd say bugs are not an issue but yes it is open to the elements.
652657
It has an attached floor. Completly sealed tent. Only access through zippered door.
1964281
I didn't have any problem with bugs at all. There's not really dirt so much as grass so I guess bugs aren't into it. And if you keep it inside there's for sure no bug issue.
2216517
At The end of the zipper there appears to be a gap, with no extra flap on the inside. My guess would be that insects could get in. I don't know for sure, though, since there was not a moth problem where I used these storage bags. Good luck in your search.
1766880
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.
305736
I think its for water drainage or just extra ventilation. I have been in the tent at night on the deck and havent had any issues with bugs.
1796778
Pretty tough tent If window flaps open, critters could probably rip through
1073146
I have two sheds with three of these Shedlights in them. I have not had any insects coming through them. The answer would be no. Good luck.
828505
I'm afraid I can help with this one. I have yet to use my tent. I bought it for my survival gear and haven't had the opportunity as yet to check it out. Sorry. Will do a follow up entry as soon as I do though.
1217444
It seems quite secure. We put bug repellant sticker. Also the net did not let any in. We only used the tent once so far and liked it.
1217442
I had no problems. Even if you leave a gap with the elastic, at worst I had a fly or two. Most was when I left the openings unzipped to go in and out. On damp ground at one camp ground I had a couple dozen crickets UNDER the tent when I took it down. They crunched when I walked on the tent floor, yuk! But unless I let them in, I did not wake up to any additional boarders.
1449103
I am not sure. Oklahoma dirt is on the bottom of our tent, but it's likely from dogs/shoes tracking it in.