Where is a large, thick sheet of plastic??? You can make a rough shelter water tight with one plus its light and doesn't take up much room.
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There are (4) waterproof bivvy's that could be used to make a rough shelter or tarp.
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I just bought a tarp that was too big for the tent and then cut it to size. I taped off the cut edges so it wouldn't unravel. Best to have one that fits exactly underneath the tent. I wish I had a thinner one that would fit inside the tent bag, but the tarp doesn't take that much extra room. I didn't cut it to fit underneath the vestibule, but now I wish I had, but it isn't a big deal.
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Looks like you already have the answer to your question I'll add this, buying this shelter was a great choice. I've had two or three before this but nothing has come close to this product
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Use a Luggable Loo in ours. If you get one or two of those interlocking foam pads for standing on, it also make a great shower tent.
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there is a plastic like coating over the seam tape, it took a few yrs of use before i needed to seal the seam again. if you are really concerned about the water proofing, set the tent up out side and hose it down. if the fabric is not water proofed it will darken as it gets wet. at one time Coleman had it's own product line of tent care products. i've had no problem using a silicone based water repellent product- several light coats, not one heavy one.
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There is a thin plastic sheet you can attach at the corners, they attach with clips, to create two rooms, it is very thin so we ended up not using it between us and the kids. Also, the door is accessible from either side of the "sheet".
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I cut a piece of heavy duty plastic sheeting to cover mine during construction in the same room and it protected it well. You can get a large roll (12' x 50') at Lowes for $11.
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Mine is outside, so I just put a folded blanket on it; much easier to deal with in case of rain, etc.
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Too expensive to order one from Shelter Logic, it is actually cheaper to buy a complete new unit from PepBoys. Best bet is to go to local farm supply or Tek Supply and order a tarp with grommets. Make sure you leave ample space between the tarp and frame, usually 4-6" for the bungee cords.
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Home Depot has a nice plastic sheet, made like cardboard, but water proof. They also carry plastic trim pieces that cover the edges. You can cut this with a good pair of shears. They have white and opaque. Some silicone would make a great seal!
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Dome lights that don't fit with in the plastic supports tends to burn and melt. I avoided this by making a hang for the light. Should come with a canopy.
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Nah, it's not that thick. I think it just helps to avoid the "sleeping on plastic" feel that the waterproof liner might otherwise have.
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There's a stopper on top that allow you to put in sand or water. Just difficult to see in photo.
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There isn't anything to attach the cover to. You could put Velcro on the edge of a tarp and the sides of the pool, maybe. You could just lay a tarp on top, but the wind would blow it off.
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I went to Lowe's and found one that was similar to this, but mine is huge. If you are going to let this sit outside, I would get some sort of waterproof cover because of it being metal, but if you are going to store it inside a shed or garage, I would just get a generic cheap cover.
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I put it under a large PVC/plastic pot and simply propped up the front edge of the pot so it was easy to get into. It worked for me through every rainstorm we had--and we have a lot. Good luck!
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I use a 10 x 18 tarp and, tuck all edges under itself and not just the tent, so that no part of the tarp is visible around the outside floor edge of the tent. Tucking it under itself will further help keep water from pooling under the tent if it rains.