Is this a pop up tent or does it have poles?
1107125
I does have poles, however it is freestanding after it's up. My granddaughter loves it.
1107126
It is a dome tent. There are two external flexible poles which cross over, the ends of which fit into pockets to hold the tent in shape. The poles are collapsible and in sections.
1746677
Just looked at the pic of this tent. It isn't the one that I have. it looks like it has metal hangars. Should be good.
1239102
Its 18 feet long by 10 feet deep. A huge tent!. As for poles, it has.....two main poles that cross each other at the top. two poles that support the tent - one at each side, and a smaller pole that supports the "fly" or small awning that protects the doors. That being said. since each pole has to be very long. they are in parts held together by bungee cords. It requires at least two people to set up.
195211
The poles are deprecate and they fold up. It was way to assemble and take down. Worked great.
1756082
This tent requires stakes to hold it up which probably won't work on a deck. Suggest you search for pop up tents for children.
1648894
We set ours up in a parking lot. We use half cinder blocks around each pole to help with wind gusts. This has been a great tent which we have used for three events so far. Less expensive than renting one once.
1161774
as the tent rise's and lowers with the stand it has a good variance up or down, also the legs of the pop up have pins to vary the heighth, hope this helps
1646534
It includes all 4 panels (as one long screen that wraps on the outside of the poles of the tent) with one zipper which connects the screen and serves as the entrance. The pop up tent is sold separately.
1151744
Yes. Here is the link. http://www.kingcanopy.com/content/instant-pop-up-canopy-side-walls-screen-rooms-tent.asp
769995
No there are no poles in the middle, However I hope you won't be planning anything if it is going to rain the whole thing leaks. I spent all summer swiping tons of water off the floor. It has taken 9 months experimenting on what type of cover that was big enough to cover the whole tent so we won't get wet. I guess that's why it was so cheap.Also we had to cement the poles in the ground so it wouldn't blow over. I wouldn't recommend the tent to anyone.
2221147
It's a pop up tent.. nothing. Is Velcro. It has zippers. On the the top n on the side openings
1442540
The poles have a separate bag that we roll up with the screen tent and it all stores nicely in one bag. We love ours!
562537
We have used the tent four times since it's purchase and have yet to use the porch. There are two poles with I think three levels that are all together so it should be pretty easy to set up. When you put the tent up, just make sure all of your upper poles click out before you do your bottom poles. The fly with the back marking is awesome!
2142477
It should mostly pop open. The magic poles are for the bottom edge of the tent, to keep it spread open. There are tiny slots in the fabric where they slide in. Hope that helps!
1239101
You get 4 main poles that hold the tent up. They over 6 ft. They are very easy to use and set up.
297885
Cannot answer. I bought my tents for my children. It is part of their emergency kits and they have not had the opportunity to use it as of yet. When they do, they will let me know. I bought a tent form coleman similar to this and you definately need 2 people. Someone has to be on the opposite side when you pop the poles up. Can't possibly see how one person can do this!
1895918
the poles should always stay in place. One end is inserted into reinforced tent material, the other into a round piece of hardware that allows the unit to collapse/pop up. with proper handling the pole ends should give no problems.