Can this tent be set up on concrete?
1866147
Absolutely, No tent stakes are required however they would help if it gets windy.
1866148
Yes no need to stake it down unless its super windy. But once all your gear is in it its weighed down pretty good.
1866149
Yes it can but you need to put a tarp over the concrete before setting up the tent to protect the floor of the tent.
1866150
Yes it can, however be aware that there will be no way to anchor the tent, so it may be a bit unstable in windy conditions
1866151
Yes however I would not recommend it. Concrete has a rough.finish and you stand the chance of damaging.the bottom.
1866152
yes, yes the canopy should staked by using concrete blocs on corners if in windy area
2198605
It will stand on asphalt but on a windy day you'll need weights. they do not come with the tent.
1194466
I would put a tarp under it setting it up in grass or on concrete. Not sure where u are putting it just make sure area is clear of anything that can puncture it.
386346
The tripod comes with spikes to help anchor it in place, so those would only work on grass. If you want to set it up on concrete, I'd advising using sandbags or something to anchor the tripod. Otherwise, it could easily blow over.
1713699
Possibly, if you don't have heavy winds or snow. I'm in central AL, and I love the coverage of this tent. We set it up on our cement carport in preparation for a yard sale the following day. That night, heavy winds & rain blew it over, but we did not have it staked into the ground. 2 of the 6 support poles bent, but we were able to make it work for the 2-day sale. I think if you adequately stake it to the ground, it would make a great pool/patio cover. The poles seem to be replacible w/PVC pipe. It's a decent tent, just not for those of us in the tornado-prone South or frequent snowfall North. Possibly, if you don't have heavy winds or snow. I'm in central AL, and I love the coverage of this tent. We set it up on our cement carport in preparation for a yard sale the following day. That night, heavy winds & rain blew it over, but we did not have it staked into the ground. 2 of the 6 support poles bent, but we were able to make it work for the 2-day sale. I think if you adequately stake it to the ground, it would make a great pool/patio cover. The poles seem to be replacible w/PVC pipe. It's a decent tent, just not for those of us in the tornado-prone South or frequent... » Read More Possibly, if you don't have heavy winds or snow. I'm in central AL, and I love the coverage of this tent. We set it up on our cement carport in preparation for a yard sale the following day. That night, heavy winds & rain blew it over, but we did not have it staked into the ground. 2 of the 6 support poles bent, but we were able to make it work for the 2-day sale. I think if you adequately stake it to the ground, it would make a great pool/patio cover. The poles seem to be replacible w/PVC pipe. It's a decent tent, just not for those of us in the tornado-prone South or frequent snowfall North. « Show Less
1097134
Its pretty complicated. It has two bendable metal poles that you have to align with the tent. It really can't get set up unless you are outside and attaching it to the ground.
1511434
Yes, I think so.... make sure it is set up right with no loose places where water will pool on the top.... great tent!
118682
yes, you can. we were able to put up the tent with all sides and them put it down with no porblems.
1748751
I think it could be set up in sand. The posts have small "feet" on the bottom and there are stakes to secure the tent.
875159
Short answer is no. I had a concrete slab to build it on, but it could just as easily be built on dirt. The floor kit it to protect your stored items from moisture, pallets or plastic containers will serve the same function. The frame kits are for extreme wind situations, though I have had no problems without it.
569926
Absolutely you will be able to set it up. It is very easy very light. Take steps in the right order and it almost sets itself up. Do not stake down the tent until it is totally set up then it is very easy
336937
Yes, the tent is very important. I would set up the tent in my basement or garage because even though you have the tent there is a lot of overspray.
1755802
You have to use the stakes. this is not a free standing tent with fiberglass poles.
813386
No frame to this tent, tent is set up by using supplied strung between two objects. Mine tore the first use. Now I use it when I have to lye on the ground to work on equipment
1713700
Possibly, if you don't have heavy winds or snow. I'm in central AL, and I love the coverage of this tent. We set it up on our cement carport in preparation for a yard sale the following day. That night, heavy winds & rain blew it over, but we did not have it staked into the ground. 2 of the 6 support poles bent, but we were able to make it work for the 2-day sale. I think if you adequately stake it to the ground, it would make a great pool/patio cover. The poles seem to be replacible w/PVC pipe. It's a decent tent, just not for those of us in the tornado-prone South or frequent snowfall North.
1142570
You can, but it's not specifically built to support that. I would suggest supporting each leg of your tent, instead of just the four corners.
436709
Due to it being an A frame tent, it is not freestanding and requires guy lines and should be staked down. Sorry.