Do you think the legs would be bad for the bottom of my tent?
1863442
We're only used it a couple of times and it didn't cause any damage. For extended use you might want to put some sort of pad (rubber or leather), just to help dissipate the weight a little. I hope this helps.
1863443
If you are worried then put down a tarp. If depends on how much moving around you do when you sleep. There are plastic cups on the bottom of the legs.
707694
You could but you'd have to do some work to it first. The bottom is just thin wood slats, you'd have to bulk up the bracing and put some plywood down.
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.
427539
No, it is a poor made tent. My tent came damaged , riiped canopy and broken leg and i could not even get new parts. Please buy a different brand and company. Amazon was no help either and i replied within the 30 day window.
905388
Honestly, don't know if can leave legs off. It has been too rainy for us to even put ours out yet. I would think the bottom would get too hot without the legs on it. Sorry couldn't be more help.
1861617
I would think so. What many do wrong is place it on a surface they is either not stable or maybe when they put it over them the legs do not touch the surface. I hope this helps. I found out the hard way, if you know what I mean.
1364782
Yes, you will need to secure them to the poles of either item. They are made to wrap around the legs. I am not sure either a tent or screen house has this type of leg poles.
1462317
YES. At your head or your feet. I camped with this tent and an Alice pack. The pack and my boots were above my pillow. I'm 6' 2". A little hard to get in and out of but worth the trade off in space and weight savings.
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.
2091973
I would say no because you are losing a foot on each side. The tent walls will not taunt up and you will have a droopy tent. This would cause your sides to potentially collect rain in the droops (?)and likely leak. But, you could always try it and get a new 10by canopy if it doesn't work. Use your 9by over your picnic table. �
754631
The bottom "floor" is the same material as the tent sides. The bottom is not open to the ground.
981026
No, this is really built for storage. There is nowhere to put your legs comfortably. Also, the side legs are detachable and I would imagine that you could knock them away easily with your knees if you had them under the side. This is also narrow and built to be an island for storage or food prep.
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.
1142567
Yes if your tent legs are straight. Most tent legs are angled in which case the top one might not screw down. If you use them full of Sand instead of water you should not need two sets
424250
I would be worried to recommend. The feet are sawn and hve limited space. If the feet don't fit everything else becomes uncomfortable.
730168
forget the height and forget the tent, this tent totally collapsed on first use, and the co won't make good on it, the metal is so cheap , it just crumpled after putting it together, the co said they would give the money back at first, but since have not done anything, the whole thing is so cheaply made it just won't hold up, good luck,
483685
Yes, That's the way I have it set up. If you don't use the short leg extensions it will be a bit lower also, which is exactly what I wanted.