No grommets for tent poles in the event no trees ie like field or beach camping?
1891580
There are NO grommets, but there are pole pockets in all four corners and re-enforced loops sewn mid-span along each of the four sides....
1891581
"Corner Construction for Pole Insert. Heavily Reinforced for Windy & Adverse Conditions."You can use a pole or walking staff.This is a very well made tarp.It's the most versatile tarp I own.I will buy another.You won't be disappointed.It is a good buy,other tarps cost more.This is one of the best.I hope this helps.
1891582
Only black sewn loops on the top and along the edges - Its great if you have trees... made one blind in a field that is left Up it is supported with a few 2x4's and paracord held Up all winter snowstorm after snowstorm - Great tarp!
117011
No. The plastic are to cheap. You can use tent camping stakes. They work better.
561108
I am sorry, but I returned this item, not because of the design, but the one I bought didn't fit the area I needed. I do recall there were grommets, but am recalling from memory. Not much help, sorry.
293557
Yes it does and even without them the bottoms onthe sides are mesh so the wind can blow through. I used this for a few days on the beach and didn't have any problems. If you're realy worried it also has tent pegs, but those aren't great for sand. We also had a small cooler that we had and moved it to the edge to stay out of the way and that might have helped, but we never noticed it doing anything.
320917
No, you will need to purchase a plastic tarp, but they aren't expensive thru Amazon. The tent DOES come with a nice carry bag for the tent, and a separate bag for the poles and stakes.
1336804
I'm not seeing any type of loops at the corners of the tent like you would typically see on a normal tent which you would put stakes through. Instead they're closed tabs where the tent poles terminate into. So it would maybe be an issue.
1350266
I use trekking poles.There's also a tie-on loop in the middle of the tarp to attach a line to something overhead.I used this tarp as my only shelter on 2 backpacking trips this summer, really liked the versatility.
2177557
The tent has a floor, if that's what you mean. But there is no tarp, or "footprint" for underneath. Those are sold separately.
2149673
I would say just custom cut your own out of some heavy duty plastic. Just remember not to have any of it sticking out beyond the edge of the tent or if it does rain it will collect on whatever is sticking out and go right under the tent.
406211
No grommets--a plastic reenforced hem at the top with button-hole openings for the hangers. Seems sturdy, especially if you have a liner to take some of the stress.
499303
Yes, those bars are in tension holding the poles that form the dome together at the bottom. Without those the tent will be flat.
1198073
The item can be used in a variety of location. Please be mindful of the soil, you may need additional anchors for the sand. Also, keep in mind the tent is not wind rated and we do not warranty weather related damages.
1405405
Since I cannot find a Coleman footprint/groundsheet available for this tent, I would recommend a thin tarp without grommets a little smaller, not larger, than the dimensions of the tent. You don't want it larger because that would catch water and channel it under the tent between the tarp and tent bottom, actually increasing the chance of a leaky floor.
1259278
When it encountered its first wind, a pole broke making the shelter unuseable. It would be a possible easy fix with a replacement pole, but Coleman does not have replacement poles for this Coleman model. For the price and poor poles, its not worth the money. Not recommended!!
320918
It does have a nice "tub" and I have used it without a tarp. But you will have to pitch the tent where you can put in the stakes. It is heavy. So to solve the problem, for me. I leave the poles out of the bag (as they have there own bag); then I can carry them separately to the camp site.
1324263
Nope. Just the tent fabric and poles. If you're dog is a chewer, then this will be fair game.
64944
Very easy. Straighten the collapsible/bendable poles (sorry not sure what the name is for those) and slide them through the tent material. Very simple and quick.