Does the door from the screened room to the rest of the tent zip across the bottom? Weathermaster screened 6 does not so cold air comes thru.
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Not sure why people are answering yes... This tent does NOT have a zipper on the BOTTOM of the divider between the screened room and the rest of the tent. The divider has a vertical zipper, but that's it. Hello spiders...
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It's basically a tarp floor, maybe slightly less heavy. I've been putting a tarp below it as well and it's kept the floor really nice. I haven't had any seepage through the floors. As a side note - I have had a zipper problem on one of the doors. Otherwise a great tent.
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Hi! The screen room does have a floor- same type of plastic floor as the main portion of the tent. The windows on the inside of the tent have zip up flats, but the screened in portion at the apex of the tent does not. That is covered only by the rain fly.
873527
Yes. Only the front is complete mesh, the sides are partial. There is no airflow through this tent.
1449102
If you were to keep the zipper windows closed you would have a sauna. The tent is not torrential rain proof, but it is waterproof and that goes for inside as well as out.
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We always put the cover supplied over the tent which really insulated the entire tent / we even brought an extra tarp for rain - if needed - it wasn't needed - have not used it in winter but I bet it would be air tight and as warm (as possible) even in cold weather! We tested it prior to use with a water hose - not one drop of water came in the tent! We had a couple of cool mornings (40's) but very cozy inside the tent!Betty P. from VT
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I almost answered the question wrong! Just spent a week living in the tent at Yosemite, and would have said "no". The tent door closes with some velcro, and some clever overlapping ~2" canvas covering the edge of the door, so any rain slides down the outside. Never had any reason to use the zipper, so forgot it is there! (Note: the entrance through the vestibule has a full panel screen that zips completely closed, and a full panel 'solid' that zips from top to bottom, but is open at the bottom.)
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The flap isn't bad...if the weather is incorrigible, I just put the door on that closes the flap. The part that needs to be sealed well is the other side of the door where the two sliding doors overlap. Be sure that is sealed well or you will be heating the outdoors.
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Yes. The front is zippered and can roll up. The floor of the porch is simply a tarp and does not attach the the tent so there is potential for bugs to intrude but there is quite a bit of overlap so bugs should stay to a minimum.
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No. There are ventilation openings on top to allow wind to go through the umbrella. Very happy with the umbrella. Would recommend it. Have had it for 1 year and I kept it indoors during the winter. We have direct sun in our backyard and this helps substantially.
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I always use a tarp on the floor INSIDE the tent to make sure my stuff stays dry. Rain collects in a puddle on the provided rain fly, just above the door, and that puddle from the rain fly can pour off into the doorway when entering or exiting during rain. I think it performs well during rain, even with the door situation.
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The main door doesnt. The back door does. So if you zip up the front door, everything should be fine.
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As the previous answers stated, yes, all walls have flaps and zip up completely....even the screened in "porch" room completely closes up as another room. We always spray the inside of the tent on all seams with a protecting sealer, so not sure without it how the tent does, but, we were camping for a week and 2 days, in a row, it rained pretty hard and was windy and the tent held up wonderfully. ....I do suggest getting the metal tent pegs as well...And Have fun :-)
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Yes, the doors zip all the way open to totally expose the whole front and both sides. You will see they most likely designed the flaps this way to set up and not thinking about how nice it is to be able to open all the way around the tent minus the back side. I am very surprised with the tent and would buy it again. Lots of vents\screen flaps. 8 Inlets for flex. I'm running 2000w at a cool 74f. Cool tray for floor, Easy up. Nice and sturdy. Fabric is thick and heavy. Pin hole light leaks at some stitches or seems but with 200,000 candle power, There had better be. Love it and love the extra room compared to 4x8 Yes, the doors zip all the way open to totally expose the whole front and both sides. You will see they most likely designed the flaps this way to set up and not thinking about how nice it is to be able to open all the way around the tent minus the back side. I am very surprised with the tent and would buy it again. Lots of vents\screen flaps. 8 Inlets for flex. I'm running 2000w at a cool 74f. Cool tray for floor, Easy up. Nice and sturdy. Fabric is thick and heavy. Pin hole light leaks at some stitches or seems but with 200,000 candle power, There had better be. Love it and love the extra... » Read More Yes, the doors zip all the way open to totally expose the whole front and both sides. You will see they most likely designed the flaps this way to set up and not thinking about how nice it is to be able to open all the way around the tent minus the back side. I am very surprised with the tent and would buy it again. Lots of vents\screen flaps. 8 Inlets for flex. I'm running 2000w at a cool 74f. Cool tray for floor, Easy up. Nice and sturdy. Fabric is thick and heavy. Pin hole light leaks at some stitches or seems but with 200,000 candle power, There had better be. Love it and love the extra room compared to 4x8 « Show Less
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All room walls and the 'front door' have cover flaps that zip closed from the inside for full privacy. We haven't been in extreme weather but it's a really great tent for the price, should do well in reasonable rain/wind. I always make it a practice to take along a couple tarps (one under the tent) duct tape and extra tent pegs. Btw IRecommend investing in 10 or more strong (metal) tent pegs and a hammer or hatchet. The ones that come with the tent are cheap, break easy. The 'patio' is great, we had a small fold up table & 3 coolers in there with room to spare.
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I live in Massachusetts and the door goes out to the porch. Havent noticed any cold air coming in. We have 3 cats and a dog who use it.
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No. But I did buy another zipper door from ShelterLogic so I could drive through it.BTW this garage has been outstanding. It's lasted in teh desert sun for two years now, strong winds and my idiot neighbor bouncing hundreds of basketballs of the side of it.