would i be able to use this lightly in a colemen 14x10 feet tent?
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No, yes you will have to burn off the cheap paint first before you ever use this on a camping trip. Then paint it with the high temperature paint for barbecue grills. You can get from Lowes or Home Depot. But back to the tent itself, the material itself is only fire resistant and could start to melt or catch fire especially if it has been sprayed with a water proofing spray. And I would guess this tent doesn't have a stove jack in the roof either.
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Hello Tim. You will need to have a 10 x 10 frame which is sold separately. Keep in mind the tent is only a" bladder" which hooks to the frame of any 10 x 10. I have used the "ez up", "caravan" and currently using the "coleman" brand which has worked the best........Hope this helps..........
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I have never used it "Tent Size" but the lowest level is about half the size of what you see. When you pull the poles out of the box, you have to pull them up to this height, so I think it would be appropriate. However, its not the sturdiest thing ever. I mean we bought it to use at Halloween as a fortune teller booth, but there is no bottom to it. Those sheets that you see have a zipper which holds them in place and then they have a flap in the front. You would need some kind of "floor" or mat at the bottom if you intend to sleep in it. Its also fantastic to get out of the sun a bit. We bought a second one to sit outside with small children or babies so they dont get burned. Because of the flap, you can still see whats going on outside from the front.... Hope this helped you!
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I believe this would fit. My tent is 9X14 and I have to fold it under to keep rain off the bottom of the tent. It is thick enough to allow a better walking surface to protect the tent floor. The tent is not exactly the advertised dimension when set up anyway, usually smaller.
1396528
I would not recommend this for inclement weather or extreme cold temperatures. As for as inside a tent in a mild climate it would be just fine. Hope this answers your question.
2091971
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. &#128512;
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Not really, the tent stands about waist high and the sides slope at an angle that would be awkward to fit an army cot. This is best for an air mattress or a self inflating mattress. it is plenty wide for a backpackers equipment but due to the round broken down shape it is too awkward for any backpacker to carry.
812497
Yes you can. Stakes will help stretch out the tent, but the tent will stand up on its own.
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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
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Shawn, I believe there would be too much overhang so I wouldn't recommend putting the tent on a 78X31 cot. As far as the other response goes, I used my teton combo all last summer and I had no problems. Do I wish everything I purchased worked correctly and would last 20 years? Sure I do. Do I get upset if something I spent good money on and it last's a trip or two? You bet. I just don't dwell on it too much. I return the product and try again. If it happens again, I return the product and get my money back and try something else. I love my setup. Have a great camping season. Max
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I wouldnt have a problem in a camper but a tent has a different rating. It is a very protected face although it puts out a lot of heat you don't see the elements. I personally would use it but it would be your call.
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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,
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No but as long as you have a tent that is bigger than 4x2 then you should be good
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I can't see why not, but bear in mind that it is quite heavy, so may not be suitable for camping.
1034227
Yes so long as box not larger than inside rails. u will loose inside space. Best tent ever!
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Yes I can...I have some rugs sitting on the carry bag so the measurements are based on being slightly weighted down. This is a great tent BTW,the bag has a hard plastic bottom that is 13"w x 12-14"h x 28"'ish L; our tent is sitting on a 24" shelf with all our camp gear...the wheels are durable for rolling it to the set-up site. Weight is about 50'ish lbs. (+/-) 3 or 4lbs. Hope this helps.......
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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.