how long and how many poles does this tent have?
1239099
The tent is a nice size, it comfortably fit 2 adults and 2 kids, it was easy and quick to set up, it had 4 poles I believe
1239100
I haven't used it since the summer so I'm a little bit rusty...the dimensions should be listed on Amazon and if I remember correctly, there are two large poles that go across, and then another two to help form the sides, then maybe another 1 for the front part. I'd say between 4-6 poles. I know it sounds silly to not remember, but it's packed away right now and it's been a while since I used it. Hope this helps!
1239101
You get 4 main poles that hold the tent up. They over 6 ft. They are very easy to use and set up.
1239102
Its 18 feet long by 10 feet deep. A huge tent!. As for poles, it has.....two main poles that cross each other at the top. two poles that support the tent - one at each side, and a smaller pole that supports the "fly" or small awning that protects the doors. That being said. since each pole has to be very long. they are in parts held together by bungee cords. It requires at least two people to set up.
1239103
It has four poles for the main tent and one small pole for the rain fly. The main tent has two different sized poles both in length and diameter. I've never measured them, but would give an educated guess of 10' and 8' for the main tent in length, and 3/8" and 1/4" respectively in diameter. Rain fly has one approx. 4' by 1/4" diameter. Hope that helps.
2271507
The tent stands upright on its own and has poles you need put in each slot. The poles are inside the lining and hidden. This tent was so worth the money and has brought my little girl hours upon hours of fun playtime.
178601
Actually only 4 stakes are needed to hold the (bent poles) tent upright, but that would be without any wind conditions. I believe it has 10 total stakes that can be used; 4 on each side and 2 for pulling the end cords to ensure the curved poles are as tight as you want. You can actually get the poles pulled pretty tight with just 1 stake in each corner of the tent, but you should only do that in mild weather. And like Joe McD says, you then have a rain fly to use and stake down.
1758733
The length when packed in its bag is 29" and about 5" wide. Great tent and easy to put up.
981194
I believe this is for a 6 pole tent, not a 8 pole tent. There are Velcro straps for 6 poles sewn into the side kits. It was also a foot too short. The sides did not go all the way to the ground.
2256224
This is a great tent. 16' wide x 26' long. We fit six 8' tables in it and decorate it with LED lights inside, it's very sturdy too.
829261
I believe it was 18 x 36. It's been a while since I received the box but remember it being small. The four longer poles are actually eight smaller poles put together. The package weighed 23 lbs. Hope this helps.
2067353
I think it's 7 ft. tall. I believe the seller could be exact. So far, I've been impressed with this tent.
562537
We have used the tent four times since it's purchase and have yet to use the porch. There are two poles with I think three levels that are all together so it should be pretty easy to set up. When you put the tent up, just make sure all of your upper poles click out before you do your bottom poles. The fly with the back marking is awesome!
998414
I can't be exact but I think they are about 2 feet each and about 5 separate pole parts.
602240
Tents are 12" x 12" x 12" and 30" x 30" x 30". The tripod is a normal camera tripod with telescoping legs so it can range from about 12" to 40" tall. The light stands are smaller - probably 12" up to 24". The bulbs are daylight spectrum or "blue" for clarity.
222097
it's a 3 pole system, 2 long poles make an "x" across the tent- slip them in the sleeve, put the ends into the little peg on the ring that is on the corners, connect the clips, and it's standing. the 3rd pole is for the fly- it makes the overhang of the door. it has bungee cords and ties to keep it in place. it will take you longer to decide where to put it than it will to set up the tent. once you get the hang of it- about 5 min.
1230730
It was too large to fit in our large suitcase, so we left it with family in Indiana. It was pretty long, but I don't know the dimensions. It was an awesome tent, easy to set up and take down, and because of that there was some sacrifice in space. If you are trying to fly with it I don't recommend it, otherwise I would definitely recommend it. We may get another one to use at home.
472638
My daughter can lie down in the tent, so it's maybe 40''x40''. She can also stand up right in the middle. It's a large tent, and takes up a decent amount of space, especially with the tunnel attached, which is maybe another 3 feet long.
152330
2 poles and stakes. Need the stakes as they keep up thetent. 2 poles end up like hoops near front and back. Low profile light weight tent.
1334724
With the poles, it measures 5x5x17 inches. Without the 2x2x17 inch poles, you can scrunch the tent down to the size of a loaf of Wonder Bread or whole wheat if you prefer.
1121323
There are 5 poles per each 12 foot section. The poles are spaced 36" (3 feet) apart.