Can I attach another tent to the other end of the tunnel?
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Both ends of the tube have zippers so I would assume another tent can be zipped to it. Hope this helps. My kitty loves his
1603394
You can, I have. The only problem is getting your cat(s) out of the enclosure.
1603395
Yes you can, it's all like a big habitrail system. You just have to make sure the zippers are coordinated(male-female, male-female) , we have four cats and they love it!
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We have attached another tunnel and another tent to the end. Our cats love it!!
1296143
Yes. You will need to order two poles though. I got these as a replacement for a child's play tent. Would not use this for outdoors though.
423597
Indeed! We have a van and it would have been nice. But we couldn't figure out a good way to do it.Maybe you should just have 2 tents and put them together! Someone said it works great. We did attach a tarp from the tent to the van for a rain fly type of connection. It didn't rain so I don't know how it would work.
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Much to my surprise, there was no way to attach the tunnel to the tent. The tent itself is fantastic & our little one loved it. We just put the tunnel into the round hole (unattached) and it works OK, but should have had some sort of velcro there to attach.
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As long as you're not too liberal in applying, yes. I used almost two for my 7' 12' tent.
962620
I believe you can. I have inspected mine and there are the hooks on the bottom of the second layer to attach another layer. I do not think you will have any problems doing that. I cannot say if it would be too heavy. But I highly doubt it. Hope this helps.
493666
Yes, it can be done without much issue. Still much easier than a regular tent even with one person. It is a little heavy though so take it slow and easy and park close to where you will put it while unloading if possible. Have fun!
1002631
You could with some adjustments, mainly a different connector to allow the other cage to connect to the first one. The wire mesh should easily be configured to wrap around the entire thing, there are plenty of wire ties.
2083308
Not completely on its own, no. It could be mounted to anything that can be drilled through, but it isnt a stand-alone tent type thing.
1001283
One can but it's more difficult. To get this tent up with one person, you prop up one pole with a tree branch or equivalent, then get the second one up, and proceed. You'll understand as you go along but again, the trick is to prop up one pole with a stick as get the second pole up.
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It looks like there are conflicting answers here. Can someone confirm that the tunnel securely attaches to the tent - either by Velcro or some other means? Thank you!
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Yes it can be done alone, I do it often enough. Just grab one corner, lift so only one is touching the ground and walk it back. At some point one of the other legs will start to drag. From there just set it down and start walking around the tent, and pulling each corner out until they start latching into place. A little more time consuming than when you hae help but not that bad.
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No there's no separate support structure as in poles or anything. It just form fits over the tent itself.
716702
I don't think that would be a problem. It's adjustable and I've had mine connected to everything from minivans to other tents without any issue.
946276
there is no mechanism on this unit to attach it to another one in order to extend it. you could probably fasten two of them together if you are good at stuff like that, i would probably use screws and epoxy.
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Yes I think you could split the load-- with one person carrying the main tent and half the stakes, the other with the rain fly + stakes. Like I mentioned earlier, some better stakes might save you some weight....sometimes in the summer with no rain forecast we ditch the rain fly and its quite nice! Theres only one pole so youd have to fight over who takes that on :)
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Sorry I can't help you with that. I have no idea if you can or not. All I can tell you is we are happy with the tent.