Is this tent sturdy enough to be suspend from the loops at the top?
1713106
No, it's designed to sit flat on a floor surface. We have 2 and the dogs love it.
1713107
You can suspend it, but the bottom is just thin fabric, so it will not hold its shape with any weight inside.
2123023
I don't think it would stand well without being secured. I used a hammer and the stakes come with the tents. There would not be enough tention to secure the pole. Hope this helps. I really like the tent. It worked well for me.
1487752
Absolutely! Ours holds up to a lot. I have climbed up on it to hang things also. It's quite handy and made very well for its price. We are quite pleased with ours.
1088509
Very sturdy. Your child can roll around in it, crawl through the windows, and knock it around. It won't collapse, and the material is strong. You can pick up the assembled tent and move it like a box - it holds the shape.
2227422
NO, IT IS NOT STURDY! I added L-brackets to where the cross supports meet the corners, and flat brackets to where the 2 pieces of the cross supports connect, since it barely holds together when it's brand new, and mine still collapsed. We fixed it and added more brackets and even used paracord and giant ground stakes attached to each corner to give it more support, and even though it felt pretty solid after that, one mildly windy day, gusts of about 20 mph, it collapsed again. Please do yourself a favor and do not buy this gazebo.
1355737
I would say no. although this is a sturdy shed I would only suggest moderate wind,unless you attach to the cement or ground somehow, I would even maybe say not even that I could see the top blowing off in major wind.
130679
The tent is pretty sturdy, but not for wet weather. It is easy to take up and set up.
812778
Used it on top of Meadow Knob in GWNF (4200' above sea level) in 25+ mph winds. Standard tents were buckling but not the tent cot. Don't remember if I staked it to the ground or just relied on the weight of my Kamp-Rite gear bag, which hangs underneath. Sorry.
762923
Absolutely not. A slender person can stand between the rainfly and the tent, but barely. In reality, there is no vestibule. Just a small space between the two parts. FYI, we have used this tent a bit and it has proven to be watertight and pretty resistant to wind if you use the straps to attach the rainfly to the poles. Bad new; be sort of careful setting the tent up. We managed to break one of the poles by not clipping the attachments equally as we went. Our fault, but not that hard to do.
1866150
Yes it can, however be aware that there will be no way to anchor the tent, so it may be a bit unstable in windy conditions
902317
Since this cage is in 3 sections,and is quite heavy, I would be leary about hanging it. It does have a handle on the top , but i'm not sure the clips that hold the upper section could withstand the weight of the bottom two sections over time.
2183907
I havent used it yet camping, but the top of the unit is just a clip that you depress and hook on whatever supports are available inside the top of the tent
2141202
Yes, there are pegs to anchor the tent down and string to secure it even more.
1054020
Not really. It is pretty thin nylon. Blocks wind ok. As far as "people" it is a pretty small tent even for one person.
1641319
yes it will stay up on its own. i do not reccomend not staking the tent if you plan on keeping it up for any period of time as it can blow away and be damaged.
1325531
Yes it's sturdy and shouldn't have a problem, though you might want to add a zip tie over the Velcro straps for extra safey
1646943
Really not bad at all. The tent is extremely sturdy. I went through a massive summer FL thunderstorm and had absolutely NO issues with the tent's stability. I remember laughing as I looked out in the middle of the night to the canopy dancing wildly in the wind. I would be extremely confident using this tent in high winds.