Would this tent be able to house a 48" T8 lamp? For me it's ok if the lamp is touching the sides of the tent.
1696835
Ps. Buy a different tent,This tent light leaks bad...IM VERY DISSAPPOINTED IN THIS TENT...EXPECTED MUCH BETTER QUALITY. CRAP..........
1696836
Yes I'm sure it would fit its a 4ft by 4ft but it has plenty room for play in the walls once put together intake fan actually puffs the tent up bigger still a very strong tent and plenty tuff to take a little push from your t8
1696837
It would be tight cause the 48" is on outside of tent which makes the inner part smaller.i bought three 4' pine boards to put in between pole to keep tent from sucking in and had to cut back about inch or more on each side..Hope this helps.
1449101
Not sure about that. There is a vent in the top that might allow dust to enter if blown in by heavy winds, but other than that, no more so than any other tent. Also, it's got a large profile to wind, so if that's your concern, might be an issue.
1142570
You can, but it's not specifically built to support that. I would suggest supporting each leg of your tent, instead of just the four corners.
1988963
No, it's not wide enough. It has a bottom on it so you couldn't slip it over anything. It is a really cool tent, however.
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Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent,... » Read More Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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If you plan on running the rail on the 8'(foot/2.43 meter) part of the tent you will be fine. My run was was 76" and I had to cut the railing(78" in the package) short. The railing is easy to cut with a sawzall.
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It would be a little small I think. My grill is roughly 50" high and the cover just kisses the ground. Unless depth would be OK mine is almost 24". The width would be tight also. I'm right around 48" and there's maybe 2" of wiggle room that way. I think it would be like making your grill wear a tube top and a mini-skirt! :)
160712
Yes, plenty of room for both!! We LOVE our tent. I'm guessing there is about 12' or maybe a little more in height
1437990
I would not hang more than the light itself from those crossbars, sometimes they slide a bit while I raise my light. The tent itself is pretty bare bones but it gets the job done, you may be able to find extra crossbars but again, I would not trust them.
828505
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.
636341
You will be fine with the cot you describe. We used the this tent with 2 wide cots (only 12" high) and 2 sleeping bags oriented front to rear plus gear. My cot was very close to the wall and would not have been a problem had it been 2 1/2' tall. The tent goes up OK. We never got proficient and always thought we might break the poles. There has to be a technique that we haven't found. It is an extremely well designed and made tent. I would highly recommend it
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I am over 6 feet tall and I can stand inside of it. I hope that helps. Pretty good tent for the money.
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It wouldn't recommend it unless it is only a few inches off the ground. check the height of the tent--I believe it is under 4 feet
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We put two side by side. There will be a row of poles down the middle but it was easy to work around. They were not actually "joined" but some white duct tape made it pretty secure. When you put them size by side you won't be using a set of side panels for each tent. The big 40x40 space was awesome!
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Dear Gwenda ,Thanks for your interest on this item. This is Lydia from customer service team, it's my pleasure to help you.We're a little confused about your question. So you mean you want to make sure one or two tents can wok with the 6 48"inch round tables and 2 banquet tables wedding?If so, the size of the tent is 9m*3m*2.7m (H) /30' *10'*9'.Any other questions, please contact us freely.BTW, it's our promotion now, you can catch the chance to get it.Best regards!Lydia
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I installed mine in a 12X8 tool shed and it works just fine. You barn is quite a bit bigger though. Installing one of these will probably just give you enough light not to trip on something at the furthest point away from the light. I would recommend installing two.
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As long as the wind isn't blowing. If it is windy, I would bring water jugs to fill and put in the corners. I did not stake my tent on nights I knew would be nice and the tent did not shift position. I also stayed in a couple "parking lots" and had no problems. But then again, I had a large dog to hold it down. LOL