I would be buying this for tent camping. Will the legs damage the tent floor? Thank you :)
625081
I used it for a week straight, setting it up and taking it down every morning and evening. I had no problems with the tent floor, or the cot. Just double check the dimensions because the cot is quite large.
625082
Didn't cause any problems! And we have used it cumulatively now for over a month. Floor of the tent looks like it always does. Dusty ; -)
2181730
Highly recommended. We took it to burning man last year.. In addition to the heavy winds, sand storms and extreme heat, it stood up pretty good in the rain one evening. I would recommend using commercial grade stakes to keep it bolted to the ground. The ones that are included are to flimsy.. Just my 2 cents..
586697
We have only used ours Camping on level ground, it works Great and we Love it!! Maybe because we have plastic tubs that sit on it. Good Luck!! ;)
1569036
This would be fine on the floor. in our camper it is just on a wood platform works great!
1474532
I'm not sure. We've only used ours at home. Never taken it camping. At home it's been pretty durable but that's based on not taking it down much.
1388977
Let me answer this question with a larger statement...Don't buy this tent. I used it for one night and literally left it in the woods. It was useless. I'm not even a serious camper, but this thing was of no use to me. Find another tent. You are welcome.
1712663
it is rather heavy and does not, to me, seem appropriate for tent camping. Plus you would definitely need to cover it completely and keep it totally dry otherwise tent camping would probably ruin it.
1482231
The bottom is minimal ( I think 1000 mm), but with any tent a sharp twig or rock could puncture the material. You really get what you pay for with this tent. I would invest in a nice footprint/ground cover if you do go with this tent. You can get some decent ones that are light and protect the tent flooring from debris and water. I used this tent for winter camping and it worked well, but you don't get the nice features of a more expensive tent (i.e. snap together connections for your poles, fly and doors and a thicker floor).
1288706
If your tent has a vestibule without a floor, that would be OK, else no, though when weather is bad enough, I've used a Svea inside a tent, on top of an overturned fry pan or such.
365927
We set ours up in a normal camping area - size was okay. For your camping pleasure I would not leave one side down. It would take away from the structure support.
302655
We have taken this tent camping a few times and absolutely love it! I have tried to pay attention to the size of campsites when reserving them, but so far it has not been an issue. On our last trip the small room that sticks out from the side (making the "L" shape in the tent) was on a bit of a down hill slope, but that did not affect the stability of the rest of the tent and didn't turn out to be a problem. So far we haven't encountered any problems, but the tent would be difficult to set up on a small space that is clearly marked out (e.g. with railroad ties or some other barriers).
1482232
It is a little heavier than the floors in other regular 3-season tents I have owned. I always use a tarp "footprint" underneath to be safe.
1412902
You would want some kind of foam or inflate able mattress under it. Concrete floors are what they are... I love this product and used it many times last summer while camping.
1358924
By design I would say yes. However, in reality, the floor material is very thin at only 1200mm. Most tents have a floor with 2000mm - 5000mm that has a water resistant coating applied. In addition to being thin this floor does not appear to have the water resistant coating. For that reason if you were to buy this you would definitely want to purchase a/the footrprint otherwise you will probably end up wet.
2217750
There is no padding on the bottom of the tent floor. We have only used it indoors on a rug and our grandson has not slept in it. He uses it as a "play tent."
1850407
I wouldn't call it a floor. You would require a Heavy Duty tarp underneath tent for best protection.
938436
I would suggest to either not hanging it so high up or having a ladder. I haven't had th luxery yet of camping in mine but that's th way I would go. I've thought about bringing a ladder.