LEEDOR Pop Up Screen House, 6-10-15 Person Outdoor Screen Tent，Camping Screen Room with Carry Bag, Screened Gazebo with Mosquito Netting, Instant UV Resistant Sun Shelter for Garden, Patio, Backyard

This is a great screened tent with multiple uses. My cat loves it but I do need to monitor. I think if he wanted to he could get out under bottom. Surprisingly, he’s put his nails on screen and no damage. I wouldn’t all him yo continue but it’s not very cheap. The screen does keep some breeze out. I’ve had it up during windy days and gusts. It will blow away if you don’t have it staked down. It’s extremely easy to put up and put away. Kind of a no brainer but it will blast open if you don’t hold it down after taking it out of the case. Case is plenty big with room to spare. I ordered the sun shades and they work pretty good too! The door zipper with big handles work very well and has some give to prevent breakage. I was worried about that having bad experience with other products. Screen does keep bugs out. Definitely not water proof! I use a painting extension pole with a tennis ball on top to stop rain from puddling and pushing down. The only improvement I would make is to make the top waterproof and offer a darker grey so the bottom perimeter doesn’t stain. I would order again. Glad I bought it.

Good up easy, breaks down even easier. Keeps the breeze coming in and the bugs out. Stands out from the rest for sure. Worth every dollar. I’m impressed

Easy set up and has held up extremely well, happy with product quality.

This tent is extremely easy to assemble as you simply open it and it springs into shape. It is almost as easy to put away. I did wonder at first why the bag seemed bigger than the tent folded up inside, but I believe this is because when you put it away it doesn’t actually quite get a small as it was when they first sent it, but it is close.The tent is extremely well-made and, as stated above, very easy to use. Be aware, however, that there is a fairly high lip in the entryway that you have to step over to get in or out. For most of this is not a problem but if you have household members who are elderly or disabled it could be a concern, and also was a bit confusing to our dog. You also have to zip and unzip every time you get in and out which if you are having dinner in there or something similar put me in a lot of opening and closing. Unlike my previous bug tent, I am unlikely to leave this up in my backyard for a long period of time but rather would be bringing it on a trip where a picnic ever of insects. I think perhaps if the tent opened and closed with a magnetic closure rather than a zipper it would be a little bit more useful. Even allowing users the option of simply laying a weighted loose netting over the opening rather than having to zip and unzip would be helpful. I am considering creating something like this myself by attaching is netting over one of the doors so I can just lift and drop it to get in and out more easily. I understand that this may allow in an insect or two but I’m less concerned about that than damaging the tent from opening so often - or just driving myself crazy having to do it.

Super easy to put up and take down. Very lightweight when compared to alternatives. Only complaint I have is that the provided strap to secure the tent in the folded position is not long enough. The factory compacts the product which allows the strap to wrap around twice (left to right, then top to bottom), but end users like us can't compact it as much and hence the strap can only wrap around once (ie, left to right, no top to bottom). When stored with a single strap wrap, it won't take much for the strap to slip off and then 'bang' the super-power of the fiberglass poles will be unleashed and the tent will open in an unplanned explosive fashion.

Its a great tent & easy to fold up. It is pretty big & we ordered the small size. It folds well & fits behind the back seat of our class B RV.

My husband and I recently took this tent camping.. Compared to our previous screen tent, it took a 10th of the time to set up, since there are no poles involved. The zipper is really well-made and provides the least resistance I’ve ever felt on a zipper, no joke. Lastly the breakdown of the tent took just as long as the setup, almost Instantaneous. We were able to fit two, 4 foot tables, a cooler and a 4 ft bin inside the tent comfortably, With room still to move around!

We call it our [anti] "Bug Bubble". The concept is great. We love it, with 1 big exception (hence 4 stars), that will soon be a big problem.*** PROS:1) Very fast set up. We can do it in less than 60 seconds. We use garden "U" pins/stakes, used to hold down "weed stop" material, to stake our tent down at the 6 bottom loops. Makes it super quick to secure2) Thickness is irrelevant. It is very stable once secured (anchored) down.3) Perfect size. We have two chairs, center table, and tv stand for portable TV.4) 100+ Points out of 100 for Weight and Storage. Quick fold down and you can put this anywhere. Even a desk drawer.*** CONS [SOON VERY BIG CON]:1) Here's the problem, which may be a bigger problem in our near future. We have had the Gazebo for less than 2 weeks now (received July 3, review July 12).Our biggest issue is the netting used for the zipper opening/door. The net is to thin and is beginning to running already. We already know it will separate from the zipper soon. We are being extra careful opening and closing until we decide what we will do.KEY ISSUE: There's only 2 of us, and maybe used once every other day so far. Which means if you have kids, in and out, etc, the zipper closing won't last but a few weeks. We don't think this will last us 30 days.We are now trying to determine how we will fix this. We love the gazebo/tent, so we would love a FIX option than doing a return.

Si lo quieren comprar para la playa, no lo compren, el sol se traspasa toooodoo y te quemas

We just went camping at multiple locations for two weeks this Summer and we used our brand new Leedor everywhere! : at multiple camp sites, at the beach, and at our caravan park site. It was perfect for every situation!The Amazon shipping was very fast - we received it earlier than expected - and when we very first opened the box and began pulling the Leedor gazebo out of it's bag the Leedor basically popped out instantly and made itself into a tent - it's brilliant!Pros: It's made well, it's fully functional, its roof provides shade and its netting provides wind and insect protection, it's very easy to set up, comes with pegs and sandbags, built in hooks and sewn in ropes for tying down, and the 12ft is a great size - it's quite big! Zero complaints about its size. It's quite easy to 'fold and twist' back into its bag as well. It keeps all the wasps, insects and mosquitos out and we thoroughly enjoy relaxing in it without being bugged by bugs! (although earth spiders and ants do come in via the floor area if you don't put any pegs into the ground, so spiders and ants can be prevented if pegged down properly). We purchased powered lights and were able to use the inner hooks to hang the lights on.Cons: When it rains the water collects in the roof as it is waterproof - so don't leave it unattended if rain is due or if it is raining, I suggest actually putting it down if you're going away and rain is due. Since it's a popup and 12 ft in size - the carry bag's diameter is quite big (120cms) compared to our big camping tents which are all only about 70cms, and the bag doesn't contain backpack handles so you can strap it onto your back. The one thing we really noticed at the beach was the lack of breeze inside the tent on a hot day. The netted panels of the tent are very good at blocking all wind and breeze inside the tent - this can be a pro and a con, but on hot days we needed some fresh air movement and we wanted to open the two zippered doors, but there were wasps everywhere around outside the tent, so we couldn't get any breeze inside without unzipping the doors. It's a minor problem, but it's something we noticed on hot days. On windy days you must use the attached black ropes to tie it down or the Leedor gazebo will attempt to fold itself back up by folding itself inwards; that happened to us!All in all - thanks to all past purchasers for your detailed reviews! Your reviews helped me decide to buy the 12ft instead of the cheaper, smaller 10ft, and I'm so grateful for your photos - so I have provided lots of photos of how we've used, and are still using, our new Leedor tent. :)We've had no issues in manufacturing, zippers, sewing, workmanship of any kind. We were very careful to keep all pets and knives away from the tent in case we caused a cut or damage to the netting. It's been a brilliant purchase and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again!

It is so easy to set up and put away. It’s light so I can easily carry it myself and it is compact for storage. It’s just what I needed for camping, the backyard, or the beach!

Bought this for rv camping compact and easy to setup and put awayI should have bought a slightly bigger size to have more room with campground picnic tablesBut not too stable when windy and the top fills with rain water but a minor inconvenience

I have the eight sided, 12 ft diameter gazebo/mesh tent up on the deck which is 12 ft across. It just fit nicely. It seems very sturdy and was great in August when the wasps were coming out whenever we took food outside. It kept them out so we enjoyed our meals in peace and it made especially the children happy. It almost felt larger inside than it appeared outside. It felt spacious partly because of the height. It was bright inside yet also supplied a bit of shade from the sun which was nice in the afternoon. You can see right through the mesh of course, so you can see all around. Be careful when you open it the first time. It comes as a surprise how it kind of explodes out. Once you know, it's easy so next time I won't be surprised. Also putting it together again was so much easier than I expected. It's a good idea to watch the youtube video. It is very lightweight but sturdy enough so it is easy for one person to move, until you tie it down, of course. It comes with tent pegs and bags (for filling with sand) to keep it steady in the wind if you use it for camping. On the deck I had to find an alternate solution and managed to tie it to the deck railing all round. It withstood several significant winds (partly protected by the railing of course) as we are right on the water. I really enjoyed using the tent and am looking forward to using it again next summer.