Screen House 13'x9',Easy Installation Canopy shelter,Insect Proof, Easy for Outdoor Kitchen Upgrade to Thicker and Stronger Fabric Since Year 2021

I set this up, it was wonderful. I then took it down and I broke a pole because I fell on it. I wrote them. told them it was all my fault. they were really kind and helped me out. They did WAY more than I expected. love these people because if not for them I would only have a very short experience with this product. so as long and you dont fall on it I think you will love it.

This protective screen house is sort of a bear to use. #1 prob is the zipper doors. To unzip, it requires two hands, one to hold a side still and the other to operate the zipper. This could have been avoided if they had offered an extra flap of fabric that could be stepped. If your hands are full, you have to drop it all to get in, and then drop it all to zip it shut. #2 the bottom of this bug screen does not seal up on uneven ground. The skirt that hangs down is not very effective at conforming to an uneven ground. It is not weighted. Its just made of a plastic tarp material that likes to curl upward. We had a dirt floor and just about ever side had gaps. #3 it is a bit to small to allow good space when placed around a national park style pic-nic table. I'm 6 foot tall and hand to slightly bend over to cook food at the foot of the table. #4 if anyone leaves the zipper door open for a second, flying bugs will get into the protected space. Once they are in, its nearly impossible to get them out. one morning we discovered we'd left the zipper open all night. The ceiling of this shelter was covered with flying bugs trying to figure out how to escape this made made hell. #5 some big bugs get hung up in the screen and cant get away, even when they are outside the shelter. This device is well made. It is easy to set up with two people. Tent stakes are vital. There is only one small hook in the center of the roof and it can only support a small batter powered LED lamp. The screen allows for a good breeze to blow through.

My impression from the first few days of use are very positive. The interior feels roomy and effectively keeps flying insects out. It provides a small amount of shade, but if you're in direct sunlight on a hot day it can get pretty toasty without a good breeze. Definitely try to set it up in the shade.Something like this has some obvious limitations. There is no floor, so it doesn't protect against crawling insects, in my case ants were the biggest culprits, but there may be options for putting repentant along the perimeter that could help with that.If the ground is not level there will be a gap that could allow bugs a way in, but if flat you can put sand bags or any other weight on the bottom flap to make sure there's no gap. The tension does a pretty good job of keeping the bottom edge on the ground even without a weight.The zipper feels smooth and fairly high quality, however this is my biggest concern as a failure point since there is always tension against it. I'm happy that there is a zippered doorway on two sides. This gives you an option if one zipper binds up permanently or simply an easier way out if one side is blocked.Overall very pleased.

The media could not be loaded.  This mesh tent/canopy is WELL WORTH THE MONEY! So easy to assemble and so easy to break down. It’s really idiot proof - trust me as someone that is not very outdoorsy.When we were sitting under it eating breakfast, I noticed the flies that were “swarming” around the outside of the top of the canopy. Thank God I was smart and bought this or we’d have been swatting and battling that mess. As I’ve said I’m not that outdoorsy so this made it super comfortable. Fits over any standard picnic table. Kept bugs out and provided the perfect shade from the sun. We added a light to the inside top (which there is a hook for already built in) and presto - we had our eating table ready.

This was a great little addition to our cross-country camping trip this summer. It was SO NICE to cook without mosquitos, bees, or other critters coming at me OR my food!It's fast to put up with two people, much trickier with just one person. I recommend taking the time to stake down at least one of the "door" flap pieces to make it easier to unzip/zip the shelter up with one hand. It was plenty big enough to cover any campsite picnic table. We'd set it up over our camping kitchen setup, and routinely put all 4 of our camp chairs inside for daytime hangouts(vs at night when we'd move our chairs out to the fire pit).It's also lightweight and packs up very small--in its case, it's smaller than the average 4 person dome tent, compared to many sun shades that weigh a ton and barely fit in a trunk.

This tent is amazing and the company as well. When I received the package it did have a broken pole. I emailed the company and they sent a new pole. The pole got lost by Fed Ex so the company sent me a whole new tent!!! Setting up the new tent was a breeze. I completed it myself within minutes. Keep the bugs at bay and gives us a great sitting/kitchen area outside. Highly recommend.

Liked the footprint size, but the canopy was low at the perimeter and only just big enough to fit a picnic table under. Shade/ rain cover would be negligible.

I've been really pleasantly surprised by this - it's been up for months next to my house as a shaded play area. Barely sun faded, has withstood wind and rain (using the guy ropes of course), was very quick and pretty easy to put up by myself, even with a toddler 'helping out' - good valifor money.