AlvantorScreen House Gazebo, 6-10-15 Person Pop Up Igloo Screened Canopy Tent with Mosquito Netting Sides, Instant UV Resistant Sun Shelter for Garden, Patio, Backyard

Originally this was not the tent I wanted but because I was looking for quality and affordability I went with this one based on reviews and I’m so glad I did. It is a very nice setup. I was expecting it to be smaller than it was but no it’s a really great size. I bought it for a Father’s Day surprise picnic I’m doing for my honey and this is gone be great. I will post pictures.The only bad or challenging thing is folding it back up, whew me and my daughter had a time so I would say it takes 2 people to fold it but I’m short 4’11 so my arms are not long I needed help.Great quality for the moneyI will update on bugs and sun after I use it but for now this is satisfactory for me

First, when you open this tent to set it up, be aware that it pops open quickly once you release the straps. Aside from that, it was the easiest tent or screen room I’ve ever been part of setting up in my over 60 years. No tent poles to set up separately. Just release the straps and it pops up and you just unfold a couple of sections. The most work is setting up the tie downs and stakes: easy peasy! It took me less than ten minutes total. I found it to be quick and easy to take down and fold as well. I may get one of the larger ones some day now.Be aware also: this is not for rain protection. There’s not much shade, just screening from insects.

I spent wayyyy too much time trying to find a nice screen house for my backyard. I kept coming across this one and was focused on the bad reviews but decided to give it a chance. Let me tell you it does not disappoint. It's so easy to put up it took me all of 10 mins in 50mph wind gusts to set this up. I filled the sand bags and just placed them on the flaps and used the stakes and this held up in the wind storm. Before I officially set it up I wanted to see how long it would take me to open and close it by myself and it takes me longer to put on my socks in the morning. Literally took no time at all to open and close ALL BY MYSELF. If you are looking for a quick pop up that's super easy to use for any occasion this should be your choice, save yourself a lot of time and give this a chance

It's a decent screen house. It was easy to set up, and easy to make the one twist for fold down. That part is easier with 2 people. However, all the photos in the top description show the 10" model as having two doors. Mine did not. I noticed later way down the page it says only one door now, but some that ship might have 2. I ordered this specifically because of 2 doors. I returned it, in the original box. How did I manage that? Well another reviewer here mentioned it's possible, that you have to make the figure 8 fold, and then push each large circle of the figure 8 into another figure 8. No other detials on how to accomplish it. That is where it is more difficult. You need at least two decently strong and coordinated people. My son and I managed it after 4 tries. Lay the figure 8 flat on the ground (I put it on a sheet to keep it clean) and one person needs to kneel on the X in the center, and the other knee is needed to hold down one end of the figure 8. The other person needs to lift the end of the other big circle up to a right angle. And then press with all your strength right in the top center of the metal ring down to the ground and HANG ON TIGHTLY. At this point you have your small figure 8, and the one kneeling need to grab each end and twist towards the middle and get it folded, and push it back to the ground DO NOT LET IT GO. At this point carefully move one knee over to hold it then slide the other one over. Do the same with the other side. It WILL eventually work. It got easier after a couple failed tries, you'll see what it needs to do. Once it's folded together and someone is still kneeling and holding the edges, get the strap and carefully slide it under and tighten with the buckle. DO NOT LET GO YET. Carefully turn over and bring the rest of the strap around to tie crosswise. Make sure it is TIGHT AND EVEN. Quickly get it into the bag and stuff it in the box, don't forget the little bag with ropes and stakes. Wrap tape around it in the middle to make a tape cross and then on each side of the tape halfway to the edge of the box. Double wrap the tape. We had no issuescwith UPS to return this, we did a drop off. After we'd finished I realized we should have had someone get video, but just stick with it. It WILL WORK.

Well constructed, thoughtful design. Roomy. Nice space to relax free up bugs. Easy to set up. Looks pretty sturdy but haven’t really tested it out yet in a windy day. Requires the use of weighted (sand) bags to maintain integrity. Happy with my purchase

10x10 screen room: We've been into camping for 10+ years and by far this is our best purchase. No longer are we fighting bugs and mosquitoes. We are able to put 2 zero gravity chairs and a side table. Opening and closing the room is a breeze for one person. Storage takes up very little room. Perfect for travel. Have even used on deck by pool.

So easy to set up and take down! I got the 10 ft. and it looks great. Love the sandbag idea and the hooks they hang on. So neat and tidy yet secure. The guy lines coming from the top and bottom provide extra stability even on windy days—the sand bags help too. The zipper is easy to slide and doesn’t hang up like so many do. It folds up into it’s case and is so easy to store in our motorhome. So happy with this purchase.

I like the concept but it's not going to last after this first and only season. To be fair, a squirrel got into it and ripped the screen but the bottom material ripped which is how the squirrel got in in the first place. So not durable. Canvas would have been better but not that at all. It's definitely sensitive to the wind like everyone has mentioned. However I'm still sitting in it with my lil glass patio table and 4 chairs (10x10 size) but ultimately look elsewhere..... the materials are what make it flimsier than what you would want. I'll tolerate for this year. I really wanted this to work.