Very disappointed, it didn’t come with a removable bottom floor unlike the 8x8. Yesterday, we used it for camping, and the next thing we know raccons was able to come inside and play in and around it. Also, it lacks rain cover all around. All our food were soaking wet. I’m not even sure if there’s an option to buy rain cover.

Did a trial set up in the backyard. Have not had the opportunity to use in the field yet, so can not rate its longevity. It seems to hit the right price point for what you get. The SKYSHADE appears to be a quality product. Materials are sewn carefully with screen and zippers functioning as they should. The included ground stakes are rather weak and one bent easily while trying to insert into the ground. I will be replacing them with beefier ground stakes. The fiberglass poles are extremely long and require A LOT of horizontal space to assemble. Pushing the poles through the two sleeves was difficult for a one-person show. Would be much easier with two people. The poles wanted to (and did) separate in the sleeves requiring additional effort to reassemble and push through. Required additional effort again to put the large pole ball-end into the bottom pockets. These tasks would again be much easier with two people. Assembly took longer than I anticipated, maybe 15 minutes. That equates to quite a few bug bites. I'm sure assembly will go smoother and quicker the more times I try, and also learn some "tricks" to help make it easier. My main reasons for purchasing this screenroom were its light weight and storage compactness. Colemans's "Easy Up" alternative is heavier and has a larger package size. This one is lighter and more compact for transport and storage. It meets my requirements but doesn't exceed my expectations. Supposed to be a heavy mosquito filled summer.... hoping this purchase will make my camping experience much more enjoyable.

Nice tent, light, but with first time use one cord already snapped off the tent. The seam that attaches the cord to the tent is not sturdy.

Size is good, setup is easy for two people, I can see where someone of a small stature may have a hard time alone. Pole are long and work like every other tent in the last 40 years. There is not floor so not as pictured but I didn't want a floor so, fine for me. Rope holding the poles together is a bit to stretchy IMO but I can adjust it. Probably the thing I like the least about it are the doors. I would prefer a zipper or magnetic opening in the middle of the doors but they work. Because of the length of the poles it does require a lot of open space to setup initially, so give yourself some room. I've setup a lot of tents so I was able to set it up without any instructions, so I'm guessing those having trouble don't have much experience with these setups.

Not big enough, we thought there was a floor when we bought it. Easy to set up, just wish it was bigger. No walls in case of rain.

Love how this works while camping - love being able to eat & relax away from the bugs! The only downside (and reason for a 4 out of 5 stars) is the setup and take down. The support poles and nylon sleave are a total PITA to assemble and disassemble (especially breaking down in the rain). A redesign with an exoskeleton approach rather than sliding pole segments through nylon sleaves would work much easier.

Well designed for use around the picnic table while camping. Kept the bugs out and it was easy to setup single-handed.

Nice but really light weight. The portion across the top where the support rods are housed is really light. Serves its purpose though.

great tent, light, easy to put up, could use more material on bottom to block insects, but we just put rocks on it. Nice tent

It does the job really good. For the price, size, weight is great. Poles are really stiff and heavy, assembling is hard and a second person is needed. We use it once for a camping trip in Big Sur and it was great for keeping bee’s, bugs out. It does cover a regular size campground table and more space for moving around and cooking.