Would you use this on a tent?
1331781
You could, if you have a bin/bucket large enough to soak it in. I suppose you could water it down and turn it into a spray and then spray it over the tent when it is up. I used this product on the rain cover for my tent by soaking it in a large plastic bin (probably unnecessary measure as it is lined with plastic). If you wanted to waterproof your tent I'd think it would be easier to get the spray version of this product. I personally haven't used it so I can't speak to how well it works. This product worked well for waterproofing 2 rain jackets, 1 soft shell, 2 full brim field hats, some shorts (worked for like 3 washes on the shorts, but I didn't give them full treatment) and one rain cover for my tent. Hope this helps
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.
419578
Yes. This is about as light as you will get for a moderately priced tent that will actually keep you dry in rain and wind. Replace the steel tent stakes something lighter. Figure out a lightweight ground cloth. The floor is relatively thin.
1391930
I think that would be dangerous. This heater puts out serious heat. It could catch the tent on fire or if someone got too close to it while sleeping they could be seriously burned.
1523902
It is but only if you don't completely unroll it. I would not advise using it that way. Go get a ground cloth specific to your tent you will be much happier in the end.
1523769
I have a 12 foot Coleman Tent trailer and it worked well, there is just enough air leakage to keep from getting killed......
695383
I would say no. Although spacious, we found this tent really cumbersome and ended up trashing it after the first use.
117011
No. The plastic are to cheap. You can use tent camping stakes. They work better.
226439
If the hook is small and attached to the tent I think you could make it work. When you have two D batteries it does get a little heavy. Another way is to keep it folded up and attach an adhesive hook on the bottom.
2202234
No shouldn't be if, you have at least an 8" fan in the tent. They don't put out a lot of heat as you would think...
1081086
Yes you can put it on if you need it. I haven't used mine on tent yet but plan on putting it on at my next show. Remember no question is silly or dumb. How will you learn or make a decision ifnyou don't ask questions. Thanks hope thatnhelped.
1521108
You can, but keep in mind this is not a powerful fan; meaning it is just fine to provide a cooling breeze inside of a tent. In addition, the motor is not really meant for prolonged use and you'll probably damage it after a week or so of constant use. Caveat emptor, it is meant for ocasional, sporadic use. As such, it does a good job, no more no less. Hope this helps.
680599
I would definitely not recommend it. The plastic corners in these tents (I have 2) can only support about 20 lbs total and degrade / sag over time and with heat. You could easily place the filter on the ground outside the tent with the fan on top of it and blow through the filter which will save you some weight and works well, but in my experience this makes the entire setup extremely noisy. I also don't recommend using a HPS or MH light in this tent either for fire safety reasons; the materials are all well made, but you wouldn't want those corners to break and the light to fall. Other then that, they are great little starter tents for the price as long as you know their limitations in advance. I would definitely not recommend it. The plastic corners in these tents (I have 2) can only support about 20 lbs total and degrade / sag over time and with heat. You could easily place the filter on the ground outside the tent with the fan on top of it and blow through the filter which will save you some weight and works well, but in my experience this makes the entire setup extremely noisy. I also don't recommend using a HPS or MH light in this tent either for fire safety reasons; the materials are all well made, but you wouldn't want those corners to break and the light to fall. Other... » Read More I would definitely not recommend it. The plastic corners in these tents (I have 2) can only support about 20 lbs total and degrade / sag over time and with heat. You could easily place the filter on the ground outside the tent with the fan on top of it and blow through the filter which will save you some weight and works well, but in my experience this makes the entire setup extremely noisy. I also don't recommend using a HPS or MH light in this tent either for fire safety reasons; the materials are all well made, but you wouldn't want those corners to break and the light to fall. Other then that, they are great little starter tents for the price as long as you know their limitations in advance. « Show Less
823576
You could probably rig it up. We had a propane shower and we had to pop a hole in the tent but it worked out great.
263589
No but as long as you have a tent that is bigger than 4x2 then you should be good
1279832
Yes, it could be used in a tent as long as you put something under it to keep the floor from getting too hot, and provided a bit of ventilation. It does not work the way they tell you it will but if you hook it to a pressure regular connected to a five gallon butane tank it works. I would definitely buy another for my deer stand, that is the only way I use it.
1988123
That would be a VERY bad idea. The floor of the tent is really nothing more than a medium duty tarp. The walls are a very light nylon and, I am assuming by the look and feel, fairly flammable. I wouldn't recommend it.