We're looking for an interior floor size of no less than 11x11 for 2 queen mattresses, etc. What lengths are the sides of this tent?
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Don't buy this tent. Of the hundreds and hundreds of items I ever purchased from amazon, it's the only one I returned. Two of the fiberglass tent poles shattered the first time I used it.
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No way would two queens fit. My husband and I had 2 cots in there and there was just a path between us.
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I believe it is 10X10. We used three twin mattresses in there and had plenty of room. I'm not sure about two queens though.
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The demensions that are listed with the product on Amazon are: "Packed weight: 18 pounds, 6 ounces; packed dimensions: 8 x 28 inches; assembled dimensions: 130 x 110 x 70 inches; floor area: 99.3 square feet". If the 130X110X70 is length by width by height then the dimensions look like they are about 10.8 feet X 9.16 feet. Not quite the 11X11 you are looking for. It is a very good quality tent however. We fit a queen sized air mattress in there with plenty of room left to move around and for luggage. Hope that helps.
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Spacious interior has room for 2 queen airbeds; 10 x 9 ft. footprint, 6 ft. 2 in. center height
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I fit a queen size pillow top matteress in the little space and it kind of bulges out but it works, and the end of it comes out to the middle of the tent. So in short yes it can fit a queen size mattress but it's snug. I fit two matteress in the rooms and close the divider so that you can't see the bedroom from the living area I. Front.
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Tent states it is 5'11'' in CENTER height - which it probably is but know that is only in the center. We can stand up in it fine, at 5'7" but had to move the two twin beds to the sides and only then can we stand up inside the tent.
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Just to add to the previous answer......the tent is 56" wide, so two air mattresses won't fit (unless you have really narrow air mattresses). I have used a single air mattress in tents this size and it works, but it is tight lengthwise. A self inflating mattress is thinner and so much better in many ways. REI makes a great one, although expensive, but worth it. The Apollo 5 is a fantastic tent, but probably too small for your needs. Try the Eureka Mountain Pass series. Those are very good too. Maybe a 4-person (great for 2). Hope this helps.
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For the tent who's item description is, "Pop Up Tent (size:106"x65"x43") with inner tent"? Just as the heading says, it is 106 inches long by 65 inches wide, by 43 inches tall. So the usable interior floor of the tent is about the size of a Queen sized bed.
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I ordered for a queen size bed - not sure of measurements. I just know it's not wide enough
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See my review. Inside dimensions are slightly larger than 7' x 5'. Plenty long enough for a 6-footer, unless the slope of the tent, which will be very close to your head, bothers you. I'm 5'9" and it's very comfortable for me.
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Yes, but what else will be in the tent? a queen inflatable mattress? it would be really tight but should be good; i believe the open dimensions are 46"L x 28"W x 18"H... i don't know what else you'd have in there.
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I would contact browning. A floor liner should come with the tent. Mine came without one. They shipped the floor saver in one week. Honestly, I don't think this tent needs a footprint. But a 12x12 blue tarp would work well for cheap.
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Yes there is enough room inside this tent for two twin camping cots. Inside the dimensions are fractionally smaller than 10' x 8' w/ a full 6' headroom in the center. A reviewer said s/he put a queen air mattress inside & still had room on all sides for "stuff."
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I fit two queens inside with ample room, depending on the size of the pack-n-play it may all fit but would probably be tight. I am very happy with the tent, it is all they said and more. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I'm not really sure of the dementions but I had 4 queen size mattresses and a playpen in the tent when we went camping with room to walk and put our luggage. Really nice tent with NO complaints. There were 4 adults and 5 kids and we were comfy!
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The 4-person tent was tight for a blow-up queen size mattress so unless the cot is larger dimensions than a queen mattress it should be just fine. Mattress on average Dimensions: 78.0 " L x 60.0 " W
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Well i dont know the exact dimensions but i put a queen size mattress at one and still have room around it . U can do the same at the other end and im sure a king size would fit in the middle part! So its big! Lll
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As the description indicates, the dimensions are 60x74x8." The queen short fits perfectly on the plywood platform in a camper that has a "queen" bed. It has been my experience that camper "queen" beds are shorter than what you might have in your house, thus the "short queen."
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You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent -... » Read More You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". « Show Less