can the main area be closed-off completely from the screened area so it's private? i.e. so people outside can't see in?
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My wife indicates that the interior divider can be closed between the main area and the entry area. The entry area can also be completely closed from the outside (so people outside cannot see in). We've only had it out once on a 4 day camping trip since we purchased it last summer, and had a good experience with it.
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There is a full mesh screen door. The door has a double layer (solid and mesh) so you can either unzip it completely or just leave the screen door closed. The sides have a lot of mesh too but no solid cover except for the rain fly outside the tent. I slept out in about 40-degree weather, though, and it wasn't as bad as I had expected.
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The top has a panel that is removable and can be left open, however the bottom does not. It seems that it would compromise the structure too much and not appropriately work if the bottom were removable with this particular tent, anyway.
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No , it's a safety lock to keep people from going out or people coming in. Can only be accessed from the inside.
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The screens are on all sides. Great for areas that have alot of bugs.We put it up in late spring & take it down in fall. The down side is if it gets very windy it will blow down. If it rains too hard the water will seep through.There is no sealant to make it totally water proof. I buy this tent every year because I have yet to find one this large.I throw it out at the end of fall because it gets really raggy looking.
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No. That is not an option on the door I have. The screen door is not solid enough and wouldn't offer the security needed.
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It is actually quite covered, both the bedroom and the front entry. You have to unzip windows, etc. before it becomes just screened in.Great tent that we (2) set up in less than 30 mins.
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It dims the light. However if your wanting a total non see thru shade. This isn't it. If your a seamstress or know one. You could have an outdoor fabric attached to the inside view. And that would solve privacy issue. A solid color close to the shade color would be nice. Hope this helps ya out :-) It is The Best by far @ blocking out the sun... Couldn't sit on screen porch in afternoon before purchasing 2 of these.
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Yes, you could easily buy a thin piece of plywood to block off the run below and the opening on the side of the house. We locked our off while our quail were too small to have free access to the entire run.
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It is open. The space is filled in with the trundle when closed but there is no solid panel to block it from view or keep out, say, cats. :)
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I have mine in a protected area from the wind. It is a corner of my 7' privacy fence. It is my opinion that this green house would not hold up in high winds in an open area.
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As long as it doesn't block air flow. I would think that you'd want it out in the open for maximum use.
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I would not think so. With the door closed, the ventilation is not the best, and there are not screens on the door, so open, anything can get in.
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The porch is on the "front" of the tent and has it's own enterance as well as one through try tent. You can also zip shut either enterence and use one of the other. There is no floor in the porch/screen section if that matters to you.
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No screens are pretty thick and cannot see anything through. I had someone changing cloth behind it and I could not even see the shadows. This will give enough privacy.
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Depends......the entire unit is made of a heavy material that make it impossible to see in or out......however the front and side windows have flaps that can be folded down to let fresh air in......which can be seen through from inside to outside.....and if opened at night.....can be seen through from the outside into the RVI love mine
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You can leave it open or use a fabric liner. It really depends on where it's going to be set up.