Could I use this as a floor with the Coleman 12x10 ft http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003...
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I wouldn't hesitate myself to use it as a floor when camping if I needed a floor for a canopy. But, that's just my opinion. I used it outside this past winter and spring. Wasn't exposed to snow or temps below 20 degrees. But, held up well enough for me to fold it and save for next year. Had no signs of wear and tear. that's about as best as I can tell you.
1905335
It does NOT have a floor. You must build one yourself. A couple 2 X 4's and a half piece of plywood can do the trick.
1358924
By design I would say yes. However, in reality, the floor material is very thin at only 1200mm. Most tents have a floor with 2000mm - 5000mm that has a water resistant coating applied. In addition to being thin this floor does not appear to have the water resistant coating. For that reason if you were to buy this you would definitely want to purchase a/the footrprint otherwise you will probably end up wet.
1631829
If the footprint is really 10x17, it might be a little small, but most tents are really a little smaller than the footprint advertised, so ot would probably be okay.
1877593
You could but there are some protrusions on the bottoms and you would have to fix it so it sat flat on the floor.
1892281
You should be able to do that however depending on the surface it will be on the legs might damage the floor if hardwood. Carpet would probably be ok. I cannot say for sure that it will be the best solution however because the wheels may add an additional structural element as far as safety
357285
I only use it as a foot stool. It's not real heavy duty and it's pretty low to the ground. I would guess that Coleman's stated weight capacity of 175 pounds would be about the limit.
999260
I would imagine that would depend on how plush the carpet is. Worst case, go to a local building supply store and have them cut you out a piece of plywood to match the base.
1386022
Only if you have a piece cut to fit. I really like mine,but I am having trouble finding something to put on top to protect it. Someone suggested putting 20+20 floor tiles with felt pads . I don't know if that would work.
2153793
Probably not unless your ok with a lot of overlap. I have a 12x12 slanted Easy Up and it works ok but there is overlap.
1527354
you do not want to put it inside your tent, you put it under the tent. it works out fine doing this. it would not be good on the tent floor. it really works out great like this.i like to lay around and nap on it sometimes in the afternoon and it might get little mud on the feet. but it does not matter if you put it under the tent.this is the way to go,also it really makes finding a good camping spot easier since it can be a little rough under the cot.also another bennafit is i stopped bringing a ground cloth because this is easy on the tent floor and if it would leak a little it would not matter because the water is not going to run up into my sleeping area. So this saves a little space to compensate for what the cot takes up.
1405405
Since I cannot find a Coleman footprint/groundsheet available for this tent, I would recommend a thin tarp without grommets a little smaller, not larger, than the dimensions of the tent. You don't want it larger because that would catch water and channel it under the tent between the tarp and tent bottom, actually increasing the chance of a leaky floor.
881940
Yes I don't see why not. When I first received the tent I set it up in my basement prior to my camping trip to make sure all items where includes and tent was ready. Stood up in the basement with no issue. As long as you have the room for it!
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Hello H.R. I have installed this flooring onto a plywood subfloor, with absolutely NO trouble. The backing is very sticky, I would think as long as there is no dampness, and no debris I think it might work. But, I give no guarantee:-P. Good luck with your project, with whatever you decide.LJ
152855
I am not familiar with that brand. But as long as the legs go straight down and it is a 10x 10 I don't see a reason it would not be ok
242579
Sure but it wouldn't move at all - you'd have to pick it up to move around. If you tried to slide you may scrape your flooring. You would also be a good 10" shorter.
946217
You should consult someone that installs floors. I don't know how this product would work as a subfloor.