Two questions. 1. Does the screen room come off and 2. Does it have enough stakes and rope tie downs?
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the screen room does not come off but has plenty of space enough for an entire family to sit enside with loung chairs.it also has more than needed stakes and the tie downs are spaced very well it with stood some fourty mile an hour guust at the beach will not disappoint .
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The front screen/porch does not come off. Ours did not since we bought it used, very upset because of all the missing poles and tie downs as well for a broken pole. Amazon and seller could not just replace those parts so we had to Frankenstein our tent.
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It doesn't come off, I would get industrial stakes if you plan on using it in the wind.
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The screen room does not come off, it is a complete part of the tent structure. As far as rope and tie downs, it has the required amount needed to support the tent.... However, I camp with extra stakes, nylon rope, etc. just incase I feel the need to make things a bit more secure.
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I am using mine on a deck as cover for my hot tub. I anchor it with lag bolts from the hardware store. I'm not sure about the extra screen panel because it's all one piece. You can buy parts from the manufacturer ...so maybe you can order an extra screen panel.
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Hi it has stakes. It's not very high thought, we use ours to hide the garbage cans at the side of the garage.Not sure how much privacy you would gain unless you were sitting right behind it.
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No, it's only the "screen" that goes around... You need to buy a "tent" separately..
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Nice floored area but not a tall space. If it rains, that area will be completely wet. We decided it would be better to have a separate tall screen room.
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They attach the same way as the canopy and that is with bungee cords. On the corners the screen attaches to the poles with ties and on the ground stakes attach through grommets.
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It does have legs, but any brisk wind would blow it over. We prop it against our son's wooden swing set, or set it up near our fence, so that it won't blow over, just in case. We haven't ever used the stakes and ropes to tether it to the ground. If you're using it in your driveway, you can probably find something (car, garage, house, etc.) to lend support. We totally love this screen. It sets up in less than 10 minutes and breaks down just as quickly, and comes with a handy case for storage.
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The magnifier screen has a lot of room for maneuvering. The one I bought is on a 21" screen. The hanging arms have several inches of play.
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Hello Jocelyn: I am not familiar with any screen for that tent so cannot answer that. But, I can say that I've used it about 15 times now on the beach and it's holding up nicely. The key is to watch the videos on YouTube and practice it a few times until set up and take down is smooth and easy. Once you learn to do that you'll love it. But if you don't practice until perfect it'll be hard and maybe frustrating. It really opens in seconds. The key is to use all the spikes to keep it tied down nicely.
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The privacy screen is sewn around the edges & will unraval if you cut it. If you order a 10ft. screen you can fold 2ft. of it over & just zip tie it to make it 8ft tall. I had to fold the screen that I bought to make it the length that I needed & it works well. Also if you fold it over, it will block out almost everything.
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The screen room is is about a 1/3 portion of the tent. The only thing that separates that portion and the rest of the tent is the optional room divider that hangs from the top. It does have a floor.
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I wouldnt say shed, more or less falls apart at the seams. I have several areas where the screen isnt connected to eachothers panels...
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It has on the bottom corners rings for tent stakes. I weighs nothing so will blow away. Comes with light weight tent stakes. You might want to find better tie down stakes.
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We always set ours up on the patio and use bungee cords (2) to secure it from the top of the screen to the deck top. We only leave it up for the duration of the party due to possible issues with wind. Any reasonable wind could tweak it and cause damage. The framing is very solid, however one never knows when that freak wind may blast through.
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The screen is so easy to assemble and disassemble, we usually bring it in to extend its life. Upon occasion, we have left it outside overnight, without damage. I hope this helps you. By the way, it sure beat old sheets and canvas drop cloths.
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No it needs something more stable. A screen will not be able to hold the weight.
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I have two of the screens in my basement and love the look and how we can partition work areas. They aren't heavy and I'm not sure how it would handle tropical weather (or the outdoors in any climate). I am guessing that it would definitely require securing the ends which might mean that you loose the natural flow look/roll look. Love the idea of using it in an outdoor shower though. Any amount of wind would also blow it down (it's thin, not bulky at all).