Ozark Trail Screen House Tent, Blue, 13 ft x 9 ft x 84 in

This screen room is great when you're looking for refuge from flies and mosquitos. It comes with a nice storage/carrying case and breaks down to a pretty compact size. It sets up easily IF you read and follow the directions. They're straightforward, but important to do things in the order they list. This is a very lightweight shelter, and made of lightweight materials. It is NOT tolerant of rough handling or forcing things into place. A little finesse will serve you well. Outs has stood up to three thunderstorms including some hail with no damage. A tree limb fell on one of our “guy wires” last night and tore it off, but the shelter stayed up and is still useable. Had that limb fallen on the shelter itself, it would have been a different story. Even so, that is almost certainly true of ANY tent. This is a good deal for the money (about $90 when we bought it) so long as you have realistic expectations for a lightweight, low-cost shelter. If you're going to be more demanding, and want a shelter that will tolerate rough use and a lot of abuse - like with kids - you'll likely have to spend considerably more to achieve that.

This was actually an emergency purchase after the first tent did I purchased from another merchant broke while I was setting it up. I was able to get it quickly and put it up shortly after the sun had gone down. The darkness aside it wasn't hard to assemble. I was doing some glamping in the backyard and this was large enough to put a full-size bed under… Lol. I even set two rockers up next to the bed underneath when we got tired of the mosquitoes outside. I left it up for about three or four days.. I did have to adjust the guy lines each day, but the tent itself was sturdy and worth every cent.