VEVORGazebo Screen Tent, 10 x 10 ft, 6 Sided Pop-up Camping Canopy Shelter Tent with Mesh Windows, Portable Carry Bag, Ground Stakes, Large Shade Tents for Outdoor Camping, Lawn and Backyard

I would have liked the 12 x 12 size but it was not available, so I went w/ the 10x10. My tent held up very well to high winds. That part was impressive. As for the additional walls, I liked that, once installed, you could take them down halfway for some partial ventilation as the sun moves or the weather keeps changing from cool to warm to cool again. I don't like that only two of the walls have windows; I'd prefer that all of the walls had windows. Unfortunately, you get very minimal setup instructions. I had a really hard time getting the top to push up. It was quite resistant even with two of us pushing on it. I found that if you stake it out first, and then put in the door frame, and in my case, get a stool to stand on, the top finally will push up. But it was still hard to do. Taking it down, the top was resistant to come down as well. I found that I had to lay the whole tent on its side to push the top in first, and only then push in the sides. Maybe some WD40 would help ? I didn't bring any on that trip so I'll have to try that later. Once the top was pushed in, it was fairly ez to fold it up and get it back into its bag. A few tips: I am glad that I bought heavier-duty stakes than what came with the tent. And I added a couple of spray cans of water repellent just for extra precaution that I sprayed on the top and flaps that go over the walls. (I laid it on its side so I could reach the top to spray it.) A plastic outdoor carpet for the floor worked well. For the cost, this tent was well worth the price compared to other similar tents and also because it comes w/ its own walls that are optional and very ez to install. High winds didn't budge it and I'll assume that it holds up to rain as well. Which, btw, I liked that it has a "skirt" around the bottom to prevent water from running into the tent. I found that other similar-shaped screened tents are still too warm because their screen mesh is too dense. This one was well-ventilated but still warmed up once the tent walls were installed. My only other comment is that it doesn't come in other colors, just brown. OK, I can live with boring brown. I've already had a couple of different friends who once they checked out my tent, went and purchased one for themselves.

The setup is quick and easy, and the mesh windows provide great ventilation while keeping bugs out. It's spacious, sturdy, and offers excellent shade. The included stakes and carry bag make it super portable. Ideal for camping, backyard parties, and picnics!

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Such a cool gazebo screen tent! Looking forward to spending time in the tent & away from the bugs. The size I ordered is a 10x10 and it’s cozy with the furniture.

This is such a hassle to get up. Easy to take down but broke first time using it. Trying to finally use for the second time and still can't get the middle up without something snapping. So frustrating

We were excited to receive this "gazebo".We took this summer off to explore and camp. This gazebo offered many attributes for being outdoors.First off, we had to store the box (shipping) with the gazebo outside. It rained. As a result the paper instructions were destroyed . Came back on Amazon to see if the instruction were referenced here. They were... but are useless.2nd off, the center support was extremity difficult to pop up into place. (Thus the reason the instruction were needed and what was provide were useless. I'm 5'8" relatively strong) I could not pop the center support into place. I got my husband and both of us had a difficult time pushing it up to locking it in place. The main reason was because as we pushed the whole gazebo came up as well... counter productive. We finally had to use OUR 12 inch spikes to keep it on the ground. (The spikes- tie downs that we're provided were worthless)3rd, the tie down grommets are sown into the gazebo.... well, they're supposed to be, 2 of ours were not, and 1 more failed when we got a little wind. So, 3 of 6 are not usable.4th, the MESH is very thick... which is great for keeping bugs out. But sitting inside there is no circulation. We even put a fan in the gazebo and that didn't help.5th, as we were sitting inside out of the rain a few gusts of wind came... do to its thick mesh, the wind pushed the side wall(s) in while we were sitting in it... in other words, collapsed in on us.Since we purchased it ahead of our travels we didn't open or erect it until this week... well past our 30 day window of return.I hope this review is helpful for the next consumer.I would not recommend purchasing this "gazebo".**Update1/2024**Still on our adventures with the gazebo.Added disappointments:The nylon zipper attached to the main gazebo no longer works. It'll go up and down, but the teeth do not connect correctly to keep it closed.The exterior shade panels have become discolored by the sun.All of the tie down grommets that were sown into the tent all have been dislodged, so there are no longer tie downs on the exterior of the tent except for the ones on the sides (the "X" on the side supports).We've set up and taken down throughout our adventures and the center pop up still is extremely difficult, it has not loosened up at all....It has now started to l leak from just the morning dew.The sun shades that you can attach and detach have velcro... great design! Except the velcro doesn't line up.... so it has a tendency to flop loose during some wind.I wish the quality was better for the money I spent. It would have been perfect with just a bit more quality control and a tad more expense in the zipper and grommet ties.

We've only set it up a handful of times. We now have a two-toned pop up.