SANSBUGInstant Pop up Screen Tent for Camping, Noseeum Netting has Finer Mesh Than a Mosquito Net (Tarp Floor)

This is the best thing ever for a person with a big phobia who wants to camp. I am terrified of bugs but wanted to go with my adult daughter and a group. I knew I would worry about bugs crawling on me in my sleep even inside of a tent, so I bought this for me to use inside of the tent and it was a lifesaver. The tent ended up having way too many harmless but creepy spiders walking across it throughout the night. This went on top of an air mattress that was on top of a cot inside of a tent and I slept like a baby. Without this I would have slept in my car, cried or gone home.

Had 9 years going strong. Keeps all critters, bugs, etc. Out. Need to learn how to close properly, otherwise great tent for kids, scouts, adults under 6ft. Its wider than most single cots. We didn't mind, we put a mat underneath to keep in place and one indie for comfort. Great pop up tent.

This was an awesome buy my grandson even uses it for a fort in the house

I recently purchased the SansBug pop-up screen tent, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! Setup is truly effortless—just remove it from the bag, and it instantly pops open, ready to use. No poles, no complicated assembly—just instant protection from bugs.The mesh is fine enough to keep even the smallest insects out while allowing great ventilation. The built-in floor is a huge plus, ensuring that no critters sneak in from underneath. It’s lightweight and folds down compactly, though it does take a little practice to get the folding technique right.I’ve used it for camping, outdoor trips, and even indoors when visiting places with questionable bug control. It’s spacious enough to fit a sleeping bag comfortably, and the quality is solid for the price.Overall, I highly recommend this tent for anyone looking for a quick, hassle-free way to stay bug-free outdoors!

The media could not be loaded. Maybe someone will find this helpful.I've been battling bed bugs and don't have the money for a professional. I've tried all types of remedies and they just do not work. Diatomaceous Earth is bag for human lungs so I can't use that, I've tried rubbing alcohol 91 percent, which worked for a while but they became immune and the doomsday proper in me thought well what about a bug tent so I gave these a while. I must say, they do a fantastic job. Everyone has their own tent to hang out in and sleep in. Every few hours I'll do a bug sweep on the tents. Sometimes I find them, sometimes I don't. The adults are less and less. I had no idea how bad my infestation was until I bought these tents and woke up at 3am to use the bathroom and seen how many was craving on my tent. Freaked me out. But everything is going good. We've been catching the crap out of these things. Even the smallest bug can't penetrate these tents. I will update when I have completely rid of these things. I use to find them every morning and now it's maybe every other day or longer. Thanks for reading. I hope this helps someone who can't afford a professional. I just get a light to shine on the tent and a piece of packaging tape and start collecting at 4 am when they're out to feast, and also during the day just in case. Once I've finished collecting them, I just simply fold the tape in half your seal them forever and throw the tape into the trash.

This folding screen tent is absolutely awesome. Perfect for those super bug filled nights in Florida, ha ha! The tent itself is very well constructed, and the netting is tight enough that it won't allow even tiny bugs through, but still allows for a lot of air flow through it. The top of it has a little shade part if you have it set up in the sun, but the rest of it is still relatively open so you can lay down and look at the stars or the surrounding scenery nice and easily. The length itself is pretty good. I'm 6' tall, and if I stretch out, the ends of my feet and the top of my head just barely touch the screen., but not enough to make it annoying, and if you curl up a little it's definitely not a problem, as well as if you are sitting in it, there is plenty of space that way. Even though it's a one person tent, you could still fit a second in there pretty easily, especially if you're sitting on the floor. There is a tarp like material which keeps it pretty well protected on the bottom, and I thought it would be kind of crinkly and loud, but it's not at all, because the frame actually stretches it out almost perfectly so there's not a lot a lot of loose material. The zipper is smooth and functional as well, and it all comes with a nifty kind of backpack style carrying case, and tent spikes if you want to secure it in the ground. The only thing that is a little difficult, is the actual folding itself, even when reading the instructions, it's kind of hard to explain in general, but once you get the hang of it, it's not too bad, and you can mostly go off of muscle memory once you get it a couple of times. All in all, I absolutely love this. Would recommend!

great product