Fold N Go Sukkah Portable Pop up Travel Sukkah with Bamboo Mat Schach

Easy to pop up. Harder to fold back into bag. Takes some patience and time but great for this pandemic year as we could not have a crowd in the Succah. Definitely served our purpose.

We were very unhappy with this product. It assembled easily but was impossible to fold/put away. Have requested a refund. Cheaply made and NO instructions at all. Watched unclear youtube video at least 20 times and still no guidance as to how to put away. We want a FULL REFUND for this product ASAP. Used once and never again. No way to return as it could not be collapsed. VERY very unhappy.

Easy to set up, and met my needs. However the construction leaves something to be desired. The floor & walls are all one piece, with no drainage. After heavy rain, the floor was submerged with a few inches of water -- held in place by the lip under the entrance way flap -- which turned this into a kiddie wading pool! A poorly-conceived design flaw in my opinion...

I was travelling, and I planned to use this Sukkah for the first two days only, just for myself. I figured that I would tether it to a chain link fence at the edge of the yard, and use the ground spikes for the other two corners. The Sukkah opens up pretty easily, but it is somewhat awkward - but not bad. Folding it is also a bit awkward, it keeps springing up until you learn the trick of folding it up like a hoop instead of folding it flat in half like a piece of paper. The directions are basically non-existent, and you need to find a Youtube to help explain what to do. One it was up, it was fine and worked perfectly well - until it started raining a bit, and the wind kicked up. There is no drainage on the floor, so if it rains, even a little, and you want to use it the next day when the weather clears, there is still a puddle on the floor with no way to get rid of the water. Also, the structure has no stability whatsoever in the wind. It collapsed against the chain link fence, and that was the end of it, I had to have it taken down. It popped right back up again, and was not damaged, but it was unusable because it was still windy. The Schach is not held down at all, it just lays on top of two wooden sticks, so the wind blew it right off. Bottom line - if the weather is nice, and you have a flat piece of ground to use (preferably cement, because if the ground isn't flat, the whole thing tilts), and you plan to pop it up, use it, and fold it right away and move on, it's fabulous. If you plan to leave it up for a while, forget it. It serves its purpose very well, but you have to know its limitations.

This little sukkah is great for our family of 2. Easy to assemble, very transportable. My wife and I can fit a folding chair for each of us, as well as a foldable 4 ft table in the sukkah for our meals. The scach is about 5 ft 8" off the ground [thus, I need to stoop down, slightly]. It is definitely worth the money, if you plan on traveling, or only have a small deck/porch for your apartment. Seems pretty durable, too. We plan on taking it down to the park on chol hamoed.

Not a simple pop up. Difficult for one person

This came really fast, in time for Sukkot. It is SO EASY to set up, and literally only takes a few seconds. It is a bit harder to fold up and put away, but actually only took a minute or two once I got the hang of it. I am able to have a sukkah now, even though I only have a tiny bit of space. I love it!

It opened easily, was ok for one person.HOWEVER...YOU CANNOT FOLD IT UP; I GOT HELP FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCED IN THE SUKKAH BUSINESS AND ALSO CONTACTED THE SELLER AND THEY OFFERED NO HELP.SO....IF YOU CANNOT EASILY STORE THIS FLAT UNDER SOMETHING OR ON THE WALL IN THE GARAGE,DO NOT PURCHASE THIS ITEM!!!