Trek Tents 283A Cotton Cavas Cabin 10' x 14' Floorless Tent w/ 4 Awnings

Was happy with the size and rain fly. Not so happy with the cheaper construction. Door zipper was not a heavy duty and did not like that you had to tie the canvas to the poles with a light weight tie (would pull out from the anchoring site). To me it just didn't have the quality (life span) that I would accept from a $500 screen house.

I wanted a screen room and thought canvas was the way to go for longevity. It ended up a bit too hard to set up for me.I go fishing in the Sierra Nevada and wanted a screen room I could put up by myself. This one proved a bit more difficult to erect than I thought it would be. If you go camping with a partner this is a great screen room.For ease of erection I bought a dome style screen room.

we got this for the scoutmaster when camping. It works great for that. He can either set it up for just him or when the weather is bad and the adults need a "hang-out" spot, there's plenty of inside room for all their chairs. Setting up was easy once we figured out to stake the bottom first, before trying to raise the poles. We put a large tarp on the ground inside this tent. The zippered windows are great, we can open or close them depending on the weather. And being able to open the whole thing up is really nice. We found that it takes two people to put this tent up.