Alvantor Pop Up Screen House House For Deck/Patio Instant Camping Tent

We are very pleased with this roomy screenhouse. We were able to fit two of our oversized chairs, two regular-sized chairs and a small table in it. It is easy for one person to set up and we appreciate its build quality. It is very sturdy in the wind and provides good rain and sun protection while keeping the bugs out. It is also easy to tear down and pack back into the provided bag. A great addition to our RV set up. It basically does exactly what it is advertised to do. Excellent product!

There is nothing easier than using this screen house. It folds up with just a few twists and turns, there are no poles to bother with. Camping as a family of 6, this made our trips this year so much easier and lighter. It folds circular into a case. Very easy to store and pack in any size vehicle. We have also used for sport events and for the kids to just have a spot to play in the yard. This is a very versatile product and worth the price. Its of high quality and has lasted with no damage thus far.

This is a top notch product. I have had mine since May 2025 and I absolutely love it. I live in the high deserts and have full sunlight, high winds and occasional heavy rain fall. So when I tell you this is top notch it is by how well it held up to the elements here. The very first thing I have to say is that although it is super easy to simply pop open, there are somethings that I learned to get the absolute most from my Alvantor screen tent. The first thing is in the way you anchor it down. Using the top and bottom strings staked into the ground was necessary for me here. Once that was done correctly I have not even taken it down. That is in fact the main factor to make this extremely stable. I promise you that since doing this I have had it sit in sun, rain, and lots of wind, all without it missing a single beat. It is tough. Any problems is user error, like I did when I first put it up. I also used the sand bags, which I filled with rocks. Nothing works as good as simply using the top and bottom strings staked into the ground. It is lasting and I am so happy with the long term results of this screen in tent. The mesh is thick and is fine woven to not allow any bugs in. When the weather is hot here, we struggle with bugs and flys, but with the screen we have not had any problems at all. The strong and sturdy 2 sided zipper closed quickly and this has kept us laughing at the little pest wanting in. Alternatively, the entrance doorway can be unzipped and rolled up to fully open that area. However in my case, we have more than enough air flow and prefer to keep it closed. They are also good to have pets in too. I took care of my son’s dog and cat this summer and they both loved being outside in the Alvantor with me, free from pesky flys. Although mine has been up for about a month in my new location, it is super easy to put away with a simple figure 8 method to collapse and it easily fits into its carrying case nice and flat. On the inside upper area there are hooks around the upper parameter to hang things such as lights or extra shade. I use my Alvantor for night time safety from pests, outdoor movie night and just relaxing both in the day and night, I love this Alvantor screen tent and feel like I have definitely gotten a good value for my money. Remember the key to stability is to use the top and bottom strings extended out. There are several spots located around the outer parameter. I don’t even bother taking mine down anymore, it’s just a part of the back yard now…Super cool. It is worth it for me and is still going strong! Please note: I used photos and a video in two different locations.

Overall this is a nice screen tent for bugs and a nice shade protection from sun. Just some tips for use: It is definitely not a one person set up like the picture shows. The first time I opened it to set it up myself, the thing untwisted from the twist, knocked me down and bruised my arm. So use caution, it twists tightly. Once my husband and I opened it together that was better. We used at the campsite with the spikes, we put it around a 9 foot picnic table and 6 of us sat comfortably. It stayed rigid and kept bugs out. One of the days, we disassembled it and took it to the beach for sun shade. It was very windy that day, it took 4 of us to set it up. The key with that set up was open both zippered door screens and face them open and flapping INTO the wind. That reduced the kite like push during set up. The second key is to fill the bags with sand and BURY the bags to keep it nice and tight (see picture) otherwise the wind was just dragging them. You would not want to use the spikes in the beach sand IMO, those would come out with wind. As a sun shade tent, once we figured out set up, it worked great for sun protection! 4 of us with all our chairs, bags, coolers etc. were in it comfortably for 4 hours; the door screens had to be kept open and up otherwise it had too much wind resistance. Many people stopped to look at it. It is unique looking. It would not be useful at all for rain, though it doesn’t claim to be waterproof. It has no center pole, so it is not something you would set up for longer periods of time and leave up for weeks. The frame structure wouldn’t hold up to a harder rain storm. Bottom line: it is easy to set up and take down with TWO people, not one for either. The option of spikes for firm ground at a campsite and sand bags for beach set up is nice. Once folded up for travel, the carry bag is nice, though it is about 4 feet in diameter. I expect we will get a couple seasons out of it (I hope) though the way it twists in half has me slightly skeptical for longer than that. If you want a large size bug tent and or a nice sun protection tent at the beach or a lake, this is a great option.

I love how easy it is to set it up and how quickly to take it down (much easier when two people do it) and it’s perfect for camping and going to the beach (live in Fla) so this is the best way to cover up at the beach and less heavy than the tent that comes with metal poles!! Just fold it and put in cover bag and just carry it on your back or shoulder. Plus plenty of room for others to sit or lie down and the air flow that come in through the mesh helps keep it cool and it was a great value for the money for a single mom of two kids!

A little difficult to errect (by yourself) initially but once you get the hang of it, it's quite easy.

So fun! We were able to set it up easily, well thankfully our 11 and 7 year old granddaughters were there and helped us figure it out. Very easy to set up and take down. This is helpful as we want it on our deck which gets lots of higher winds, so we know we can't keep it up during those windy times. This way we can set it up or take it down in just a minute or two. As we have it on the deck we haven't staked it down and the wind definitely played some havoc with it but the winds were pretty strong and we took it down. We ended up with two chairs for us oldies, and the 5 little grandchildren sat on matts and we had our lunch in there. Not one wasp or fly bugging us, we love it!

Idealmente buscaba otro modelo de ALVANTOR que aparecen en su página en USA pero Amazon México solamente vende algunos, elegí el de malla para proteger mi jacuzzi inflable de las hojas de árboles pues está instalado en el jardín, la verdad bastante bueno, amplio y práctico por el precio. Veremos cuando dura. Ojalá Amazon introduzca toda la línea de ALVANTOR, es fabulosa.

Ich habe dieses Zelt gekauft, um den Sandkasten meiner Kinder vor Mücken und Sonne zu schützen und ich muss sagen, ich bin begeistert! Die Qualität ist sehr gut. Meine Kinder schaffen es selbstständig die Reißverschlüsse zu öffnen, sie verklemmen nicht und das feine Mückennetz hält auch Schläge von Schippen aus. Das Zelt lässt sich trotz seiner Größe von einer Person auf- und abbauen und auch gut wieder in die passende Tasche verstauen.

Does what we needed. Seated six people and and a four foot garden table for playing DnD. Lights go on the hooks, if you strung more than once around, household pegs are your fren as cables can slip out of the small hooks, but not a huge issue. if it's windy, tie it down with the guy ropes to anything nearby or the additional tent page, which are sturdy quality, (I don't see them bending when whacked into the ground ) and it holds fine. Dew from overnight dried once the sun came round, this easy to put up and take down.