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Never. Thought of double checking for screening. There are no shields at the lightning holes. I returned the product due to this practicality. Who sleeps in a tent without a privacy screen

I just loved the concept. It's badly done. You can see the needles in the seams which means it will tear if you put pressure on it. The pillars on the sides do not add to the stability. If it hadn't been attached to the car and placed on stakes, it would have been rocked in the wind.

Looks cool after a one-person seat longer than necessary. Connects well to the car. After we installed it we had a couple of minor gusts of wind that blew it away and ripped the bottom piece that was sewn to the crossbars that the posts run through. To get around this problem, thicker posts are needed. If you live in an area where there is no wind, you may be fine. I checked the weather app and the gusts were 10-15mph. He really should be able to pass this test. Have a look around and check…

So as it was the first install, in windy conditions and alone I was fine. I gave it five stars for durability because it withstood the wind that picked up during the night very well. On the second day I was able to get the tent out of the wind without taking it apart. That night we were blessed with snow! But because I had a heater, I melted the snow, and as a result it was able to penetrate the lightning and flow down the ground in a puddle. If it rained, I don't think it would be a problem…

This tent does exactly what it was designed to do. I was happy to add a 5ft cloakroom to the end of my RV hull. Was big enough for my wife and I to change at the same time. There was also a pot in case nature called in the middle of the night. It's easy to install if you have knowledge. The quality is what you can reasonably expect for the price. It rained on us one night but the rain inside stayed dry. I noticed that the ceiling was covered in raindrops that eventually poured down the inside…

It was fairly easy to put together apart from two long poles that were constantly dangling from the sleeves that they were threaded through. They continued to fall apart, regardless of the direction of insertion. I was able to set it up and assemble it myself. Disassembly was much more difficult as the bars proved very difficult to slip out of the sleeves without easily separating. One evening I was walking through a light downpour and there was some water on the ground. Luckily I made sure the