🏕️ LEEDOR Bed Tent Dream Tents: Indoor Privacy Canopy for Twin Size Beds - Cozy and Breathable Shelter Cabin for Kids and Adults - Pop Up Design with Patent Pending PitchBlack Technology (Mattress Not Included) Review

I bought this tent for my 4 year old's race car bed. It is very easy to install, durable and monster safe. The screen windows at both ends allow his friends and brother to play in it, nice and breathable, and it won't get stuffy there, but it will make him a little warmer when lying there at night. We love it and would love to see them do the same for a full size bed too!

As a male in his 40's I may not seem like the most obvious buyer for this item but I am working on a project and sleeping in temporary accommodation in a room with VERY bright morning light. It was almost impossible to sleep after sunrise so I decided to try this stuff and it definitely helps. Cozy all night, almost pitch black and a little bright in the morning but not too much. It's big enough and breathable (you won't want to use it outdoors) so it doesn't get too hot. A good buy if you like

This tent bed is impressive. It's pretty cool because you can always choose to be in a cave or just open all 4 doors and feel the vastness of space! However, I will admit that this tent is huge! I really liked it but it was too big for my bed. I mean I let it run briefly but it was taking up too much space. Also, the color is very dark. It's not just grey, it's dark grey. It's not difficult to assemble, but it's better to do it with two people. Actually, I didn't put my mattress in it. What I…

We recently moved into a new house. Our eight year old son's bedroom is relatively large with very high ceilings. We like his room, but we have noticed that he has trouble sleeping. He built a fortress out of cardboard boxes and one night decided to spend the night in it instead of in his bed. He slept well that night. We let him sleep there a few more nights to see if there really was a connection. We noticed that he slept well when he was in the fort. We decided to look for alternatives that…

I'm traveling for work and I've been fortunate enough to stay at friends' house, but I've found that I sleep very badly on their couch. Her living room is flooded with light from the surrounding apartment buildings, so I had to find a way to get the best possible sleep without interfering with her life. Enter this tent. I can put it on and take it off fairly quickly and quietly, which is also important as I run late at night and early in the morning and it diffuses the light very well. I bought

I work long night shifts and sleep during the day. I used blackout drapes and an eye mask but it still didn't block all the light so my sleep was light and easily disturbed. I'll provide more details on which tent bed I bought below, as well as tips for other night workers. I bought this black tent bed and it was a complete game changer; I wish I had bought this years ago! I still use an eye mask although it's not really necessary as the tent blocks most of the sunlight. I feel sleepy as soon…

I bought this for my son's bunk bed. He's on the top bunk. It fits with an inch or 2 margin (from the top of the tent to the ceiling). I think I needed 47 inches from the bottom of the mattress to the top of the tent. Most importantly, I needed a tent that opened up at the ends for him to climb inside. The opening on the side does not match his bed as he is on the top bunk. There are 2 panels on each side and each end. They are all fully open so basically 75% of the tent can be opened up for…