Coleman Shelter 15X13 Instant Screen Hexagon 2000004414

Product Information

The two large doors ensure you always have an easy passage in and out of the tent, no matter where you place it.

The screen is separate from the canopy, which means that you can use only the canopy as well. Buyers appreciate this when they simply want some sun or wind protection but don’t want to have the mesh net rolled down. You can take in the view better this way. Similar to the other Coleman screen house, it comes with two large doors, and it also comes with plenty of headroom for walking about in. On top of this, the pre-attached instant tent poles help you set up this screen house in around a minute and without having to find any setup instructions. Whilst it still might struggle in stronger winds or heavy rain, the Coleman is more protective than the camping screen tents on this list. Best screen house for durability The REI Screen House Shelter nails all the basics for comfort and durability, but we also appreciate that REI goes a step further with their bug protection: By adding a five-inch stretch of fabric along the ground around the inside of the screen house, this shelter protects against bugs that crawl as well as those that fly, which means you can enjoy those burgers and weenies in peace wherever you pitch it.If you’d rather a rounded tent you can use while camping as well as at home, the next best is the Alvantor Screen House. It’s a wonderful, round shape, doesn’t blow over easily and it can sit on top of furniture and hot tubs with no issues. All around a high versatile instant screen house. Aside from the price, our favorite feature of this Coleman screen house is its instant-tent style design. Simply unfold the pre-attached poles, extend the telescoping legs, and you’re good to go. From bag to pitched, this screen house goes up in well under ten minutes, and that includes securing all the stakes and guylines.

Screen houses aren’t ideal for rainy weather. The mesh walls means that they can often let water in and offer little in the way of water resistance. In the great outdoors, bugs can be a major concern. But with this screen house, you can rest easy. Its 4 mesh screen walls work effectively to keep out insects. Plus, the ground skirts add an extra layer of protection at the bottom of the walls. It doesn’t come with a floor, for instance. Nor does it have retractable side panels to wall up the screen house when the weather starts turning. Setting up the screen house is also more difficult and requires a three-step process, compared to the Clam tent which comes pre-attached and ready to pop up. The poles in this tent are made from steel and are sturdy and durable, plus the ground stakes make sure that the canopy tent stays on the ground. With two large front doors, entering and exiting the tent is easy without having to hunch over. Note that the screen house doesn’t have a floor, however.The tent frame of this screen house consists of lightweight fiberglass. These open automatically when you fold out the tent due to the instant screen house design. For stability, Big Anges has included hook-and-loop tabs to attach the fly to the pole structure, pre-cut guy lines and tensioners attached to the fly, and aluminum stakes. And when it comes to adjusting to weather conditions, you’re covered with the water-resistant roof and shell.