Texsport Montana Screen Arbor  enlarge Brand: Texsport Category: Sports List Price: $89.99 Buy New: $63.95 as of 9/9/2010 07:11 MDT details You Save: $26.04 (29%) New (12) from $63.95 Seller: VM Innovations Rating: 15 reviews Sales Rank: 29531 Color: Blue/Limestone Shipping Weight (lbs): 15 Dimensions (in): 27 x 9 x 9 MPN: 02853 Model: 02853 UPC: 049794028531 EAN: 0049794028531 ASIN: B000P9GZIW Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days Features:   •  12' x 12' x 82 h. Heavy-duty taffeta skin   •  No-see-um mesh walls with two zippered entrances Powder coated 3/4 diameter chain-corded steel leg poles   •  Fiberglass poles support roof Molded pole joints   •  Complete with stakes, carry/storage bag Flame retardant, meets C.P.A.I.-84 specifications   •  Saxony Blue/Limestone Accessories: Texsport Wyoming Arbor Sunshade Texsport Spinnaker Auto/SUV Sports Shade Bravo Sports Quik Shade Weekender 64 Canopy,Midnight Blue Canopy E-Z Up Pyramid 10x10 Canopy Texsport Huntwick Arbor Similar Items: Coleman Free-Standing Tent Fan Texsport Westview Screen Arbor Rayovac SE3DLN Sportsman Extreme 300-Lumen 3D-Battery LED Lantern Coleman Tent Fan Coleman Tent Light Editorial Reviews: Product Description The Texsport® Montana screen arbor gives you shelter from the sun and protection from flying insects, thanks to "no-see-um" mesh walls and a roof supported by fiberglass poles. It has 2 zippered entrances and comes with a carry/storage bag. Product Description Measuring 12 feet square, this four-legged arbor has walls made of fine mesh to screen out insects as small as no-see-ums. Two of the walls zip open as entrances. The arbor provides 82 inches of headroom. Roof and panels are flame-retardant heavy-duty taffeta. Legs are rust-resistant 3/4-inch-diameter steel with molded joints. Fiberglass poles support the roof. Stakes and a carry/storage bag come with the arbor. Setup instructions are included. Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 1-5 of 15 1 2 3 Next » Screen Arbor   August 9, 2010 Brandon Anderson I purchased this to be a place to go in the event of rain while camping. We set it up with great ease Friday night and used it a few times throughout the weekend. It did its job and seemed to be a good purchase, until the steel ends of two of the poles that cross the top just came apart during disassembly. This happened the very first time we used it. I am now very leary of this product. great addition   July 10, 2010 Charles N. Wyckoff (Traverse City, Michigan) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful We try to camp at least 4-6 times a year at various sites throughout Northern Michigan. There are at least 2 couples and sometimes more. This screen arbor has been a great addition to the campsites. It is used for a kitchen, card room, and picked up and moved with ease to the edge of a cliff overlooking a beautiful sunset on Lake Michigan. As for problems with wind, I guess its all in your approach. If anchored properly, it stays put. Very good purchase!! Absolutely Awful   May 13, 2010 CAS Never have I been so disappointed in a product. I was so excited when it came to find that it was lightweight, easy to set up, roomy, and shady. I loved the design with the screens attached. BUT, after not even two hours in low/moderate wind, one of the roof poles literally shredded in to pieces and one of the legs snapped. Yes, snapped in half. If you're going to use this product in sunny, perfect weather, then there's nothing wrong with it. But, it can't stand up to ANY little tiny bit of bad weather, so be prepared. Screen House   May 5, 2010 J. Walker (WILLIAMSPORT, PA, US) My husband and I purchased this screen room to take to a music camping festival with us. We went to set it up, and discovered one of the metal poles had a defect so that the poles would not fit together! LUCKILY we knew someone there that happened to have a tool that was able to hammer the defect out. If he had not been there, however, the tent would not have been usable. I highly recommend anyone who purchases this tent set it up in advance to make sure it is free from defects. Besides this however, the screen house endured moderately windy conditions and some rain for a whole weekend. It is NOT waterproof by any means (which I wasn't expecting). Overall, besides the defect it was a decent purchase. Poor quality product   April 23, 2010 Tracey (Washington DC) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful The product specifications seemed to fit my needs for the size and ease of use for the screen tent. However, the product was not up to the specifications in the product description. Problems: (1) The four main support poles were not assembled correctly. One pole is to fit into the next with the narrowed end. The segments are linked together, but the crimped narrow ends did not exist on two sets. A strong pair of plyers and disconnecting the chain linking segments was used. (2) The netting was not a fine mesh. Gnats and small mosquitoes easily entered. (3) The zippers did not last beyond 10 entries/exits. Spend the extra cash and get the brand with more name recognition Showing reviews 1-5 of 15 1 2 3 Next »

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