Outdoor Gazebo Patio Hexagonal Canopy Tent Sun Shade with Mosquito Netting and Carry Bag for Backyard Party (Brown)

We moved from a house with a screened-in porch to one with a big porch but no screening. I needed a temporary "catio" for my cats as they were used to having unlimited access to a secure outside environment. To prevent the cats from escaping, I bought some 4x4s and attached the corners of the frame with screws. We then used a staple gun to secure the bottom flaps around the perimeter. Happiness for all! However any winds predicted over 20 mph, I will bring the cat tree in and lower the poles on the tent to prevent any damage. You need 2 people to erect the frame (trust me, your arms just aren't long enough!), but the rest can be done solo.

I didn't push the legs all the way up. That's why the mosquito net is a little low. I bought it specifically for my swing outside. It does its job. I think one person can assemble it but it's better if you get a help from another person. When you stretch out the frame, it's better when at least two people help out with that. Otherwise, it's fairly easy to put it all together. I love the mosquito net. It is darkening a little bit which helps with shades. Everything is great about it. It is not meant to be a permanent tent outside.

I bought this text to keep bugs away while I enjoyed my back patio. I absolutely love it. After initial set up its a breeze to setup after that. Its roomy and I love the design.

First, I love the tent. In the spring and summer It keeps the mosquitoes out. In the fall and early winter I remove the screens. When the weather gets nasty in the winter I fold it up and store it in the shed.