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Quest 12' x 12' Screen House

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Keep your outdoor picnic or campground safe and keep the bugs out with the Quest® 12’ x 12’ Screen House. Constructed with sturdy fiberglass poles and durable polyester fabric, this screen house provides 100 square feet of shade and protection from harmful UV rays. Mesh walls and zippered “I” door with tie backs offers maximum ventilation. Shock-cord poles and guy lines make set up easy and secure. Store it in the carrying bag.

FEATURES:

  • Provides shade and protection from the sun and insects
  • Perfect for picnics and outdoor parties
  • Solid top keeps you dry
  • Made with water resistant and fire retardant fabric
  • Mesh walls enhance airflow and keep out bugs
  • Frame type: Fiberglass
  • Shock-cord poles make set up quick and easy
  • 4 guy lines attached to valance for secure set up
  • Zippered "I" Door with tie backs adds ventilation
  • Durable 450mm polyester carrying bag with two straps makes transport convenient
  • Not recommended for use in high winds or severe weather
  • Instructions for use included

SPECS:

  • Base Dimensions: 12’ x 12’
  • Shade Square Footage: 100’
  • Walk-In Height: 7’ 6”
  • Product Weight: 12 lbs.

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  • Brand : Quest
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : CEH01646
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Fabric : 150D Silver Coated Polyester
Product WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Tris (1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) Phosphate (TDCPP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
  • Web ID: 16QUEU12X12SCRNHSODR
  • SKU: 14472681
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Base Dimensions:12' x 12'
Shade Square Footage:100'
Walk-In Height:7'6"
Product Weight:12 lbs.

REVIEWS

3.3

60%

Recommended

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Garbage . PITA to put up , lasted 1 day before poles folded in mild wind

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Fell Apart

I bought this for putting over a table while camping. The first time we used it, it was great, it sets up just like a simple tent and once staked in it withstood mild wind. The second time we used it, the ropes inside two of the poles came apart, and the poles are pretty cheap so they don't stay together without the rope inside. So now it's a pile of useless garbage.

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Once Up, I Enjoyed

Took a while to get up. Sets up like a large tent. Enjoyed using once up. Had wind one night (10-15mph) and bent the poles.

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No Poles Just Screen

only the screen no poles, I buy it this for my parents when they open it no poles. They don’t even want to return the money.

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Not For Me

I was looking for something easy to put up and break down - something 1 person could do. This is NOT it. There are 2 poles that are continuous from one corner to the diagonal corner and they both have to go through sleeves. I can't believe they're still using sleeves. That should have been done in the 80s. The poles are constantly getting caught on them as they go through. I was hoping it would also be freestanding. Also no. It does kind of stand but it really has to be staked in order to stay put. The bag is definitely undersized.... it's a wrestling match to put it away. Hey for $69 on sale, it's a good value if you have some patience but I'll pass. It's is going back tomorrow

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