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Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image
Quest 12' x 12' Screen House product image

Quest 12' x 12' Screen House

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About This Item

Features:

  • Provides 100 sq. ft. of shade for protection from the sun and bugs
  • Mesh walls provide ventilation while keeping bugs out
  • Solid top keeps you dry
  • Zippered opening with tie-backs for ventilation
  • Fiberglass frame and shock cord poles for easy set up and take down
  • Carry bag with 2 straps for convenient transport
  • Not recommended for use in high winds or severe weather
  • Brand : DSG
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : ORC00044
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: 24QYFUDSG12X12SCRREC
  • SKU: 25366526
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2.8

40%

Recommended

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Was Great But It Didn't Last Through A Mild Wind

We used it twice and it was great while it lasted. One year later, a mild wind pushed it when we were setting it up and 2 corner poles bent sharply even faster than wire coat hangers. And we noriced 1 pole was split lengthwise when we took it out of the bag. The phone # given for parts is no longer in service.

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Great Price! Patience Required Though.

So I may be more camp savvy than most. After reading some of the reviews perhaps the instructions could be better. I personally like this product and had no problem. FIRST ! Do not connect the shock corded poles in advance. Feed them through connecting them one by one into the sleeves on the top of the roof. Make sure you pass through the top loop on the roof as well. Centering the fabric is crucial. Be gentle. The sleeves may snag where the poles connect. Insert the pole ends into the pins located on all four corners. THE FIRST POLE CLIP WILL BE JUST BELOW THE ELBOW. This will help you center the fabric. For flaps on the bottom I turned them inward and shoveled sand around the edge making it bug proof. Lots of room! I fit my mountain tent inside with room to spare!

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It’s Great - If You Know What You’re Doing!

I bought this for Bonnaroo & when we were setting it up, there’s just two very long sticks that go through from one corner to the opposite. We read & re-read the directions many times but it was so limited, luckily our camp neighbors came over and helped us get this off the ground— literally. It was great when it was up and highly recommend using the stakes provided since there’s no floor for this. She flexible in the wind & that was an unknown need during some storms!

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Trash

Trash warning ⚠️ do not buy!?!?!?!?!?!!?!……………..🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

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Don't Buy

Bought this 3 weeks ago finally go to put it up and the poles snapped right in half.. faulty product..

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