Another good one to consider.  Target has one similar
to this; accordion-type framework with telescoping
legs, then you throw the roof panel on it and attach
the screen walls.  We're looking for the best combo of
ease-of-use, function, packed size and price.  The
right one is out there somewhere.  Thanks!

Stephen

--- John Rodgers <inua@CHARTER.NET> wrote:

> I participate in a lot of art and craft shows. Doing
> such, I had to get
> a tent and the one I picked is called an EZ-UP. I
> use this tent for much
> of my camping outings these days, when I set up in a
> prepared area or
> camp ground. It is not a back pack type of thing. It
> has a frame with a
> canopy attached by velcro. This thing can be put up
> or taken down by one
> person in about 5 minutes. It is also adjustable in
> height. Comes with
> three side panels, a fourth can be aquired
> separately. Also available is
> a large mosquito net tent that hangs from the inside
> of the EZ-Up, but
> this must be aquired as a separate purchase. Comes
> with a carrying bag
> and a pair of wheels that can be mounted on the end
> of the frames so you
> can wheel it around instead of carrying it. The side
> panels zip
> together, by the way.
>
> Just Google EZ-up, for the web site. SAMS carries
> these tents at a good
> price.
>
> Regards,
>
> John Rodgers
> 88 GL Driver
>
>
> Clint Kolda wrote:
> > We have a Kelty screen room and we are very happy
> with it.  It is a simple two pole design so it does
> not take long to set up.  The main reason we got it
> is because its folded size is about half that of
> anything else I could find.
> >
> >
> >
>

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