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The Cabana Privacy Shelter from Stansport provides an impromptu dressing room for the beach, poolside, or park. Made with durable 190-D nylon and patented G-3 fiberglass poles, the shelter is lightweight and entirely self-supporting. Measuring seven feet tall by four feet square, the shelter is comfortable to stand up and move around in. The shelter is additionally equipped with stake out rings for windy conditions, large "no-see-um" screened windows and vents for breathability, a large zippered "D" style door for access, and a mesh storage pocket. The shelter comes with a carry bag included.
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Stansport Cabana Privacy Shelter is well constructed and perfect for a day at the beach, by the pool or campsite. It is light weight and self supporting. The stake out rings provide additional security for windy conditions. It has shock-corded fiberglass poles with sleeved guides for added strength. The no-see-um screened windows and vents provide plenty of ventilation. It has a large "D" style door for easy access. Size: 4'X4'.
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58 of 62 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Do not purchase as shower,
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Not strong enough to hold even 2 gallons of water in a shower. This is shown with a shower hanging in it but the only way it would hold it is empty. Not usable as a shower. Good if you are looking for privacy or changing room but not for a shower.
45 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Compact and light weight,
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Though I carry it in the car, but things add up - tents for the bedrooms, canopy for the living and dining room, private toilet and changing room, and maybe shower room. So I like the small size (before setup) and light weight.
You may get the wrong impression from the reviews - the design is actually fairly standard, from standard tents, 12' x 10' or bigger canopies, to a tiny beach cabana. But tents are more likely to use clips to fix the tent to the poles, while all other things tend to have loops for the poles to go through. This is common for larger things or curvy things, resulting in lighter weight, stronger, and more choice of shapes to suit the application. The pins are universal. But since there's no ground sheets to hold the cabana together, they use 4 poles flat on the ground instead, resulting in more pins. Really the shower bag in the picture is misleading. The poles are very light and flexible so it can't hold anything heavy. But if you can find one that can hold a 5 gallon bag, I probably don't want to carry the weight. Another misleading figure is the girl, who is actually very tall. There's a lot of headroom standing in there, and if you have to, you can put two loos in there close. Thanks to the standard poles in loop design, the shape is rather good, unlike some box like designs. If it's partially hidden, others may mistaken it as a big tall tent. No ground sheet is the only choice. You don't want to stand in mud or dirt, but it's worse when mud and dirt come into the cabana with a ground sheet. For this reason we only go into the tent for sleeping. I used to have a beach cabana for changing but this one is better. There's enough space even with the loo inside. There are two windows, not just air vents. If you sit down inside you can watch the scenery around you, and if anyone is approaching. Of course you can close it. There are two air vents on the sides near the bottom of the cabana. Incidentally, it's the same design as my huge canopy that can cover a standard picnic table with space to run around. This one isn't any harder than a standard tent. I set everything up by myself only. But indeed you need a little more muscle to bend the roof poles. Perhaps it's a lot more challenging to erect a small but tall shape than a dome tent. I don't always nail tents to the ground at the 4 corners, but this one is a must because of the small and tall shape. So bring a hammer if you must. Supplied ropes are not necessary to reinforce the cabana. If you are inside, you can support it at high winds; if you are not in, it doesn't matter. But I use one rope to reinforce one pole at the door. Since the zipper goes sideway near the top, with the pole reinforced, I can close the door easily with one hand. Once erected, the shape is almost perfect as seen, except for a slight twist at one of the poles. The pole itself is perfectly straight, and everything seemed square, but again it's hard to maintain a perfect shape of this nature. The slight imperfection doesn't bother me a bit, it doesn't worth extra $10 to $100 to go for other designs. There's a tiny plastic ring at the roof for you to attach your own gadgets, and a small net on the side to hold bits and pieces. This minimal design is alright as you can't please everybody. I would put a hook at the roof to hang a lantern, and a rack to hold clothes while changing.
32 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Cabana Shelter,
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