Tenda da doccia KingCamp Tende da doccia per esterni oversize per camerino da campeggio Riparo portatile Spogliatoio Doccia Riparo per la privacy Tenda da doccia singola/doppia NERO/GRIGIO

Name: Tenda da doccia KingCamp Tende da doccia per esterni oversize per camerino da campeggio Riparo portatile Spogliatoio Doccia Riparo per la privacy Tenda da doccia singola/doppia NERO/GRIGIO
Brand: KingCamp
SKU: 6927194791290
Price: 211.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:KingCamp

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211.20

⛺ 【Tenda per la privacy versatile】 La tenda per doccia KingCamp è l'ideale per l'esterno. Può essere utilizzato come tenda da doccia, fasciatoio, tenda da bagno per la privacy, campeggio per famiglie, viaggi in camper, must have per interni ed esterni. 💪 【Forte e robusto】 Con un tessuto oxford rivestito in PU impermeabile da 1000 mm e una struttura robusta, questa tenda da doccia è progettata per un uso a lungo termine. I pavimenti in mesh e PE ti mantengono pulito e migliorano le perdite d'acqua durante la doccia. 👍 【PROTEZIONE DELLA PRIVACY】 Questa tenda per la privacy è opaca. Con un panno Oxford 150D argentato, questa tenda fasciatoio protegge davvero la tua privacy. Blocca anche il 98% della luce solare per evitare scottature. 🎒 【Dimensioni portatili】 Le dimensioni extra large (66 X 66 X 85 pollici) sono perfette per il campeggio all'aperto. La dimensione della confezione è 23,6 X 6,5 X 6,5 pollici, salvaspazio, facile da trasportare e spostare. Peso solo 12,5 libbre. Capacità di carico massima borsa da doccia 3,9 galloni / 33,07 libbre. 🥰 【Installazione semplice】 La tenda da doccia da campeggio KingCamp è facile da montare con 4 pali in lega di alluminio, 5 pali in fibra di vetro, 4 tiranti, 10 pioli. Prova a riparare la tenda con tiranti e picchetti per renderla più forte. Importato. Alluminio, fibra di vetro.

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Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Campeggio ed escursionismo, Tende e rifugi, Rifugi da campeggio, Rifugi per la privacy,

Age Range (Description)	‎Adult
Base Material	‎Aluminum alloy
Brand	KingCamp
Brand	‎KingCamp
Brand Name	‎KingCamp
Closure Type	‎Clips,Rope,Snap
Color	BLACK/GREY
Color	‎BLACK/GREY
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 316 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Design	Camping Tent
Design	‎Camping Tent
Fabric Type	‎Aluminum,Fiberglass
Included Components	‎4 x Guy Lines, 1 x Rainfly, 8 x Pegs, 1 X Tent, 1 X Carry Bag, 6 x Poles
Installation Type	‎Free Standing
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎66 x 66 x 85 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎24.25 x 9 x 7.25 inches
Manufacturer	‎KingCamp
Material	Oxford
Material	‎Oxford
Model Name	‎KT2002_BLACK/GREY
Number of Doors	‎1
Occupancy	2 Person
Occupancy	‎2 Person
Package Weight	‎5.58 Kilograms
Part Number	‎KT2002_BLACK/GREY
Pole Material Type	‎Aluminum
Product Care Instructions	‎Hand Wash
Product Dimensions	66"L x 66"W x 85"H
Product Dimensions	‎66"L x 66"W x 85"H
Recommended Uses For Product	Travelling, Beach, Outhouse, Camping & Hiking, Showering, Car Camping, Fishing
Recommended Uses For Product	‎Travelling, Beach, Outhouse, Camping & Hiking, Showering, Car Camping, Fishing
Seasons	2 Season
Seasons	‎2 Season
Size	‎One Size
Special Feature	Portable, Waterproof
Special Feature	‎Portable, Waterproof
Sport Type	Camping & Hiking, Fishing, Outdoor Lifestyle
Sport Type	‎Camping & Hiking, Fishing, Outdoor Lifestyle
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎1 year manufacturer
Water Resistance Technology	‎1000 mm

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Scritto da: Petal Power

Spacious tent for dedicated shower, soaking tub, can even sleep in it if you are petite!

This tent is pretty easy to set up, but it is tall, so you need space. My suggestion is that first you assemble the cross braces that go on the top. Then you add the long legs which go on each of the four corners. The directions say to add the legs first and then do the cross braces, but I found it easier the other way. The floor of the tent has mesh going around all 4 edges, allowing the water from your shower to flow out very nicely. At my campsite, I kept a broom next to the shower tent so I could easily swoosh all the extra water and dirt or mud etc. out of the tent (through the mesh at the sides). At home in my backyard, when I was first setting up the tent to try it out, I liked it so much, I slept in it the first couple of nights. I am only 5’1”, and I fit perfectly, sleeping diagonally in it. The only thing I thought would be nice as an improvement would be if the big doorway had a mesh to go over it so when I’m sleeping there, I can keep the mosquitoes out but still enjoy the view in the backyard. I bought some mesh netting and some Velcro. I think I will have to hot glue down the Velcro to the mesh to get it to stick. Will update you if that ever works out. Also, the screen windows are nice, but obviously even someone as short as I am, cannot have those windows open while showering, for privacy. One of the screen windows has a mesh that opens, which is very handy for feeding a hose or electrical cord in for heating up the water, etc. The other screen window, the one to the right of the front door, has a mesh which does not open. Would have been nice if they had made both of the mesh windows able to open. The way the zippers are on the front door, it’s pretty good because it’s just one zipper on the bottom edge of the front door and another zipper on the right edge going up. So there is a part in the corner there, where you can feed cords or hose in, at the floor level, going in through the door, and still have the door closed up with the 2 zippers. I didn’t get a picture of this exactly, but I have a Japanese style soaking tub, which is about 30 inches in diameter. I found that I was able to put the soaking tub in one corner of this tent and still have space to hang my shower in the other corner. Thus,, I would be able to shower in one corner of the tent and then get into my hot tub. It’s really nice that this tent is spacious enough for that. In the end, at the campsite, it worked out better for me to put the soaking tub in my main tent, where I sleep, as that was quite large and had space for the soaking tub. At the campsite, I just used the shower tent for showering only. Now that I got back from the camping trip, I’m researching ways to add a little sink to the shower tent. I think they would be space for me to use one of those plastic tubs with a drain and support it with some PVC pipe as a frame. Then I can something up where I can use the hot water from the shower for a small camping sink. I think everything would fit in this little shower tent perfectly. I didn’t typically use the rain fly because we weren’t having rain, and I like to have the view of the sky and the stars above. But I did set up the rain fly one time and it works fine. I did need to use a stepstool to be able to reach it.

Scritto da: Darth Hoff

It's easy to unfold, but takes a time or four to put it back together

It was a little humpty dumpty going on the first few times getting this thing back together, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. I love that it folds up flat and thin and can get thrown in the car or put in storage without taking much space. It's great for changing clothes, using as a toilet room, and as a shower room. The rain fly leaves a little to be desired as it keeps trying to fly off, but bring an extra gear tie or zip tie and prob solved

Scritto da: RedfreakUA

Great pop-up multi-tent. Works nicely for restroom or changing space.

This multi-tent worked out great for our first outing. The lightweight fairly compact package was easy to store in our gear boat on a kayak camping trip. Set up was simple and it stayed in place nicely in moderate winds with just the 4 ground stakes. The inside was roomier than others I've used and the floor mat came in handy to provide a dry changing surface on damp ground. We folded the floor mat in half and placed the toilet in the other side with room to spare. The mesh pouches are handy to hold hand sanitizer and the window helps to let in a breeze. The open top with removable rain cover was nice to allow air in during the day. Curious to see how it will hold up in a downpour. The tent appears well constructed with clean stitching and the zipper worked nicely. Only thing I wish it had was a place to hang the tp. Not a deal breaker in my opinion. It was a little tricky to fold up, but the pictorial directions on the bag were helpful. With practice it shouldn't be too difficult.

Scritto da: Rachel

Not really that hard to fold up, very handy... but it's a fair-weather friend

I used this as a make-shift port-o-potty along with a bucket toilet. It's easy to set up and put away, even for this five foot tall shorty. To put it away, you just fold it in half lengthwise and twist one of the bottom corners. I really don't get why other reviews were saying this is so hard. Fits back into the bag snugly. It's a bit heavier than I expected, but quite portable. The only gripe I have is that the detachable floor affixes with velcro at the sides, which leaves the corners floppy. I would have preferred if the velcro was at the corners. I might add that myself. In any case, it served its purpose. The pockets are handy for storing your phone, hand sanitizer, or other bits and bobbles. Not quite big enough for a full-sized roll of toilet paper, but close. I used the guy lines to secure it and it was sturdy, although we didn't have strong winds. Edit 7/5/20: One of the wires must have gotten twisted the wrong way because it's suddenly a struggle to fold the tent back up. Gotta figure out how to fix that. Otherwise it's held up well. Edit 6/11/21: Decreasing my rating to 3-stars because the rainfly on this tent is useless. Water pools up in the rainfly and then drips on you. I tried waterproofing it, but that only helped a little bit. In a storm, the tent collapsed under the weight of the water in the rainfly. I had to just take it off and use an umbrella when I was inside to use the bathroom without getting soaked. I have since switched to a tent with stiff poles. It's heavier and much more difficult to set up, but at least I don't get drenched when it rains.

Scritto da: Juliea777

Rocket Science Folding Needed

I am excited to use this on our upcoming trip. We popped it open as soon as we got it to test it out. Super big and I do like that. BUT when it was time to collapse it we had to watch a few different videos to find one that worked for us. We finally found a technique that worked for us.. Believe me, they make it look super easy and it is once you learn how to do it. I also like that the flap zipper is made to open like a door and not one you have to roll up and secure. Seems like I recall seeing a strap inside to hold the flap open when needed. (don't quote me on that part but I'm pretty sure I commented on it to my husband as it being a plus)

Scritto da: AmaShopper

Awesome!

This privacy tent is amazing! Take it out of the bag and BAM!, instant privacy tent in one second! I had another privacy tent that although much stronger, took so much work to set up and put away. So I got rid of that one and bought this. There are simply no issues setting up this tent. It serves the purpose for me, either as a portable toilet tent or a shower tent. The biggest challenge was getting this thing back into the bag. The good thing is that the instructions are sewn right into the seam of the tent. The bad thing is the way the illustrations (with some strange looking alien cartoon creature) try to show you how to fold the tent back into a circular shape. At first, I tried for over 20 minutes then gave up. Then I tried again and gave up. Then the next day I tried again and got it in a minute. So the lesson here, is practice putting this thing away several times so you are ready at your campsite. There are videos online by individuals that show the putting away process. But as I said, the tent is excellent and at the time of purchase, it was the cheapest tent of its kind on Amazon.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer Toronto

Not the best quality

I like the idea that this has a floor and for the price, that's decent; however, there were many holes along the stitched seems and there was a missing anchor at the bottom. I kept the tent because it was discounted and Amazon further discounted it if I kept it with the defect. It will serve its purpose, but the quality is questionable.

Scritto da: Carlos Miguel

Recomendado

Lo compré principalmente para cuando mi mujer ocupa ir al baño y andamos en ruta off-road y para el primer uso está perfecto tiene sus ganchos para agerrarse ala tierra y sus bolsas para cuando es en arena tiene una lona pequeña para tapar la parte de arriba por si está lloviendo y ese punto es el por qué le quito una estrella y es que es un poco complicado ponerla pero de hay en más la funda que trae pra guardar esta bien y el espacio perfecto

Scritto da: Tim

Tear at top

We just received this and opened this up and at the very top of the roof opening the material at the seam is split and thinned out like it’s been pulled to tight. Should we return the item for replacement or will it be ok like that. We have a month to return it soon will await your advice

Scritto da: Terry Dillon

VERY difficult to fold back up

This does not fold as easily as stated. It is very difficult for one person to fold back up, as the metal is quite strong and is not cooperative at all.