Portable Paint Booth 10 x 7 x 6 ft Extra Large Spray Paint Tent Kit

So far, I love it, it's exactly as described. Actually, it's huge & ginormous. Larger than I thought. Lightweight, basically a tent with a screened side that zips shut. By chance, I was wondering if a large tent would work for an occasional paint booth, then I found this. The sides are sloped like a tent, but you don't seem to lose much headroom.Functionality: I'm very happy. Used on my latest project which came out 100% dust/bug/pollen-free and ready to shine to a mirror auto-quality finish. I did not blow air in with a fan, but there is a small window where you can blow air in with a box-fan. The screen unzips, walk-in, then zip back up. The bottom of the screen door does not close, which inside use should be fine, but outdoor use could let in pollen, dust, or bugs. I could imagine this beast will be unruly on a windy or rainy day. Good ventilation for a nice dry.Durability: Same as an average tent, though I think this booth might have slightly thicker material than a tent. It feels thicker, but basically the same stuff. Standard tent zippers. They'll probably jump track after a few uses, but it's a paint booth and easy enough to repair.Size: Takes up about 1/4 of my 2 car garage. I am able to fit a 6 ft folding table inside and have plenty of room to clean and paint. I love it. At 5'10", I can stand no problem. I can even use the table to push one side out and get even more headroom.Setup/Takedown: About the same as a regular tent, maybe a little trickier because it's larger. Not crazy tough, setup in about 20 minutes without reading the instructions. Takedown would probably be about the same. Will it squeeze back into the bag? Probably not. Not a big deal though.Overall, this is a great product and a great solution for DIY painters. Plenty of room, great functionality, and budget friendly.

I purchased the 10x10x7 tent for $48, and it was an absolute steal for the price. It’s very easy to set up — literally just two poles, so assembly is quick and straightforward. The dresser in the pic was 55 inches long.The only thing I didn’t love was how the poles connect at the bottom where they attach to the tent. There isn’t much to really secure them in place; they essentially just sit there, relying on the downward pressure against the ground to stay put. I was using mine on a wood floor rather than grass, so I personally didn’t feel comfortable relying on that alone. I ended up buying clips and screw-in hooks to secure it, which worked perfectly for my setup. If you’re using it on grass, the included long ground stakes should work just fine.One thing I would definitely recommend is taking it down when not in use. I left mine up overnight during a Texas windstorm, and honestly no tent would have fully survived that. To be fair, this one held up surprisingly well — the only issue was that the elastic inside one of the poles snapped.I reached out to customer service, and they were incredibly kind and offered to send a full replacement. Their customer service is amazing, and that really says a lot about the company.Overall, this is a great tent at an excellent price, and I highly recommend it.

Wish I had known these existed before I built a hermetically sealed room in my garage with visqueen LOL. Needed to finish a massive spray painting project and it was freezing out so built a studio in my garauge with Zipwall poles which worked fine but this is SO much more convenient. 15 minute set up, compact storage when broken down with convenient storage bag. Thoughtful design with screen to protect your drying projects and tall enough to stand up in side without bending over.! I'm 5'8" ish for reference. Pics below. Giving 4 stars because of the closure design on the screen drop. The Velcro used to secure it to the tent is placed on the screen when there is a perfectly sturdy border right next to it. If you pull on the screen to open it without grabbing directly on the velcro strip it will tear the screen as you'll see below. luckily it only happened to one of the strips so the screen wasn't ruined but definitely would have designed it with the securing strips adhered or sewn onto the white border instead of directly on the screen. otherwise it's brilliant.

I really like this paint tent for spray painting projects. It keeps bugs and debris from ruining your paint job. It's a little tricky to set up, but once I did, I understand how it works for the next time. There are poles that connect with elastic type string in between the joints, so it doesn't fall apart. I keptine up for awhile because I had a lot of projects. It rained and got really wet because of the screen. That was my fault. Overall, worth it for a lot of painting and decent size.

This thing is bigger than expected. I wanted something bigger for my projects and this does not disappoint. Has a hook to hang things in the center and a vent hole in the back.

I ordered this to paint some cabinets with a sprayer I also ordered from Amazon. Since it is winter and temps are too cold to paint outside, it saved my laundry room floor from being destroyed. It is very large so make sure you have the room to accommodate it. It is somewhat confusing to put together as the instructions are not super clear. Once you do get it together it is sturdy. It is a good value for the money.

This is basically a cheap tent with a wide opening/screened front. Serves its' purpose. Zipper ran off the track on the first use; no zipper stops.

Works great took a minute to set up the first time

It’s ok, but the Velcro that helps closing the net it’s only in some areas which creates some gaps in the floor area and tiny ones on the sides where dust can get in. But you can just have something heavy to press it down or tape them.

Tente utilisait pour du sable.Super utile, un peu basse pour une personne comme moi qui fait 1m83 mais on baisse la tête.Sinon l espace est suffisant, la tente bien conçue et je la trouve robuste.Restait sous la pluie elle n'a pas bougé par contre la bache du fond est bien étanche l eau reste.

Ho acquistato questa tenda VEVOR per riverniciare a spruzzo diversi mobili da esterno e alcuni elementi dell'arredo da giardino e devo dire che si è rivelata un acquisto davvero azzeccato.La struttura è leggera ma allo stesso tempo stabile, si monta e si richiude con facilità e permette di creare rapidamente una zona di lavoro dedicata senza dover preparare ogni volta teli e protezioni in tutto il giardino. Le dimensioni sono molto generose e consentono di lavorare comodamente anche su mobili di una certa grandezza, mantenendo libertà di movimento durante la verniciatura.Ho apprezzato particolarmente il tessuto che aiuta a contenere l'overspray, evitando che la vernice si disperda nell'ambiente circostante o si depositi su altre superfici. Questo aspetto è stato fondamentale durante la verniciatura di tavoli, sedie e mobili da esterno.Molto utile anche la finestra di ventilazione, che favorisce il ricambio d'aria e rende più confortevole il lavoro durante sessioni di verniciatura prolungate. Inoltre protegge i pezzi appena verniciati da polvere, foglie, insetti e altre impurità che potrebbero compromettere la finitura.Per chi, come me, utilizza una pistola a spruzzo per lavori fai-da-te, questa tenda rappresenta un ottimo compromesso tra praticità, qualità e costo. Ha reso il lavoro più ordinato, veloce e soprattutto ha contribuito a ottenere risultati molto più puliti e professionali.Assolutamente consigliata a chi deve verniciare mobili, infissi, arredi da giardino o qualsiasi altro manufatto con verniciatura a spruzzo. Un accessorio che fa davvero la differenza.

Gut verarbeitet. Groß und stabil. Aber nicht fürs lackieren mit Dose oder lackierpistole geeignet, das Netz ist viel zu grob. Und lässt auch viel Staub durch und sammelt Staub. Ohne ist meine lackierung sauberer.

Super Artikel jedoch unbedingt zu zweit aufstellen. Alleine in Garten auch bei leichten Wind fast unmöglich.