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My son has autism. He has been wanting a bed tent for some time now. This tent was super easy to install, it fits his twin bed perfectly, and i love how sleek it looks put together. I love how the tent can be completely closed, partially closed, screens only zipped, completely open with the buttons to hold up the sides. It’s so versatile, definitely worth every penny. I wasn’t expecting the edges to be so round so i did have to move my sons bed out from the wall about 4 inches.

My son has trouble sleeping and this tent has made a HUGE difference. He sleeps significantly better since adding it to his bed. He said it helps him feel safe and it blocks out any lights. Very easy to install!

You do need to put the mattress inside the tent for it to be its most sturdy. I can’t figure out how to close it all the way back to fit inside the bag either. But the kids LOVED the tents. Would be great for sleepovers with an air mattress also. Or other sleeping mat.

This tent is a great place to go to shut out the world if you get overwhelmed. Fits perfectly on my bed with the mattress inside. My stress has dropped since I began sleeping inside. When it's all zipped up, it feels so private, but you can see out a little bit - you could see if another person was in the room, for example. You can't see inside the tent unless there's a light on inside. This tent is very customizable to your comfort. I zip the flaps on the sides, but I keep them open on the bottom for air circulation and to allow my cats to get in and out of bed. I usually keep the front and back zipped up, but both have mesh on the top half, so you can keep the tent entirely zipped up and dark, or you can unzip the part in front of the mesh and let in some air/light. It's VERY sturdy, as evidenced by my cats occasionally deciding to climb it. I'm a very active sleeper, so the tent shifts around on top of my box spring, but that happened with my mattress before I had the tent, just not as much. One star off because of a few missing zipper pulls. One photo shows one flap, where the zipper pulls on both the inside and the outside; the other photo shows the missing inner zipper pull on the other flap. It's annoying, but I wasn't going to pack the whole thing up and ship it back just to maybe get another tent with the same (or worse) manufacturing defects.

I'd lost power during a recent arctic blast. High winds, accumulating ice, blowing snow, and temperatures that dipped down into the single digits. Living in a heavily wooded area, this is a recipe for falling tree limbs, and power outages. It's a scenario I experience nearly every Winter, but this time I was prepared. After setting this bed tent up, I tossed in some blankets, snacks, battery-powered lights and visual entertainment and prepared for the worst. Sure enough, the house went dark and the temperature in my bedroom began to plummet. Meanwhile, I was cozy and warm inside my little bed tent nest until the power came back on a few days later. I even found the whole experience to be kind of fun. It sets up pretty easy. I didn't try to stick the mattress inside due to it being a queen-size pillow-top, but rather set it atop the mattress and lined the bottom with a few thick comforters. The access doors on either side are huge which would make it pretty easy to stick a mattress in there should you choose to do so. The windows at the head and foot are a great size, mesh window screens are a nice addition. All the zippers are smooth and easy to use. I really like the interior pockets as well. The only thing I don't care for is the toggle and loop system intended for keeping the side flaps open. I found it difficult to undo them. Maybe if the loops were made of a different material, ,like paracord, they'd be easier to undo. I ended up rolling up the flaps and pinching them in place with some folder clips and that worked out great. So whether you're buying this for your kids to use as a play fort, wanting to simulate a camping experience at home, want a little privacy in a shared-room situation, you're a day-sleeper who wants to block out the light, or you are preparing for cold weather, like I was, this is a great and fun way to do all of those things.

If you find yourself exiled in your own home and you yourself sleeping on a couch designed for smaller people, or on the floor, this makes a great bedroom behind the couch! Pair it with a high quality camping cot and bingo - better sleep!

After about 8 uses the frame broke on this. It is too rigid to consider this a folding bed tent. I contacted the manufacturer, they requested pictures and an order number claiming they could not find the order. I sent all of that information to them and cannot get a response back. I call the number given for them but it just says send an email, which I guess again will be ignored. I had to give one star just to post this message. I will update if they ever get back with me.

So, I know in the reviews everyone says its not easy to fold down.... it took me less than 5 minutes to do it, I watched the video that was on the product page and from there it was easy. Also, a lot of reviews said there was no way to open the 2 sides and have them stay up, but the tent i received had 2 small button straps to roll the sides up to secure them in place. I really enjoyed this to have a private peaceful sleep. The comments saying it doesn't completely block out light are true, its about 80%. I was very impressed with this tent and would recommend for privacy. I set-up and took a queen sized tent by myself, without the help of a second person. Quick tips: When pulling the 2 sides together make sure the zippers have a hole for air to escape, pull together so the ends of the tent are facing away from each other. Once you have one large circle, push the center of it down towards the ground, until it twists into a figure 8. Pick it up and bring the smaller circles together. Hold it tight and grab the strap and tie it down. This is coming from a 5'5" women with no help to take it down. Hope this helps those that may be struggling.

Easy set up other than sliding the mattress in. It can be done with one person but you’ll want a second pair of hands to help. If you have a small room it might be a challenge. Zippers are well made, a couple months of use and they’re all still working. I’m quite disappointed in the fabric quality especially considering the price of this item. It hasn’t ripped or torn but isn’t totally opaque.

My asd kiddo was sleeping in wardrobes, under tables, beds until we finally bought this gem. She LOVES IT and I highly recommend it for anyone else finding there kids doing similar things. Personally I find it a bit hot sleeping in it but this doesn’t bother her at all. I also find it a bit hard to make but still worth it.

My son is very happy with his bed tent. Very true on the measurements

My son loved his bed tent! He sleeps really well in it.

Easy to assemble. A bit of a fur magnet if you have pets. Kids love it.