- Fits 2 Adult sized bikes - approx 200cm long x 167cm high x 80cm Deep
- Weatherproof, Durable fabric
- Detachable Front panel
- Easy to Assemble
- Rear access flap for optional security bracket
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Product Description
Tidy Tent in Green with Cream Front panel
Ideal for any garden storage
Fits 2 Adult sized bikes - approx 200cm long x 167cm high x 80cm Deep
Weatherproof, Durable fabric
Detachable Front panel
Easy to Assemble
Portable
Multifunctional and versatile
Rear access flap for optional security bracket
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I've had this tent for a couple of months and it is not showing any signs of wear yet. I cannot speak for how it will manage through the winter though.
It is designed to be fastened to a wall. If you need the tent to be free standing then I found that B&Q's cheap paving slabs are just the right size to cover the floor (you'll need ten slabs). There is a flap at the rear of the tent that is intended for securing a bracket however I found this very useful as a way of fastening a security chain to my cycle and to a fence outside. Be aware that these slabs, the chain and padlock cost me more than the tent did. This was still a lot cheaper than buying and installing a secure garden shed.
One other thing - the tent didn't come with an ivory front but a green one. This was of no consequence to me but I'd advise you to check if you want a particular colour.
EDIT: The tent failed twice. The first time I got a replacement but the second time I replaced it with a wooden shed. This has been far more serviceable and hasn't cost me a lot more than the tent plus all its bits.
It is designed to be fastened to a wall. If you need the tent to be free standing then I found that B&Q's cheap paving slabs are just the right size to cover the floor (you'll need ten slabs). There is a flap at the rear of the tent that is intended for securing a bracket however I found this very useful as a way of fastening a security chain to my cycle and to a fence outside. Be aware that these slabs, the chain and padlock cost me more than the tent did. This was still a lot cheaper than buying and installing a secure garden shed.
One other thing - the tent didn't come with an ivory front but a green one. This was of no consequence to me but I'd advise you to check if you want a particular colour.
EDIT: The tent failed twice. The first time I got a replacement but the second time I replaced it with a wooden shed. This has been far more serviceable and hasn't cost me a lot more than the tent plus all its bits.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Delivered on time and took about 10 minutes to put up on my own. Is sturdy and spacious. In fact I have 1 adult and 3 child bikes in it. We've had a storm since as well and it remained waterproof. Agree it is best to put some ballast in the bottom.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
I bought the tidy tent so I could store my bikes outside. I've had the tent for over a month and it's really great and quite simple to setup. I was a little concerned that maybe the zippers may cause some issues but I've been careful with it and I don't see it being an issue in the future. The tent looks "tidy" and it easily stores two bicycles plus a few other items such as pump, helmets, and basket. It does a good job of keeping the bike dry in the rain. For instance this morning, as it had rained over night I found the tent covered with rain drops but the bikes were nice and dry! Good buy, and decent price! Far cheaper and hastle free then buying a shed!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Wrong colour!
Happy with what I received, even though I got the green-front version, despite ordering the ivory one (the receipt even said ivory!). Concentrate please!!
Published 3 months ago by SteveBex
What's the point??
This is the most useless piece of junk I bought in a loooong time... What's the point of this thing anyway?? Read more
Published 5 months ago by CRT
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