Lumaland Outdoor Pop Up Shower Tent Dressing Tent Privacy Toilet Tent Standing Height 2.05 m Changing Tent Shelter Sunshade Camping 155x155x220 cm

Very well made product. As you can see I have turned the shower/toilet to another use. As a smoker, I am required to step outside to endure the weather. Which normally means, getting cold and wet, with a little time an effort, I have made my own personal annex. Close enough to connect to WiFi, I can happily sit and watch a video app with a similar name to wetflix. Therefore, while "she who must be obeyed" watches. I can sit happily in my annex, regardless of the weather, with a mug of tea and comfy chair. Not the original purpose of the tent I know, but hey "adapt, improvise and overcome ⛺😛.I am yet to see how it fares in the rain, but giving this is the UK, it shouldn't be long before it undergoes the ultimate challenge.

Bought and immediately erected in my garden a couple of days ago. Once the way of putting it up is found it is extremely easy to do (as is getting it down); it virtually does it itself with the exo-skeletal pole system. It’s important to get the pegs into the corner holes at the base of the poles asap if it’s windy (fairly basic thing anyway!). The pegs are ok but I’ll probably use sturdier ones such as I use for my main awning tent in the future. Four guy ropes; again if windy I might supplement them with sturdy ones which I have for the main tent. Once up you discover it’s bigger than most “toilet tents”. It’ll easily accommodate the loo plus extra space for storage. The floor is net, but I guess it would be easy enough to incorporate a small groundsheet. There’s a net window (with blind) and various places to hang stuff. Also handy storage pockets for loo roll etc. There’s an additional little net supplied which goes just below the ceiling; I read in another review it’s there to catch insects. A pole is also supplied that fixes outside the window to hang towels, etc; bit flimsy but could be useful. This little tent has been in my garden the past couple of days or so. It has seen a change from warm sunny calm weather to howling autumnal gales with lashings of rain. It moves about a bit in the high wind, but has resolutely stayed up. As with any tent, in these fairly extreme conditions extra guys can be attached. It has stayed dry inside except near the window; this is only a net one and doesn’t benefit from a plastic cover. (As it’s prime purpose is as a loo tent - this ventilation might prove very worthwhile…). Given the rain was driving in on that side I was impressed there were only a few drops inside. We also did a nighttime test; suffice it to say I’ll be happy to use it with a light inside as no discernible shadows (such as Rodin’s “The Thinker”) could be seen on the wall. I’m happy to award 5 stars for this and can’t wait to use it on our adventures.

Well sometimes God smiles upon you! This is an amazing product. Felt a little daunted when I took it out of the bag and found the instructions to be in German, with little pictograms. Unwrapped various bits of mesh and something that appeared to resemble a toddlers travel cot, which filled my heart with dread having been totally unsuccessful in erecting the one my daughter has. However I opened it out, as per picture, pulled the two cords on the top, as per picture and lol and behold a tent emerged fully formed......well I then had to pull the legs down to raise her to her full glory. It honestly took all of ten minutes to suss out the parts and to pop it up in my lounge! It is much bigger than I expected and is big enough to serve a multitude of purposes outside my campervan. The floor supplied is mesh, that you hook into the bottom corners after you've popped the tent up, perfect for showering and it's no hardship to put something else on the floor too if you want to use it as a shelter to sit in or use as a two person dining room!. All in all I am very pleased with this product. It feels solid and well made, takes no longer to put up than one of those flimsy pop up cabins but it is heavier, at around 5kg.I'm taking it to the lake District next week so I will update upon my return..

Arrived with no time issue and initially erected it in living room. The frame seems a good idea and believe it's possible to erect and dismantle quickly. My only concern was there is a two piece bar that goes between two eyelets on the window side which I received. On the opposite side to the window there are another two eyelets but no bar, and I am waiting to hear from the sender if this should be the case.Following day erected in the garden with a stiff breeze and was impressed with how well it handled it.Now the down side. These are quite pricey so there were two things I wanted, sturdiness and waterproof. Sturdiness I was quite happy with but the window has mesh with a waterproof roll up curtain on the inside. I sprayed it with a hose pipe and of course it can penetrate the mesh, go down the back of the curtain and then down the inside of the cubicle. I believe this to be a design flaw. The window should either be plastic or have a second curtain on the outside. I appreciate there may only be certain conditions where this may be a serious problem, ie wind direction. I am now in two minds whether I want to keep the item.

Well. I don't write many review as most items are as expected. But this was different in many ways. Yes. It is very expensive compared to the cheap pop up types and the instructions are in German. But just look at the picture instructions. First time we put it up took about 3 minutes. This involved attaching the floor mesh in the corners. Attaching the mesh sky liner in the top. And cliping in the towel rail. Leaving both floor and roof mesh in place but taking off the towel rain took about 2 and a half minutes to pack back away. Fantastic well made product. So. We did a time trial. To put up straight from the bag (with floor and roof mesh already attached from before) took 35 seconds (not pegging it down with guide ropes) and to take down and repack into bag. 55 seconds. It works on the same principle as an old Kayam tent I once had. Well worth the money. Toilet and shower tent sorted.