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Perfect Gift-Kids-College Student-Privacy Pop Bed Tent
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The Privacy Pop Up Bed Tent is a great idea for those who share a bedroom, or even a dorm when they want some privacy.
Sometimes it is difficult to convince a child that they cannot camp out in the backyard because of weather, etc. However, this pop up tent will allow them to sleep in a tent, while indoors, using their own bed. This is a nice compromise.
Sometimes it is difficult to convince a child that they cannot camp out in the backyard because of weather, etc. However, this pop up tent will allow them to sleep in a tent, while indoors, using their own bed. This is a nice compromise.
Pros of Privacy Pop Up Bed Tent
The tent does not interfere with the changing of bed linens. If your kids don’t make up their bed, simply zip the tent shut so nobody sees the unmade bed.
Various sizes for twin, full and queen size beds, as well as bunk beds.
Mesh and zip window sides offer ventilation and light when needed. Double-sided zippers.
Folds up easily and has a carrying case so you can take along with you.
Electronic port opening to access cell phone or laptop cords.-Water repellent material.
Various sizes for twin, full and queen size beds, as well as bunk beds.
Mesh and zip window sides offer ventilation and light when needed. Double-sided zippers.
Folds up easily and has a carrying case so you can take along with you.
Electronic port opening to access cell phone or laptop cords.-Water repellent material.
Measurements
The pop up tent comes in a variety of sizes for different size beds. The bed and frame is not included.
Full: 53'' H x 55'' W x 78'' D 6
Twin: 47'' H x 39'' W x 78'' D
Twin Bunk: 31'' H x 39'' W x 78'' D
Twin Extra Long: 47'' H x 39'' W x 80'' D
Full Bunk: 39'' H x 55'' W x 78'' D
Full: 53'' H x 55'' W x 78'' D 6
Twin: 47'' H x 39'' W x 78'' D
Twin Bunk: 31'' H x 39'' W x 78'' D
Twin Extra Long: 47'' H x 39'' W x 80'' D
Full Bunk: 39'' H x 55'' W x 78'' D
User Comments
: It has to have a mattress inside it, but you can put a futon or a foam mattress in and have it on top of a bed. My son's sits on top of his twin bed's original mattress and has a foam mattress inside. If you want to keep it from moving around with no frame, it would best up against a wall on one side.
