5' x 8' Tent

Yo_EGGcellency · September 2017

Just bought one of these tents for cooks on rainy days. Don't know if it's asking for trouble or not - meaning hot exhaust rising to the top on a windless day. Don't know if it's necessary, but thinking of spraying the underside with a fire retardant spray. Anyone using anything similar?

maso · September 2017

I doubt you'll have a problem unless you're going to blue flames out the top. Normal use doesn't generate that much heat once you go over a foot above the top vent. I think I've tried it at 550-600 and didn't feel much heat at all

Lit · September 2017

You are fine I have cooked under pop up canopies many times

caliking · September 2017

You probably thought of this already, but the the legs probably need to be anchored in some way. The heat probably wont be an issue.

ewyllins · September 2017

Been using it for a year and as long as its not coming in side ways it works gteat. Mine is screwed into the deck. During the Irma I removed the roof.

six_egg · September 2017

I have had my large under one for over a year. I need to take a picture. In the center there in a bird's nest. I would say if there was a heat problem birds would not build there. The birds did get a little up set when I was cooking after the babies hatched but they got over it.

Yo_EGGcellency · September 2017

Thanks, I appreciate all of your input - looking forward to my first cook during a downpour.

THEBuckeye · September 2017

Nice staging!

BRIANMURPHY · September 2017

i use offset umbrella 10 foot diameter, less than $100 if you look around, only open when it's raining or snowing

Will · September 2017

You've made a terrible mistake! My patio umbrella evolved to a pop up tent to a 12 x 12 frame grill shed to having a storage room for grill accessories and a sitting deck that I'm expanding now. Advice: go ahead make it permanant add water and electricity and a place to entertain! You won't be sorry.

5' x 8' Tent

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