CAMPROS 3 Person Dome Tent with Rainfly Waterproof 7 x 7 ft 47in H
A 7 x 7 ft dome shelter with 47 in centre height, waterproof 185T polyester fly and floor, fibreglass-reinforced polymer poles, mesh pockets and a lantern hook.
- TypePatio Covers
- MaterialPlastic
- Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
- Weight2.94 kilograms
- Spacious 7 x 7 ft floor fits three adults
- Waterproof coating with sealed seams blocks rain
- Two people pitch it in five minutes
- Mesh roof and doors maximise airflow
- Gear loft and mesh pockets organise essentials
Spacious 3-Person Dome Tent
This CAMPROS dome tent provides a 7 x 7 ft floor area with 47in center height, fitting up to three adults. The 185T polyester canopy and fly pair with a durable P.E. sheet floor for reliable shelter. Fiber-reinforced polymer poles support the freestanding structure.
Weather Protection and Ventilation
Sealed seams and a waterproof strip on the rainfly deliver water-resistant performance in wet conditions. Mesh panels across the dome top and doors promote airflow while keeping insects out. The design balances coverage and breathability for comfortable nights.
Packable Design With Internal Storage
The tent packs down to 17.3 x 6.5 x 6.5in at 6.83 kg for transport in the included carry bag. Inside, a gear loft with a lantern hook and mesh pockets organize small items. Setup requires two people and takes roughly five minutes.
Highlights
- Spacious 7 x 7 ft floor fits three adults
- Waterproof coating with sealed seams blocks rain
- Two people pitch it in five minutes
- Mesh roof and doors maximise airflow
- Gear loft and mesh pockets organise essentials
Specifications
| Brand | Flowerhouse |
|---|---|
| Model | White Bracket |
| Type | Patio Covers |
| Material | Plastic |
| Dimensions | 14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D |
| Weight | 2.94 kilograms |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the fiber-reinforced polymer poles and what step is most often missed?
Thread each pole through the matching sleeve on the 185T polyester body, clip the corners to the pole ends, then stake out the 7 x 7 ft floor before attaching the rainfly — the step most often missed is securing all guy-lines on the fly for wind stability
Which parts of this tent will need replacement first with regular weekend use?
The 185T polyester rainfly and floor see the most UV and abrasion exposure; poles can fatigue after repeated flexing, while zippers and mesh pockets typically outlast the fabric if kept clean
What limit appears first when the tent is used continuously in heavy rain?
The waterproof coating on the 185T polyester fly and sealed seams will resist water until prolonged saturation or pooling exceeds the fabric’s hydrostatic head, at which point moisture can wick through the floor P.E. sheet
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