UPDATE: The seller contacted me and offered to work with me to resolve the problem of the ripped fabric. Because of this seller’s support, I changed my rating from 3 stars to 4 stars.Setting up this paint booth was quite a workout. I had a couple of challenges – I set it up on my condo balcony that’s not much bigger than the tent and I set it up without any help. It was a lot of work but I got it up. There are two folding rods that fit together and slip into sleeves on the booth to diagonal corners. The rods got caught on each seam of the sleeves making it difficult and time consuming to stop and push the fabric past each edge. The tent also comes with metal rods to anchor the booth to the ground. In my case, I’ll find something heavy to put in each corner to keep it steady. One of the rod sleeves wasn’t sewn in properly and one corner ripped. The rods put a lot of pressure on the pole sleeves.Putting the booth away wasn’t too bad. Not only was I able to get it small enough to fit it back into the carrying bag, I was also able to store the rods in the bag (which had been in a separate plastic bag).It’s a very good size for smaller pieces of furniture such as a nightstand or end table. It’s high enough to get to all areas of your project. The booth zips closed to keep out bugs or debris while your project is drying. If you plan on doing a lot of projects where you will be putting it up and taking it down frequently, I’m not sure how it would hold up For occasional use though, I think it will be fine.
