Yanes NEW Kuche Kitchen Tent (12 x 12 x 7'6'') with Rain Panels, Screen House, Dining Shelter, Tent

I used this tent this past weekend. I'm impressed with this screen tent. It's awesome. What I like best is the design and quality. The material is thick and strong. The four flaps are very versatile. We had two flaps raised up for extra shade. It only comes with 2 extra poles, so you need to purchase more poles for the other flaps to be raised up. We had 2 days days of 15 mile an hour wind gusts and this tent never fell. It's very roomy even with the full size picnic table inside it. The color blends well with the nature. The flap along the bottom edges is about 10" and it work good for keeping most bugs out. The zipper is strong and it is sewn in the fabric not the screen material. I set the tent up at home first like the instructions said to and it was a little challenging to put together but I did figure it out. Set up at the camp site was easy because I knew what to expect. It does take two people to insert the two top crossed poles and to raise it. The only negative thing was the tent arrived with damage. Through the outside storage bag to an area of the tent material and thru to the screen material was a circle area of about 3" in diameter with about 10 tiny holes that seemed to be punched through it. I saw it after setting it up. During the camping trip the holes did not become larger even with the strong winds so I'm not reporting the damage. I'm so impressed with this screen tent, I'll just keep an eye on the areas and repair it if ever needed. I highly recommend this screen tent.

This shelter is great! It is easily big enough to fit any campsite picnic table I've come across w/ room to walk around the edges. The top is maybe a hair lower than I'd want for cooking w/ a camp stove but I've had no issues so far. The sides have extra fabric along the bottom so it keeps bugs out even on uneven ground and the material sides that come down keep the rain out even when it's windy. This has weathered some pretty serious storms with us and held up well. It's an absolute lifesaver on rainy camping trips because it gives you a comfortable place to spend time.Set up is fairly easy. I can set it up by myself in about ten or twenty minutes but it is really a the-more-the-merrier type situation as far as setting this up. I'd say four people would be ideal and two people is nearly as good. My major issue w/ setting this up is it's very difficult to do it in place. If you want a picnic table under this, you are either going to have to move the table into the shelter once it's set up or move the shelter over the table (moving the shelter w/ any kind of efficiency will require two people at least). Also, there is a small rain fly that covers the vent in the middle that can't be attached when this thing is set up. It is really easy to forget so I expect at least one screaming fit when you realize you forgot the thing just as a storm's moving in...Additionally, I have had two of the poles break on me while tearing this down. Customer service was great and I was given new ones w/in a few weeks but that would not help me had they broken setting up on a trip. I would probably give this a five star review were it not for this (and a two star review had they not replaced the poles w/o issue). It is an excellent shelter but I am still constantly nervous that the next trip is going to be the one where some other pole breaks and we get rained on.

The Yanes Kuche Kitchen Tent is the perfect shelter for the outdoor kitchen when car or RV camping. There is plenty of room inside and there are integrated zipper panels on each of the four sides that provide protection from the sun and wind. These can be rolled up individually and secured for ventilation or zipped shut to provide shelter, no matter which direction the wind or sun is coming from. Each panel can also be staked up with 2 poles at the corners to provide an awning. Two sturdy metal poles are provided for this purpose, but trekking poles or even Y-branches from the forest floor can be used. The tie-outs, stake-outs and guy lines are all solidly attached and the seams are well stitched. It stands unwavering in high winds. The only shortcoming is the ground stakes are the thin, L-shaped kind that don’t bite in very well and tend to spin in the ground. I replaced them with lightweight triangular aluminum stakes that are more robust and stable.

Had the shock cord on one of the steel poles break. They immediately sent a new one. Absolutely love this screen room. Privacy walls are very, very nice. Sets up pretty easy. Seems quite sturdy although we have not experienced much wind.

This was one of the best purchases I've made for camping. We have always had kitchen tents but have had to make sure we brought extra tarps to cover the sides when it rains. We camped last week and had a downpour on the last day and it was great to be able to roll down the sides and keep the rain out. Yes it is true that the first time you put it up it will be extremely tight to get the last two poles in, I tried to do it myself at home and was unsuccessful (I've put up many kitchen tents by myself), took three of us at the campground to get the poles in but once it was done it was very functional and roomy. It did rain as we were taking down the tents to head home and I was worried how I would get it up to dry it out once I got home. To my great surprise I was able to get it up by myself with very little effort, apparently once it stays up for awhile the poles get a bit more flexible. Some people have only given this product 4 stars because of the difficulty in putting it up that first time but I am giving it 5 stars because this tent meet and exceeded my expectations (after the initial difficulty in getting it up).