Portable Paint Booth Tent,Siebwin 10(L) x10(W) x6.3(H) ft Spray Paint Tent with Built-in Floor & Mesh Screen & Windproof Hooks, Painting Tent Station for Furniture DIY Hobby Tool, Spray Paint Shelter

Really nice! I refinish furniture, wood working projects, and car parts. This tent is the perfect size for small to medium sized projects. I am 6 foot and can easily work side to side. Just be aware that even with light winds the sides will push in. Leave plenty of room on the sides for your workpiece.

I set this “party by booth” inside my garage and wasn’t completely comfortable with its stability. Once my freshly prepped workpiece was inside the booth collapsed to the floor damaging the prepped piece. I won’t use it again. One star not because I received the package.

This is the most awesome tent for painting in my garage. We are impressed. Value is great and it’s a one person setup. I don’t think it’s going to fit back into the storage bag, but I never have luck with those little bags.

This is the 3rd spray shelter I have ordered, and it's the best one yet. It's simple to set up - goes together exactly like most camping tents these days. If you aren't familiar with setting up a camping tent, don't worry, this is very easy. I will say this one takes me a bit longer, but then again, it's a lot bigger than the last one I got. The fact that this has a floor and is as big as it is was the reason I ordered it. The construction is nice. I haven't seen any seams unraveling and all connection points are tight and seem to be sewn well. The zipper works well, with no catches and so far the zipper hasn't separated anywhere. Both of my last ones had the entire back wall that was screened so the ventilation was great. This one only has a small ventilation "window", but I wear a respirator when I spray anyway because I have asthma, so that won't affect me, but please keep this in mind. I also won't need to deal with rain as I live in the desert, so there would only be a few days where I couldn't use this. If you live in a rainy area and will be using this outside, you might reconsider. I don't see anything about this tent that would really keep out anything much more than a drizzle. So for me, this is an excellent spray shelter and I will be selling my old one.

This is great for all small projects. Easy to set up and take down.

I had the Wagner and found it to small, this one so much bigger and much easier to put together. Good Quality. I Highly recommend.

Perfect alternative to a spray booth for the average Joe

I paint something or another about once a week. I’m always building or repairing something (or another). I have a workstation set up outside my shop where I can set items at a workable height, and make a mess. That’s where I normally paint.The thing is, I live in Florida – the universe’s capital of bugs. Some evenings, one cannot walk the 30 yards back to the house without inhaling some kind of flying irritant.Bugs, in general, I have learned, really like paint. Especially fresh paint. They can smell it a mile away, and when they do, they make a beeline (sorry for the punny) straight for whatever I just finished painting.Paint, in general, I have learned, is really sticky. Especially when fresh. Bugs don’t stand a chance. They WILL land on it. They will get stuck in it. It’s a fantastic way to ruin a fresh paint job.Another challenge here is the constant supply of leaves and sticks from my 13 oak trees that my painting area is directly under. Ughh…. It’s always something.So, last year, I bought a portable paint booth (tent) from a big brand name. It turns out that I couldn’t even stand up inside that booth. I hoped I could still use it but discovered that it was more hassle than picking out bugs. I returned it.Enter this Portable Paint Booth, by Siebwin: It’s BIG ! I’m only 5’-8” but I can stand up and walk around enough to be able to comfortably paint small items up to about the size of a single stack of drawers dresser. I could easily fit in a double stack, and work on it, but I wouldn’t be able to walk all the way around it. See my video if you want to get a feel for the size.It was easy to set up. I love the two-stick system that gets the whole thing set up in minutes. Then there are built in clips that just need hooked on to the supports, that puffs the whole thing up and gives it it’s final shape. That’s it! Unless you want to stake it down also, add another two minutes for that.It has a floor, but I’m going to put some waterproof vapor barrier under it because it rains a lot here and it’d just be a mess. It has a big front screen door, it’s essentially the entire side of the booth – unfortunately, it’s only a screen and there is no additional waterproof flap to cover it. There’s also a smallish back screened window with a roll up flap. I’m leaving mine open to allow airflow through the booth for ventilation and drying.That rain, though. That’s a problem. I don’t have time to put this up and take it down once a week. I really need a semi-permanent set up that I can just walk into at a moments notice. I think this will actually work for me, however ….. I’m going to have to put a roof / cover over it because I don’t think it’s going to be nearly rainproof enough. The listing doesn’t mention it, which is worrisome, but I’m familiar enough with the various materials available, and this is on the light side.The question is, Is that going to be ok with you? If you’re going to use it 1 to 10 times a year, and don’t need it to be waterproof, and don’t mind the set up and tear down, then I think you will be very happy with this booth. I love the size, I love the design (except the lack of waterproofing), I love the set-up engineering, and it doesn’t cost much. Compared to all the others in this segment, this is the winner.Anyway, I hope this helps you in some little way, and I hope something Great happens for You today!

Bought this tent to spray smaller car parts easy to set up works great