New set up for 2014

[Mulieaddict]

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The guys at Northwest shelters treated us very well and did a great job on the tent. Highly recommended

[bridger]

How cool is that? Looks like a great set up. Size, weight, cost, delivery time?

[Mulieaddict]

14x16 with 5' porch and frames with 2 windows and double zippered door and stove pipe hole wherever you want was 2000 cash. no idea what it weighs. I called on a friday and said i would be down in 9 days later on a sunday and he was there waiting for me with everything ready at 9am. Great guys

[mikeboehm]

Frank is great to deal with

[snow]

how stable is it in a windstorm?

[Walksalot]

I purchased a 12X14 from Northwest Shelters without a porch and am thinking of sending it back and getting a porch added.

[bridger]

Nice set up. Sure it will work well for you. Price seems reasonable as well.

[laredo318]

Ours is 16x14 with an 8' porch, from the same guys. Great service for sure.
My buddy set it up on the shore of a lake a few years ago.
When the wind came up, we got real serious about tying it down, as the back wall was balloning out close to 3 feet.
It stayed down though, and it was a lesson learned.

[laredo318]

Strongly suggest getting as big a porch as you can.
We often use the porch to sit when it is raining, and with the 8', you are tucked back from weather.


I purchased a 12X14 from Northwest Shelters without a porch and am thinking of sending it back and getting a porch added.