VEVOR Pop Up Gazebo Tent, Pop-Up Screen Tent 4 Sided Canopy Sun Shelter with 4 Removable Privacy Wind Cloths & Mesh Windows, 6x6FT Quick Set Screen Tent with Mosquito Netting, Brown

le sac est 6 pieds de long. faut rabaisser le siège

I don’t know. Call the vendor & ask them. Regarding the tent, it sets up fast & easy. We’ve used ours several times last season & it works great. We are very happy with it. Depending on price, I would buy it again.

We have a four-door Jeep Wrangler and it just barely fits. If you have a newer CRV, I believe they’re a little bigger than the old ones, but you should definitely check the measurements before you buy it.

I dont think so. My truck has 6'5" bed. It might be fit on the rooftop.

I bought the four sided gazebo and it just fits inside the box. So, I would suggest you use the size of the box to determine if it will fit in your SUV.

the length of this tent while folded and in its bag is 72in.

Yes, with one of the rear seats folded down it will fit. Even the smaller of the two rear seats.

Yes. The roof is surprisingly sturdy.

Yes as long as they don’t overheat or touch fabric. Common sense

Never tried but I imagine you could. ‘String’ lights, maybe, or Christmas tree lights, if you could figure out how to attatch them.

Definitely!!

Not that I'm aware of.

Yes you can. I have mine set up on the end of my cement driveway. I got cobblestones which I bought from Home Depot. Then I bought tiedown straps, attached them to hooks on the tent and around the cobblestones. It has survived winds and gusts 40 miles an hour or more.

Other then attaching some kind of weight to it, like sand bags or maybe cement blocks, I'm not sure how you would do that.

Yes it has loops to tie it down

Hilti makes a drop-in anchor for concrete application. You’d need a drill and bit to make the hole first, then insert the anchor and set it flush with the concrete surface. You’d then use an appropriate sized bolt and washer through the anchor holes of the tent to screw into it for holding your tent down. Might seem like a lot of work but the advantage is the bolt and washer can be removed and the tent dismantled while the drop-in anchor remains to be used again in future.

We used a canvas tool bag with a brick in it to secure 2 sections not tied down into the ground. Just be sure to put an outdoor carpet under the bottom so the concrete will not wear the canvas in windy conditions

You would have to make your own sand bags or tie downs. It doesn’t stake down.