Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter + Sunwall

G'day Anthony,

The canopy on the Event 14 shelter will be pretty snug to reduce any chance of flapping. As long as it fits and isn't causing damage to the canopy then it should be fine.

G'day Steven,

You should be just fine to cook under a Coleman Event 14. Despite the whole thing being curved the walls actually stand up quite straight. Like with any gazebo, be careful and make sure the stove isn't anywhere it might touch the walls etc. To get a better idea of the space you'll have under the shelter watch our video (click here) with staff member Ben running through all the features. 

G'day Rebecca,

The Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter is a good option to put up over the pool, however, these are not designed to be used as a permanent structure so if it is left up over the summer then the canopy will likely deteriorate fairly quickly.  

G'day Marcel,

Very good question! The entry into the Event 14 is between 175-185cm (depending on the surface) and the height of the Sundome is around 180cm (at the peak). To answer your question, it should fit but only because you're not wanting to have the entire tent under the Event 14. 

I hope that helps. Laine :)

G'day Jacqui,

The best ground cover I can recommend for the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter would be an OZtrail Ultramesh Tarp. Whilst there isn't a size that will fit perfectly, I'd recommend either getting two of the 8 x 16 ft tarps, which will cover all the space (plus a bit) or one 12 x 16 ft tarp, which will cover all but a strip of about 60cm under the shelter. 

G'day Tegan,

As long as you've got a large enough campsite booked (keeping in mind the massive size of the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter), then you should have a great time using this whilst camping!

G'day Allan,

The Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter doesn't have a side tent that's designed to go with it, no. The Oztrail Deluxe Gazebo does have a compatible tent if that design interests you at all.  

G'day Karen,

The maximum external height of the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter is about 2.4m. 

G'day Pete,

We sell a few repair kits that you might be able to use to repair your Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter. Hopefully, it'll look a fair bit cleaner than the gaffer tape. 

G'day Maree,

Realistically you would need approximately 30-45 minutes to set up the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter Sunwall with one adult, and one 10 year old. 

G'day Jaye,

You're spot on, the fabric in the deluxe model will be more durable in the long run. Both more UV and tear resiastant than the standard model. 

G'day Victor,

Unfortunately, I don't have a way to physically test this in store and we've never had this query before. However, from reading all dimensions, it looks possible. The only concern I have is the angle of the four legs of the Event 14 Sun Shelter and whether they slope sharply which will bring them in contact with the tent.

G'day Joe, 

We've had some excellent feedback on the quality of the shelter, which you can check out in the reviews tab if you like. 

150D is a lighter weight material, but as the material is UPF50 rated, sun damage should not be an issue with this shelter. 

This shelter has a 450mm waterhead rating so we would say that it would stand up to a light shower, but it's not specifically designed for use in heavy rain. 

G'day Kellie,

Unfortunately, we don't have any of the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelters set up at the moment. Our Brendale team will be more than happy to set one up for you if you were able to give them a bit of notice before popping in. Just give us a call on 1300 914 007 before you plan on heading down & we'll get it organised for you.

G'day Andrew,

The distance between each corner of the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter is 426 cm. The recommendation I would make is to combine 2x Oztrail Ultramesh Tarps which are 2.4 x 4.8 m in size.