G'day Sonic,

We'd recommend that you'd be able to fit 4-5 people in the Black Wolf Sonoran Screen House Tent if you wanted to sleep in it. I might just make mention though that we've discontinued this tent. 

G'day Rebecca,

The Sonoran has a HD polyethylene floor which is pretty durable but adding a tarp will always prolong the life of your product.  
A good option for a tarp is the Oztrail Ultramesh range as this will allow any moisture to escape. (The 8x12 size should be perfect.)

G'day Remus,

I'm so sorry to hear you've had a problem with this tent, I hope that it didn't spoil your trip! if you could send us an email at: service@snowys.com.au with your details plus the pics that you took, then we will get back to you as soon as possible so we can resolve this. 

You are so welcome Remus - It's what we're here for, I hope we can get everything sorted for you so you can take your Screen House out for another spin ASAP! 

Hi Wendy,

Yes that’s right, the Sonoran Screen House has zippered waterproof flaps that can be rolled down to cover the mesh walls, and the door also has a mesh and solid option that can be zipped up if it’s raining. 

G'day Sue,

The Sonoran Screen Tent is similar to other dome tents in that you have to assemble the poles, thread them through the sleeves, and so on – so it would take you roughly the same amount of time as a normal tent. You can check out the instructions here, which will give you a better idea of how it all comes together.

As long as you zip everything up, the Sonoran should provide you with an insect free space, but as for the Oztent Screen House – you’re right, it doesn’t come with a floor whereas the Sonoran does.

This screen house freestanding, so theoretically you will be able to use it in a garage - but we’ve never had any feedback from other customers who have tried this, so if you decide to use it we’d love to hear how it went!  

Hi Jeuleine. Thanks for your question. The Black Wolf Sonoran Screen House Tent maximum inside head height is 200cm, which equates to about 6 foot 8 inches and is a fantastic environment to get away from those pesky bugs that always annoy us when we need them least. It has 360 degree views of your camp site and surrounds so it makes a great alternative to a gazebo with ample ventilation and then with roll down waterproof flaps can convert to an enclosed tent for when the weather is less than favourable. 

Hi Adrian, the Sonoran Screen House does with a waterproof fly so you can keep dry in poor weather. Delivery is free to most of Australia, including to you in Yeppoon!

G'day Cecilia - Under the product description in the 'Details & Specs' tab, there is a link to the instructions which explains how to set the Sonoran up. It has 5 pole assemblies that clip into the central hub. I'm not sure how long it would take to set one up, having not done it myself, but I'd say 5 minutes or so based on the instructions and style of tent. This tent doesn't have an awning - do you mean fly? If so, click on the second thumbnail next to the main picture above. As for a video - I can't link to it here, but on YouTube search "Black Wolf Sonoran Screen House Tent", and it should be the first result posted by Black Wolf Adventure. Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul