This model has been discontinued and I only need two parts to fix it. I need one of part number GBLL-05 (three-way hub gable left) and one of part number GBLR-05 (three-way hub gable right). Repaired the cracked gable with duct tape and was able to use it one more time but then gave up on the cracked part and bought another smaller screen room.
Great canopy textiles, quick-release tabs, reinforced trusses, and a beefy steel frame allow the Eurmax to tower over other models we tested. It effectively blocks the sun, stands firm in the wind, and is impervious to rainwater. It’s a perfect shelter ozark trail canopy for any outdoor activity, but we feel it excels in settings that include commerce, command posts, campgrounds, and outdoor sports. If the Mineral King 3 is out of stock, or if you’d like a slightly larger tent, we recommend the Marmot Tungsten 4.
But if you’ve got a big enough rig, this is a dream canopy tent to add to your campsite. L.L.Bean’s Woodlands Screen House is remarkably similar to our top pick, REI’s Screen House Shelter; the two canopies have an identical footprint and pole structure. But the L.L.Bean tent’s peak ceiling height of 6 feet 6 inches is half a foot lower than that of the REI tent, making it feel notably darker and less spacious. It typically costs more (in fact, the price has risen substantially—more than $150—since we first tested it) and lacks the convenient strap-equipped carrying bag we like. Fellow campers and sun-baked spectators consistently gravitated toward the REI shelter over the L.L.Bean. Though the two tents have the same footprint, the REI’s roof is 6 inches taller; we found that the higher ceiling made the REI shelter feel significantly roomier inside.
Its mesh construction also offers excellent ventilation, keeping the interior cool and comfortable during hot summer days. Overall, the Ozark Trail Screen House 14X12 is an excellent choice for those seeking a functional and comfortable outdoor living space. The straight-wall design and 180 square feet of living space made the tent feel like a cozy home away from home. I particularly appreciated the room divider, which allowed me to create separate sleeping and living areas without sacrificing space.
One of the highlights for me was the taupe-colored galvanized steel roof panels. They blend seamlessly into the surroundings, and it’s almost unnoticeable that the house is there. The four double sliding doors have come in handy more times than I can count, and the fully-screened wall panels have made it perfect for family gatherings and get-togethers with friends. Another slightly frustrating aspect was that it took quite a bit of time and patience to set up the tent correctly on my own. It took me around two hours to complete, which might have been quicker if I had someone else to help. Nonetheless, the tent did feel sturdy once it was set up, although one of the poles did break during the process, which was concerning.