Clam Corporation 9281 Quick-Set Escape Shelter (Tan)
Rain or shine, enjoy the outdoors in your Clam Quick Set Escape Portable Outdoor Gazebo Canopy Shelter. Ideal for camping, picnics, and sporting events, this outdoor gazebo keeps the elements from ruining your day. The no see um mesh screen and extra wide skirt keep the bugs out and it is spacious enough to fit a picnic table inside, so you can enjoy your meal in peace. No assembly is required and it sets up in just 45 seconds. When your stay is over, the Quick Set Escape can be easily stored in its convenient over sized carry bag. Say goodbye to sunburns and bug bites, when you pop up the Clam Quick Set Escape Portable Outdoor Gazebo Canopy Shelter.
Product Features
- Pop up canopy shelter takes only 45 seconds to setup
- Spacious enough to fit a picnic table inside
- Screen is no see um mesh and extra wide skirt to keep bugs out
- Water resistant roof with taped seams
- Triple layer corner pole pockets
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