Cimarron Screen Doors

[Chad Wallin]

I know a lot of people would rather not run the screen doors in their Cimarron because of the added weight but I am thinking about adding this option when I order mine because I'll eventually have both my boys going with me on trips and would rather pack a few more ounces than have them complaining about bugs. My question, how functional are the screens when the shelter is pitched tight to the ground from keeping the bugs out? I know wont alleviate them all but though it might block a lot of them.

 

[reaper]

Youll have bug s anyway,they always find a way to piss you off,with kids i suggest you a nest.

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[reaper]

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[reaper]

This Day was awful with the bugs...my dog came back with a swollen face/eyes...the nest was day saver.

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[Chad Wallin]

That's what I figured but wanted to double check before spending the money on a nest. Thanks.

 

[reaper]

That's what I figured but wanted to double check before spending the money on a nest. Thanks.

I did one myself on a door only, just to have a view,not really for bugs haha!

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[dotman]

Youll have bug s anyway,they always find a way to piss you off,with kids i suggest you a nest.

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Completely second this, you need airflow and to keep the edges off the ground or you'll get condensation. That said most bugs hangout at the very top and are the flying type.

 

[reaper]

Yeah they are always on top and sometimes i open the zipper at the peak and they can escape...no fun if it rain in the night lol!

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[dotman]

Yeah I'll open both door and slap the top, seems to get 99% of them out.

 

[Chad Wallin]

Does anyone have pics of a Cimarron with the net doors? I am still considering having the net doors or at least one installed primarily for ventilation purposes when the shelter is pitched to the ground. I think if I opened the upper portion of the doors while the lower remained closed that it would provide enough ventilation overnight to prevent significant condensation.

 

[svivian]

 

[Trial153]

Love me some french doors in a floorless

 

[LionHead]

Does anyone have pics of a Cimarron with the net doors? I am still considering having the net doors or at least one installed primarily for ventilation purposes when the shelter is pitched to the ground. I think if I opened the upper portion of the doors while the lower remained closed that it would provide enough ventilation overnight to prevent significant condensation.

Not enough venting if it's hummid. You'll want some bottom venting especially since thats where you be unless you like the feeling of wearing a sauna suit.

It's gotta be below freezing before I nail the walls to the floor. Linloc3's on every stake loop with lawson 2mm cord makes adjustments easy

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