Siebwin 10x6x6.5ft Spray Paint Tent, Mesh Screen & Windproof Hooks, White

I bought the Paint Booth Tent to tackle some furniture refinishing projects, and it has become one of my favorite DIY tools. The size alone—10x6x6.5 ft—is fantastic. It’s roomy enough for larger pieces like dressers and bookshelves, but still easy to set up in my garage or backyard. The built-in floor is a huge win. It keeps dust and leaves from blowing onto freshly painted surfaces, and it protects my workspace from overspray. The mesh screen is also surprisingly effective at keeping bugs out while still allowing airflow, which makes a big difference when you’re painting outdoors. Setup was straightforward. The poles and fabric feel sturdy, and the windproof hooks actually work—my tent stayed put even on a breezy day. When I’m done, it folds back down and stores easily without taking up a ton of space. Overall, this spray shelter has made painting so much cleaner, faster, and more controlled. If you’re into furniture flips, crafting, or any DIY paint projects, this portable booth is absolutely worth the investment

Great paint tent! The bottom is paint proof, the size is good for the cabinets we were painting in it. It can be used indoors, it sets up easily, and is easy to take down. It only takes one person to put it up, and take it down. It roles up and folds easily, and comes with a bag. The zipper works great on the mesh wall, so if you're working around bugs, leaves, or debris in the wind, this will do a good job of protecting you from most of that, except for the smallest dust. It's not super tough. It tends to flex easily in the wind, which to be fair, can be strong in my area, and the stakes don't provide much hold down force at all. Get new stakes if you need it to be solid. As a paint tent, it's awesome however. It keeps paint from getting all over the grass or sidewalk, and it keeps leaves, bugs, and some degree of wind off of your work piece. Works great, and you can use it indoors if you have the space. It should keep the paint off your floor. I spilled lacquer on it, and it didn't penetrate. Cons: This isn't meant for wind.

This "Paint Booth" was just what I was looking for to contain the messy spray put off by our wet tile saw. With freezing temperatures outside and no room inside the house, this seemed like a good option to place in a heated garage yet contain all the mess. It has performed well. If this were outside, I would worry about the thin tent like material sticking to something you paint on a windy day, but that's not our application. I placed a utility rug and tarp beneath the saw to ensure the sharp cutoffs and occasional small chips don't rip a hole in the floor. Something like this utility rug would help with painting as well, https://amzn.to/4rwxzLd If nothing else it will help weight down the tent. The tent did arrive with one hole (an area that did not get sewn correctly), however Amazon provided a partial refund so I can pay to have it fixed, shouldn't cost much. For us, this was a must have. While the quality isn't staggering, it has served its purpose and was worth the investment if it lasts a dozen or so projects.

This paint tent has become a go-to for almost every project. I’ve used it for everything from small tasks like painting mirrors and décor pieces to larger jobs like kitchen cabinets — it handles it all. The size is surprisingly generous without being bulky, and setup is genuinely quick and painless. Breaking it down is just as easy, and it folds back into the carrier without a fight. For the price, the value is hard to beat. If you do any kind of painting or finishing work at home, this is one of those purchases you’ll wonder how you lived without.

This tent is horrible. We finally had an opportunity to take advantage of the warm weather and from the get-go the material was flimsy and when you tried to put the poles through, the black fabric loops were loose, and at some point just came off. The top middle intersection came off the seam right away and the ring was not able to attach to anything. We had to take a clothes pin and a small bungy cord to connect the top intersection since this is what helped give structure to the rest of the tent. The size was a good size..although I wish there was more ventilation flaps and something to keep the fabric side of the tent of blowing inwards (when there was wind) to avoid touching what we were spraying inside. If the walls were a bit more taught, you could easily spray and sand more than 1 object at a time. The entrance of the tent could of been more higher (I am 5'3") and I kept walking into the flap, which made it hard if I was carrying something in. To roll the netting was a hassle...a middle zipper or something to maintain the entrance way safe to go in and out would of been nice. The seams are NOT well done and not at all strong for the money you paid. Because we really needed to get this project done, there were strings, bungy cords, tape, safety pin and even some heavy objects in the inside to to help keep the structure up since the connector broke right away. The only thing I can say were good was the size and its waterproof. A darker color would of been nice since I still found myself putting something on the ground to keep it clean.

It's big enough. But it collapsed 4 times on me as I was spraying cabinets. I had\nTo put stones inside of it, to hold it down.\nAnd then I tied the tint strings with the steaks , then it seemed to do better

this is a 50$ tent. It doesn't have a jacuzzi or a swim spa. It does, however, have a huge amount of space to use for painting in. Some reviews say doors do not fit, i don't know what size doors they have, but typical 7ft doors fit fine unless you are unable to carry them due to the weight of a door. I pitched this tent in my finished basement and sprayed a full cabinet set, trim and a door. While it is open on one side, so some overspray did escape, it was just dust, nothing wet. And i had this pitched over the top of carpet, i put a sawhorse inside, and a couple racks. The setup was nice, the snap hooks are a huge win over the older style cloth pockets you would have to weave these poles thru. There has not been many cases when i didn't know how a company could possibly be making money charging so little for something of such quality. This is one of those cases. Also the poles are made of fiberglass, fiberglass is not indestructible and will break into fragments if snapped. I had these bent pretty good at one point pitching this alone in such a small space.. They held up fine. I dropped a cabinet door on my foot while i was inside this tent as well. I wouldn't hold this vendor accountable for my own ineptitude however.

Honestly one of the best investments I’ve made. Pictures are probably a little misleading on size with the photoshopped painter. It is, however, big enough for a night stand, chairs, etc. and you can hunch over in it. Personally I use it to spray cabinet parts, range hoods, and the like. After having spent countless hours spraying outdoors only to have dust fly in, I can say this is well worth the money. Assembles rather quickly, and folds up just the same. As long as you have your tent assembly badge you will do find. Tent is of good quality, poles leaving a little to be desired, but mainly just fit, have not, nor do I foresee one breaking from normal use.

Perfect alternative to a spray booth for the average Joe

Decent size but doesn’t stand up in any type of wind. Would be good for indoor or a garage.