LEEDOR® Bed Tent Dream Tent Bed Canopy Shelter Cabin Sleeping Tent Indoor Pop Up Privacy Warm Breathable Mosquito Mesh Twin/Full/Queen for Kids and Adult (Mattress Not Included)

This is the second time I’ve bought this tent. First time I had it for 4+ years and it was amazing. Had to replace it because it got lost when I moved across the state. I am have diagnosed Autism, ADHD, and PTSD, so this tent means the world to me. When my anxiety was bad I always hid away in my little nest. I got the pitch black one with the mesh windows. It blocks out light very well, and it makes me feel safe when nothing else does. The first one I had was still in great condition after 4 years of use. It’s very easy to set up, don’t need any tools. A good open space and extra set of hands is all you need really. I bought the twin sized one and it fits like a glove. You put the mattress inside the tent. A few notes on assembly process. 1) it comes in a medium sized pouch, support poles included. 2) it does open very forcefully when you unzip the pouch, although it does have a warning label saying that, but still be careful when your opening it for the first time because getting smacked in the nose by this thing would hurt 3) it has three small zippers about an inch long in the top of the tent. This is for the support poles. Just insert and thread them all the way through. Only note here is that it’s a bit hard to get the pole all the way in to close the zipper but if you’ve got an extra set of hands it’s not too bad. Took me maybe 2-3 minutes to get all three poles completely threaded. 4) it’s a mild pain to get the mattress itself into the tent, but that’s because I was doing it myself. Once you get it lined up and adjusted just slide it in. It’s a little hard to hold the tent down and push the mattress in but with an extra set of hands it’s easier. Completely possible to do solo assembly, just much easier with help. However, the important note is the base. I highly recommend that if you don’t have a solid bed frame and you have one that’s kinda wired or has gaps, I suggest getting a box spring. The tent will not stand up correctly if it doesn’t have a solid foundation. So some features I’d like to high light. - it has two windows on the top and bottom with a mesh lining if you want to let air or light in. - it has two panels to get in and out both on opposite sides of the other. - one of my favorite qualities is the zipper. It’s very good, my first tent was going strong after 4 years of use and the zippers almost never snagged or jammed, and even when they snagged a little I would just zip it back up slightly then go down again and it’d fix up easy. PLUS, the zippers are double sides. Both windows and panels have double sided zippers so if you want to open a panel or a window you don’t have to exit the tent, you can open and close any zipper from the inside!!! While it is expensive I’d say ease of construction and quality are 10000% worth it!!! I love it with all my heart and I’ll always have this tent!!!

This canopy bed tent is awesome. It’s perfect for my six year old son who has autism and loves cozy spaces (but see important note below 👋). I got the full-size version, and I’m really, really happy with it. Setup was actually pretty easy. There’s a small bag of tent-style rods with elastic running through them, so they come folded and then you just unfold them into straight rods. At first I thought mine were missing because they sort of fell out of the bag, but that was just me not realizing how they were packed. The curved “arch” pieces (like the top of a covered wagon) are already in place, and you just need to insert the straight rods through the sleeves. That part is a snug fit. You do have to push pretty firmly with your thumb to get them through, so just make sure the rods are fully connected and not catching on the fabric inside. It does work…you just need a lot of pressure. If you don’t have much hand strength, you might want help with that one step. What I really love is how well this works in our space. We live in a small home, and I gave my bedroom to one of my older teen sons, so my six-year-old and I have more of a makeshift sleeping area in the living room. This creates a really nice sense of separation and privacy. It also helps contain everything…blankets, stuffed animals, all of it. There’s a lot less spilling onto the floor, which makes a huge difference. The tent itself is breathable and has multiple zippered openings, so you can adjust for airflow and light however you want. I got the version with four doors, and the placement worked out really well for us, especially with an AC unit nearby. It actually softens the airflow so you’re not getting blasted directly. 👋 One thing to be aware of…if your bed is open on one side and doesn’t have a rail, a child might try to sit or lean between the edge of the mattress and the tent wall. That can put pressure on the tent since it’s not meant to support weight. In our case, the tent sits on top of a raised surface, so I’m planning to add a bed rail underneath the mattress (outside the tent) to give that side more support. The quality seems really good. The fabric and stitching look well done, and it feels like it will hold up. There are also more ties inside that you can use for tent lamps than I expected…I think some of them are for tying up the tent for transport, but their placement allows for this dual use. Five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I am 56 and have struggled most of my life with anxiety and sleeplessness. Being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, I’ve learned how lack of sleep increases my pain. I started to look into bed tents. Read lots of reviews and decided to go for it. I got the full size and it does work with my adjustable frame. Easy set up. Last night was my first sleep in it. I will say, I slept in about 2 hours longer than normal. Nice and dark. Very roomy! It is bigger than I expected and my room is small, but again, I need sleep more than I need a spacious room. Materials seem sturdy. I kind of look forward to bedtime now.

I think that we can all agree: $115+ is a steep price to pay for a tent this size (Twin in my case). But this particular tent just so happens to fit-onto/integrate-with a bed and it does so very, very well. What's more, Alvantor seem to have the bed-tent (tent-bed?) market cornered and well, 'supply and demand' is a thing (or *things* I guess, huh?). Sorry, I'm in a bit of a fog having spent the better part of 3 hours inside one of these tent-bed-tents. A "fog" only because I didn't want to come out. SOMEone decided that it was unreasonable for me to nap longer..merely bc it's THEIR bed. Pffft...the nerve. amirite?? First let me tell you, installation was surprisingly simple and straightforward. The tent arrives in it's folded, storable state. One only need release 3 plastic clips to bear witness as it unfolds in all of it's glory. As I'm certain so many do, our bed-tent-bed went atop a loft bed. Allow me to regale you with the proverbial nuts n bolts of installation so you'll know what to expect there: 1) Remove the mattress (we'll be sliding it back inside the tent in a moment). 2) The three arched, structural support pieces are pre-installed and ready to go once you've released the aforementioned clips. Simply align the tent-bed-tent to the base of the bed. Eyeball it, no laser levels, calipers nor micrometers required. 3) Aside from the tent itself, you've got THREE parts to contend with. Identical, collapsed poles that easily unfold and come together to run perpendicular (long-ways) to the pre-installed arched poles. Ya can't miss the zippered entry points: one along the top and two each along the sides. Slide em in without so much as a word as others in the room stand in awe and gawk at your mastery. 4) Time to slide that mattress back in, y'all! Either end fully unzips to allow this impressive maneuver. The mattress will cover the "floor" of the bed-tent-bed for structural rigidity. Now flash a smile at your surely growing audience, MacGyver...we're in the home stretch. 5) Four ties of your favorite knot at each corner to further fasten your tent-bed-tent to the bedposts/frame and you. are. DONEZO. Actually, just go with a simple 'bow', here. Save the Alpine Butterfly Loop for your next K2 hike, ya bad-ass. Mmmhmm...my bombastic blathering notwithstanding, that's "it". What you're left with is a sweet tent (...on a bed) that stands right up to the somewhat lofty 3-figure pricetag. There's a hook-loop inside on the ceiling just begging for a ~$20 wireless, rechargeable fan/led light combo (w/ remote) to complete the cool cave. In all seriousness, this is a fantastic product that I am certain you will not regret purchasing. I won't lie to you and say that I don't wax-manic over just any ol' thing like this. I do, I do. But if you're already here considering this item much less, suffering my diatribe antics, you've already bought it, anyway. Enjoy your nap.

I have a four-year-old son and an seven-year-old daughter. It recently became evident that my son would not fit in his toddler bed much longer. Our children have already been sharing a room for quite a while in anticipation of another child. But there was no way we could fit two twin size beds in their room and still have enough area for them to play in. We settled on bunk beds but then came the new problem of accomodating separate bedtimes. Our daughter is allowed to stay up 30 extra minutes to read in bed quietly. We had previously purchased another brand of privacy tents (Privacy Pop), but we quickly discovered our current ones would not work with bunk beds, especially with having the ladder on the end; the other tents only opened on the sides and I wasn't really pleased with the quality of the Privacy Pop bed tents from the start. Our solution was two-fold. I made some bed curtains for the bottom bunk, and we began looking for a privacy tent that would work with a bunk bed. I came across this Leedor Bed Tent, and we couldn't be happier. First, it fits nicely within the bunk bed frame without being smooshed or warped, a problem we had with the Privacy Pop. It also holds its shape well instead of sagging in the middle. Again this was another problem we had with the Privacy Pop. This difference is because the support poles for the Leedor Bed Tent go all the way from the front to the back instead of across the sides. Additionally, I love that it had ties on the bottom so that you can affix it around the bed frame near the corners. Making it more secure and less likely to shift. This bed tent also had lots of versatility regarding the configuration of doors, which also accommodates ventilation preference. My daughter sleeps warmer, so she has one end entirely open. This is also due to the previously mentioned fact that the ladder on the bunk bed is located on the end. She unzipped the top of the other end to expose the mesh for more ventilation, along with having both doors on the side unzipped along the bottom. When we purchased the Bunk Twin Leedor Bed Tent, the only color option available was Black. This actually couldn't have worked out better. My daughter was thrilled because she is currently obsessed with Harry Potter, wizards and witches, and all things dark and mysterious. I’m pleased because it blocks out the light really well. She can read in her bed with a light before her bedtime without disrupting her brother’s bedtime. Similarly, our son, who is night training, can get up and use the bathroom during the night without disturbing his sister. Assembly was easy with one exception, inserting the support poles into the tent. I recommend two people for this task. It's a very, very snug fit, but that's expected. It's similar to setting up a camping tent, and that snug fit is what helps it to keep its shape so well. I highly recommend the Leedor Bed Tent, especially if you have siblings that share a room. Its a high quality bed tent that allows them to still have their own space and not disrupt each other during the night or early in the morning.

I bought this because my kid keeps sneaking into the masters room every night. I was the same exact way during his age. So I know already it’s not the dark he’s scared of. He’s scared of reflections from mirrors, windows, shadows, open doors etc. Psychologically, think of cavemen days. People felt safer sleeping in caves because it’s protected from the elements and predators can only come in from one way and you can always block it off. this tent provides the same concept, that’s why it’s popular with the kids. He also keeps asking me to build a fort in the living room with him using blankets. I’ve hated this because he once did this and left soda and snacks in the fort and ants got in and it was a pain washing multiple thick blankets. Thankfully, I found this in Amazon! First, my tiny mom self and tiny child were able to set this up ourselves. There was a bunk full-bed mattress that had to be taken out, then this thing pops up like a camping tent, rods inserted in, mattress needed to be lifted up the bunk again and inserted into the tent. If us tiny humans can do it anyone physically healthy can. Both ends of the tent have entrance zippers. They also have window zippers. This is perfect because when I’m in there I feel like I can’t breathe so I “crack a window” open. It does get hot in there (and he’s using it now during the coldest month of the year) so i can’t imagine what it would be like in the summer time. The good news is my kid likes to take his shirt off at night, so I do feel better that it’s hot in there so he doesn’t get a cold. In the summer, I plan on blowing a fan in there for him. So even with some windows unzipped for air, it’s still dark in there at night which is good for my kid because he discovered he likes it pitch black. My other favorite pro: it’s perfect for movies. No other room in the house is dark enough for my projector. So we have one end of the tent against a wall. When it’s movie time, we unzip that side and use the beige wall as a screen. My other favorite pro: I have a naughty cat that twice peed on that bunk bed. We have no idea why because he doesn’t do it anywhere else. Our theory is that my son had peed a little on his blanket, we didn’t notice, but the cat did and thought he could too. We have to close that room all day but sometimes my son forgets. With this tent, the mattress is protected from the cat. One tiny con: the entrance zipper is a bit hard to close or open from inside the tent. I worry that one day it’ll just break. It hasn’t yet so we’ll see. Overall, a great investment for the kiddo, and also mine and husbands sleeping sanity.

Good quality. Will be enjoyed for many nights

I have a nine year old daughter on the autism spectrum. When she is overstimulated and needs to calm down, dark spaces help soothe her, so we ordered this tent for her bed to create a safe calm down space for her. I was able to put the tent together on my own, the directions are very easy to read and follow. The rent does exactly what we ordered it for. I like the zip up windows and doors that allow for easy access to the inside of the tent. We have had the tent for just about 6 months and it has held up well with no rips or tears. The things that are frustrating with the tent is that the mattress goes inside of the tent. This is frustrating for two reasons. One, it is almost impossible to change the sheets on the bed as there is only one zipper opening on half of the tent on the part that goes the length of the bed. The other thing about this tent is that my daughter often pushes her stuffed animals into the side of the tent while she sleeps. This has caused the tent to shift so it is hanging sideways off her bed. To fix it, we have to lift the mattress and re-enter the tent. Overall, the minor irritations are worth the safe space that this tent provides for my daughter. It also holds in heat quite well so she is often very warm in it, which is a plus for a little girl that kicks off her blankets every night!

Bought this 28th June only just put it up due to going on holiday an redecorating bedroom and its broken return window is closed.. waste of money ....

I got this just a day ago, so I am reviewing from that perspective and can't comment on how durable it is in the long term. We got it for my daughter who really likes sleeping low to the ground and with a covering over top of her. She actually had built a fort that she had been sleeping in for the last 2 months but it kept falling apart so our search for a more permanent version led us to this tent bed. It is super easy to set up. It comes in a round bag and springs right out, as the tent poles that go around it are already installed. All you have to do is put together the three poles that go across it, one on top and two on the sides. Then slide your mattress (without box spring) inside. Done in less than 10 minutes. I was really curious what it would be like, as I had never seen or heard of anything like this. It is very much like a tent that you can fit a mattress into. That's the best way to describe it. It is cloth material with tent pegs, that's the entire makeup, no legs, no solid frame for the mattress, not that they are necessary as the mattress does fit neatly inside. But the whole thing probably weighs less than 5 lbs. Inside it it very spacious due to good design, as the sides bulge out slightly to give more room inside. Both ends can open or close completely, but also have mesh windows, which are nice for ventilation. Two spots on the sides also have windows that open, but no mesh option on these openings. So there are lots of options for opened/closed windows. All these can be closed from the inside or outside, with zipper pull tabs on both sides. I can't comment yet on durability but this is the only area I have reservations about. The tent material is not very thick and seems like it would not take much to tear. I feel that if you are an adult and used it responsibly you would have very few issues, but I don't think that I would recommend it for young kids as a play tent. I don't think it is marketed for that age group, but in case you are thinking about it for young kids, I feel it would get ripped from careless use. We have warned our 9 year old daughter to be careful with it. So we bought it for her, here's what she thinks: She absolutely loves it so far and last night got the best sleep she has had in a long time.

Se ve de buena cantidad. NO llegue a utilizarla. Pero mi hija tiene dos y van fenomenal.

Ordered for an anxious kid who wanted a "safe" space to sleep. She loves it. The twin size was perfect for an Australian single, and we have it on a top bunk. There is the option to unzip and have a mosquito screen at both ends, a loop inside for a lantern and a cool pocket for a book. My kid's sleep has improved dramatically since we got the canopy. The navy is a lovely colour, not as bright as the stock photo. All the zips work smoothly, the quality is great and it was easy to set up.

I brought this for my Autistic daughter (They like to be enclosed). It is well made and has lasted my daughter for a couple of years now which is amazing because she breaks everything. It is quite heavy material so also helps darken her sleeping area, it is probably quite large on a single mattress but only by 2 or 3 inches. It also has quite a lot of zipped opening the zips have lasted well as well