OV Supplies · OVS-GZ-351
3.5 m Pop-Up Gazebo Screen Tent
4.6 out of 5 · Manufacturer rating from 1,230 reviews
AU $429inc. GSTIn stock
A six-sided pop-up shelter, 3.51 m across and 2.28 m to the peak, with mesh on every side and six wind cloths you can button on when the breeze picks up. Two of those cloths have windows. The fibreglass frame opens without tools, the ground pegs glow in the dark so nobody catches a rope in the evening, and the whole thing folds back into its carry bag at 14.3 kg.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Vevor
- Dimensions
- 3.51 × 3.51 × 2.28 m
- Net weight
- 14.3 kg
- Sides
- Six, with mesh on every panel
- Fabric
- 300D Oxford, UPF50+
- Frame
- Fibreglass poles, 11 mm
- Wind cloths
- Six removable, two with windows
- Colour
- Brown
Shipping and returns
Free delivery to most of NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, SA and WA; postcode confirmed at checkout. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Setting up
Lay it out on the ground, lift the hub and let the fibreglass poles push the six sides open, then peg the corners and run the two guy ropes out. A few minutes on your own, less with someone on the other side. Button the wind cloths on last, only if you want them.
Shade with the mosquitoes left outside.
Twelve square metres of mesh-walled shade that opens without tools and folds back into one bag.
The roof is 300D Oxford fabric rated UPF50+, which the manufacturer says blocks 99 per cent of UV, and every one of the six sides is mesh. That is the whole point of a screen tent: you get the shade and the breeze and none of the mosquitoes, so a long lunch outside does not end at dusk when the biting starts. There is room underneath for a table and seven people.
Six wind cloths clip on when the weather turns, two of them with mesh windows so the air still moves. Fibreglass poles 11 mm across hold the shape, two 3 m guy ropes and a set of luminous ground pegs hold it down, and double-sided zips mean the door opens from either side.
SPECIFICATIONVEVOR · OVS-GZ-351
- Brand
- Vevor
- Width
- 3510mm
- Depth
- 3510mm
- Height at the peak
- 2280mm
- Floor area
- 12.3m²
- Net weight
- 14.27kg
- Sides
- 6polygon
- Wind cloths
- 6removable
- Windows
- 2mesh
- Fabric
- 300D OxfordUPF50+
- Frame
- Fibreglass
- Pole diameter
- 11mm
- Guy ropes
- 3m long
- Ground pegs
- Luminous
- Occupants
- 7people
- Colour
- Brown
- Manufacturer rating
- 4.6 / 5(1,230 reviews)
Goes with.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.
Mesh on all six sides.
Every panel is polyester mesh fine enough to keep mosquitoes and flies out while the air keeps moving through. The roof above it is 300D Oxford rated UPF50+, which the manufacturer says stops 99 per cent of UV, so the shade underneath is real shade rather than a warm glow. Double-sided zips on the door mean you can open it from inside with a plate in your hand.
- Mesh on all six sides
- 300D Oxford roof, UPF50+
- Double-sided zips on the door
Up in minutes, no tools.
The fibreglass frame is 11 mm poles that push the six sides open as you lift the middle, so there is nothing to thread and nothing to screw together. Peg the corners with the luminous ground pegs, run the two 3 m guy ropes out on either side, and it will sit through an ordinary windy afternoon. Taking it down is the same job in reverse and it packs into the bag it came in.
- Pop-up fibreglass frame, 11 mm poles
- Two 3 m guy ropes and luminous pegs
- Folds into the carry bag, 14.3 kg
Backyard, riverbank or campsite.
Twelve square metres takes a table and seven chairs, which covers a birthday lunch on the lawn, a stall at the school fete or a base camp with the food kept away from the flies. The brown fabric sits quietly in a garden. When the wind gets up or you want a bit of privacy, button on as many of the six wind cloths as the weather calls for.
- 12.3 m², room for a table and seven
- Six wind cloths, two with windows
- One carry bag, one boot
Room underneath.
Floor area is worked out from the manufacturer's 3.51 by 3.51 m footprint; the six-sided shape trims the corners a little.
Size and finish.
This is the six-sided 3.51 m shelter in brown. The wind cloths, ropes, pegs and carry bag are all included.
| Size | Floor area | Height | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.51 × 3.51 m | 12.3 m² | 2.28 m | 14.3 kg | AU $279 | In stock |
In the carton
- Six-sided canopy with mesh walls1
- Wind cloths, two with windows6
- Fibreglass pole frame1 set
- Windproof ropes, 3 m2
- Luminous ground pegs1 set
- Carry bag1
No tools needed. Open it out, peg the corners, run the ropes, and add the wind cloths only if the weather asks for them.
Questions we get asked
How long does it take to put up?
A few minutes. The frame pops up as you lift it, so the time goes on pegging the corners and running the two guy ropes rather than on assembly. One person can do it; two make it easier on a windy day. Adding all six wind cloths takes a few minutes more.
Will it keep the rain off?
The 300D Oxford roof sheds rain and the manufacturer describes the fabric as waterproof. The walls are mesh, though, so driving rain will come in sideways unless you button the wind cloths on. In steady weather, put the cloths up on the windward sides before you sit down.
How does it handle wind?
Two 3 m windproof ropes and the ground pegs anchor it, and the six-sided shape gives the wind less to push against than a square one. Peg every corner, not just two. In genuinely strong wind, take it down; no pop-up shelter of this weight is meant to be left standing in a gale.
Can I leave the wind cloths off?
Yes, and most of the time you will. All six are removable, so you can run it as an open mesh room in summer and add cloths for privacy, shade or wind. Two of the six have mesh windows, so even with everything buttoned on the air keeps moving through.
Will it fit in the car?
It folds flat and goes back into the carry bag it arrived in. The manufacturer does not publish a packed size, so we cannot give you one, but at 14.3 kg one person can carry it and it lies across a boot or a ute tray rather than standing up in it.