Where can I get a bed shaped as a tent? - Baby Gear

Dreamtents are Easy to set up and easy to store. They instantly pop open and they fasten to the bed in just seconds. ... Comes with a personal reading light, so kids can have their own private magical reading nook.

Dream play tent can fit toddler bed. And the perfect size is Standard Single bed, Small Double bed. Regardless of which tent theme you choose, your tent will be decorated with glow-in-the-dark stars. Moreover, if you detach the included reading light and shine it on the stars, the stars will glow almost two times brighter than they normally do. As mentioned, a small light is included with each tent.

You have planned everything in advance so from my side its a green. The all i know is you wanna have fun and if i memorize my childhood, I enjoyed my dreamtent a lot ...

there is no manual,look at the picture and copy it

Tent support and the long bar that holds it in place is called the shepherds pole.

It is a tarp that fits exactly under the footprint of your tent, but is an inch or two smaller. If you have a 10' x 10' tent, your tarp would be about 9'10" x 9'10". If you have a triangle-shaped tent, your tarp would be triangle-shaped.

It is smaller than the tent so rain (etc) does not dribble down the tent wall, land on the tarp, and pool under the tent.

I couldn't find the instructional manual, but I did find this image from another answer on FixYa that may be helpful: http://www.fixya.com/support/t9852139-assembly_instructions_disney_princess

Most dome tents are assembled by feeding the rounded (or bendable) poles through loops on the inside of the tent cover. Small connectors and joints should be included to put the poles together into the shape below. Good Luck!

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I need instructions to put together a Dora bed tent please

there are four pockets on the inside of the tent which hold the ends of the pole with the string in them. connect all the poles with the string in them. bend it in a (n) shape and stick the ends in the pockets. the poles are bent so as to give the tent height not depth, do the same for the rear of the tent. the twelve other poles are connected using the small connectors. one connector for two poles then stick those poles into the front and rear (n) shaped poles in the empty connector spaces already on the pole you bent. remember when you bend the pole they will not stay bent until you stick them into the inside pockets in the tent. the nylon straps at the bottom of the tent help the tent to hold on to the mattress. its simple enjoy. i put all the poles together first and then had my helper to hold it in a (n) shape until i could stick the legs into the pockets. look inside the tent once together you will see where you need to tie the nylon straps to the poles

I just put one of these up today with no instructions so I am going to share my experience. In my Disney bed tent there were two long sets of poles held together by an elastic string. 1) put these two sets of poles together. Now you should have two long poles. 2) Turn the three way brackets all the same direction on both long poles. 3) Lay out the tent and look in each corner of the tent for a little pocket to insert the end of a long pole...taking the other end insert into pocket, not diagonally, straight across the long way. 4) Do the same with the other side of the tent and long pole. 5) Now take your ten short poles and attach two together making 5 medium sized poles 6) Push these into the brackets along the long pole, kind of has a ladder effect. You are done!! I use mine with a full size blow up bed, the elastic gets stretched but I can set it up easily outside, or in the livingroom. Enjoy Nancy

First you need to open the tent up so you know what your working with.Then find the two longest poles that go into the holes and cover the tent.To connect it to the bed you will need straps to either hold in down or connect it to the bedset