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Casita Round Screenhouse - 11 ft
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Kay Home Part Numbers: 83222,, 83265 eCanopy Item Number: KHP-CST-RD11 UPCs: 047977832227,, 047977832654 Features
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Customer Questions & Answers
6 Questions &
6 Answers
William
from Lakeside, AZ asked:
May 30, 2015
How many panels are in this 11'-1" Casita round screenhouse?
1 Answer
The wall for the Casita Round Screenhouse is an accordion style wall system, so the wall is one continual panel.
Submitted by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
on June 1, 2015
Pam
from TX asked:
July 30, 2013
Do you think this is sturdy enough for small animals to live in?
1 Answer
This structure is not intended to provide long term protection. In fact, in the event of strong storms, it should be disassembled. At the minimum, the roof should be removed.
Submitted by:
Magan B.
on July 30, 2013
Joanna
from Philadelphia, PA asked:
July 9, 2013
Can this screen keep out bugs smaller an mosquitoes? Can we set this up on a covered porch with composite decking and railing? We wouldn't be able to anchor it on the decking, but could anchor it to a railing to stabilize in light wind. Is there a way to attach to railing this way?
1 Answer
We cannot guarantee it will keep out all no-see-ums but it will keep out the great majority of them. As for as anchoring, we cannot recommend you attaching it to a railing will work as it goes against the manufacturer's recommended method.
Submitted by:
Dawn H.
on July 9, 2013
JC
from New Jersey asked:
December 29, 2012
How is the roof attached? A friend of mine has a different model and it takes two to three people to get the vinyl top on.
1 Answer
The roof is attached by poles and tube tips.
Submitted by:
Magan B.
on January 2, 2013
John Wickersham
from San Diego CA asked:
June 26, 2012
Could a cat get out of it?
1 Answer
While there is no floor attached to the screen house, there is galvanized metal framing that rests on the ground around the perimeter of the unit. The screen house comes with a ground anchor kit.
Submitted by:
Chris
on June 27, 2012
Donna Crowell
from Destin, Fl asked:
April 29, 2012
I am interested in using this screen room as an outdoor room for my cats. Are the frames metal on the bottom where the cats could not get out? It is hard to tell from the picture.
1 Answer
The entire frame is made of white galvanized metal. However there is no metal around the bottom of the screen.
Submitted by:
Dawn H.
on April 30, 2012
Customer Reviews
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By jpb from
on October 1, 2007
Needed some shade
We wanted some shade on our deck for the hot summer days. This unit has worked well. It went together fairly easy with two people. We like it.
By Michele P. from
on March 27, 2007
Casita Screenhouse
My husband and I bought this screenhouse about 3 summers ago and enjoy it more and more each summer. No bugs can get in but it has to be bolted down on a patio otherwise it will blow away and the canopy top does wear. The winds have blown it off before we figured out how to use bungees to keep it all down. Now we can sit out there in a storm and we know it won't go anywhere. I would buy another one in a second.
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