BORNA Bed Tent Bed Canopy Twin Size, Portable Sleeping Tents Dream Tents Indoor for Kids and Adult, Breathable Privacy Space on Bed with Three Doors (Mattress Not Included)

I wish I would have purchased this year's ago. I originally purchased this for my youngest special needs son but surprisingly my other son loves it also so they both sleep in it! I really believe I may purchase one for myself. We all enjoy it.

When having ALOT of kids that sometimes don't knock this comes in handy creats privacy for intimacy and keeps it nice & dark for when you need to sleep during the day or if you get migraines alot creats a dark place to relax it is good for alot of different things it fit our king sized bed perfectly it was easy to assemble it is definitely rip resistant and durable very light weight buy strong the value for the money is WORTH it I'm thinking about getting one for my kids cause they love ours

I bought this in November of 2024 and it's still going strong.Pros: it helps cut down on light during the night thus better sleep. If you're cold often you'll definitely stay warmer. It has hooks at one end so you can add little lamps if you'd like. No issues with the zippers so far. It's cheaper than most bed tents but still durable. It fit my bed with no issues, I like that it fits like a sheet rather than having to wrestle a mattress inside of it to work. It's also very easy to set up on your own.Cons: my only complaint is that the fabric is a little thin, I share my room and when their lamp is on you can see through the tent from the inside, but not from the outside. If you have your own lamp on inside your tent they will be able to see you from the outside of your light is right next to you. However if you're using lamps on the hooks they can only see the light where it's at and not the entire inside of your tent.Additional info, if you get the versions with the poles on the inside of the tent you can hang string lights around them and have a nice little glow inaide your tent. Others will be able to see the lights at the top from the outside but they will not be able to see the entire inside of the tent.

Son loves it fits twin bed perfectly

We didn't get approved for the prescription for the expensive bed so we tried this as an option and my son loves it.If doesn't have all the special gadgets but it was very easy to setup, fits perfectly and provides the perfect space for my son to have his own safe space in his room.

Completely pointless. Wasted my money. The poles are too big for the fabric tent provided. Its like it had medium poles for a small tent. It ripped instantly. I got this to help contain my non verbal level 3 autistic child durring the night when she wakes up. This was the only saftey measure i could afford as a single mom, and it broke before she was even able to use it one time. I feel like i was robbed and now i have no options to help keep my daughter safe. Im literally crying my eyes out right now

Two people to set up is only downside so farOnce you figure out sides that go over frame it’s greatWe put it together on the bed frame but I think we should have used the floor and lifted it up and over.Only remark is the package was definitely not brand new. Tent was brand new but frame had been opened.I’m guessing the people didn’t like the two person put together issue.Tent does cut a lot of light out ( black version). Not 100 during daylight hours.Air flow is great - zippers and material are goodLike the pockets to put things in.We attached a rechargeable light /fan in the corner and it works very well. String lights can be wrapped around the frame easily.I like the height of the tent. Can sit up and read play on switch etc.

The product itself helps my sleep significantly as I'm very sensitive to light. However, this only really gets you the last 10% or so of darkness and needs to be used in conjunction with blackout curtains at a minimum and I still use my sleep mask with it as there is a surprising amount of bleedthrough with its very thin walls. It also acts as a bit of a hot box when fully sealed, so venting by keeping part of it open is also a bit of a requirement, but I don't see a means to solve that issue with any sleep tent. The zippers are poor quality with one having failed pretty quick, and I question the overall durability of this over the long term, but as a first tent to see how this works for you its worth a try, but I'll probably look elsewhere when the time comes to replace it as I don't see this lasting more than maybe six to eight months but that's just an estimate. Setup was incredibly easy though, although I will caution the fiberglass rods have a bit of a flaking that happens and this can get onto your mattress which causes some irritation, so additional bed maintenance (cleaning) will be required with this as well. Despite the negativity, I would still likely recommend this for someone like me with ASD who struggles with sensory issues relating to light to see if this kind of tech helps you before perhaps investing in a more durable tent. Doesn't seem to do anything for sound though, just in case you were wondering about using it for that too.