Play Tent – Indoor Playhouse With a Door, Windows and Folding Frame

Play Tent – A Room of Their Own in the Corner of the Living Room

An indoor playhouse with a proper door and cutout windows, built on a frame that folds flat when nobody is using it. The walls are fabric and come off for washing. It assembles by hand, with no tools involved.

Why choose an indoor play tent?

Kids build forts out of blankets and dining chairs because they want somewhere that belongs to them. A playhouse gives them that without dismantling the couch every afternoon. When the game is over, the whole thing folds down and slides out of sight.

• Door and windows — they walk in upright instead of crawling under a blanket.
• Folding frame — collapses flat and stores behind a cabinet or under a bed.
• Light build — a child can shift it from one corner to another alone.
• Washable fabric walls — they come off the frame and go in the machine.
• Tool-free assembly — the poles click together by hand in a few minutes.

Set it up and start counting the minutes until it is occupied.

Click the frame together first, then pull the fabric shell over it from the top down. Give it a corner with a bit of clearance so the door swings free. Fold it the same way in reverse and it goes flat enough to slide under a bed.

Specifications

• Frame with removable fabric walls
• Tool-free assembly
• Folds flat for storage
• For indoor use

Put it up and let them move in.