The word Instant in the name suggests that the frame is pre-attached to the tent. The pictures below show the most essential steps in the setup. To fold the shower tent first you must detach all stakes and lines and lay it flat. Then once it’s flat you can grasp it on both sides, towards the base of the tent. At the same time as your hands are coming together, dip your left hand under your right hand, this will create a coil effect. This time around they have been designed with a 9.5mm thickness. Only the leg poles are aluminum, the frame itself is fiberglass. Using a thick canvas for the tent’s material in the form of a silver-coated Oxford fabric. Widely used and is proven to be waterproof and with the silver coating, it can ensure full UV protection. The durable steel frame and hanging hook can hold 50 pounds of water, plus there's a PE floor with mesh drainage ports for your washing needs. Of course, if you’re tall you’ll want to make sure you don’t get a tent that’s too small. You shouldn’t have too much trouble finding a tall shower tent that’s also lightweight and compact. There are some really great ultra-lightweight shower tents on the market. That means that carrying one with you when you’re venturing further out is totally doable. If you’re a car camper, you probably won’t be too worried about this part. This model from KingCamp is available in 2 different sizes. Whether you go for the single room or double room version, both have plenty of space inside. Ventilation is poor due to a lack of windows and meshing. An enclosed top provides great privacy and shelter from the rain. There’s a side bag where you can store your personal items and a clothesline where you can hang your garments and towel. It’s got a mesh top and a zipper window, so you’ll always have adequate airflow while you’re using it. So beware, rain will fall directly through the mesh top into the tent. Your clothes and other necessities have plenty of storage on the changing/potty side and everything stays nice and dry. It has a good spot to hang your solar bag or your shower head from a water heating unit. With base areas of 30 sq ft and 24 sq ft and peak heights of 85” and 83.8”, not many people will be hitting their heads on these ceilings. It’s not very spacious, with a peak height of under 70” and a base area of only 9 sq ft. It’s highly water-resistant as it’s made of great, high-quality fabric. Folding it back up might be a bit more of a challenge so just be aware of that. It’s a good idea to try and get the hang of it before you take it camping. That way you can avoid the unnecessary frustration that nobody wants at the end of a vacation. Simple assembly method, combined with a cool hiking style design makes this model from Lightspeed a great choice for all campers and lightweight enthusiasts. Interior space and a design layout are important, but if we’re being honest, it’s those extra little features that make a shower tent that much sweeter. When shopping for your next camping shower, just think of all the things you take for granted in your shower at home. We’d consider mesh ceilings a requirement of any shower tent, although windows deserve bonus points both for ventilation and the reasons mentioned above. In addition to those factors, shower tents also need ventilation on the floor to give water a place to go without pooling up. The first step of any proper shower is getting naked, and to do that legally, you’ll want some degree of privacy to keep your self to yourself.