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Coleman

Lakeside 6 Geodesic Tent

Name: Lakeside 6 Geodesic Tent
Brand: Coleman
Price: 214.90 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.8 (26 reviews)

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Details & Specs

Reliably sturdy in harsh conditions, the Coleman Lakeside 6 Geodesic is not only exceptional value for money, it is also a remarkably versatile dome tent.

The Geodesic frame creates a sturdy structure with ample interior space, while the fully enclosed front vestibule combines with an extended rear vestibule to provide sleeping room for six with freedom to stand inside. Adding to the interior is a front awning and multiple access points with double doors on the front, rear and sides.

Equipped with the Coleman Weathertec System, the Lakeside 6 Geodesic is reliably weatherproof, and provides substantial ventilation through the doors and side windows.

Sleeps 6
2000mm waterhead
2 side windows
Fully enclosed front vestibule
Front, rear and side doors
Front awning
2 year warranty
Includes carry bag

Season:

Sleeping Capacity:

6 Person

Recommended Capacity:

4 Person + Living Space

Sleeping Area:

240L x 230W cm

External Dimensions:

535L x 240W cm

Packed Dimensions:

61L x 32W x 32H cm

Weight:

18 Kg

Max. Head Height:

200 cm

Material:

75D/185T Polyester

Inner Material:

Polyester

Floor Material:

Polyethylene

Frame Material:

9.5mm Fibreglass

Waterproof:

2000mm

Warranty:

2 Year

Supplier Code:

1344926

Snowys Code:

132382

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Q&A's (18)

The dimensions of the main room4 answers

According to the spec, the sleeping area is 230 x 240 cm. But you have answered to the very first question that it is actually 330 x 240. Could you confirm which one is correct?

David - Beecroft(8 years ago)

Hi David,

The correct dimensions of the main room are 230cm x 240cm, as listed in the specs. Sorry for the confusion!Â

Lisa - Snowys(8 years ago)

Thanks Lisa. However I have some doubt ... looking at the picture, based on the proportion the main room seems bigger than the vestibule. If the length of the main room is 230cm, the vestibule would be 300cm long... I am in a bit of hurry to order one but it only suits me if the room is 330 x 240. Would you mind to double check the dimensions? Thanks.

David - Beecroft(8 years ago)

G'day David,Â

I can totally see where the confusion is - this tent was also confusing for us too!

Our floor plan was based on Coleman's specs but on looking at the tent in person, the shape of itÂ is deceptive as both ends taper off which reduces the amount of sleeping space inside the tent.

The vestibule measures 180cm long and 230cm wide, while the sleeping area in the main room is 240cm long, while the tapered end section measures 80cm.Â

The reason we don't include the end part of the room in the sleeping area dimensions is because it is not enough space to fitÂ a mat, or person to use.Â

We've carefully measured the display mode and updated the floor plan so it should be very accurate now.

Emily - Snowys(8 years ago)

Thank you Emily for the accurate dimensions of the floor plan. Really appreciated for the information.

David - Beecroft(8 years ago)

Coleman Quickbeds1 answer

We are looking at getting the Coleman Queen Quickbed and two Colman XL Single Quickbeds. It looks like we could fit the queen in one of the rooms and the two singles in the other vestibule area. Is that correct?

Sophy - Yarrawarrah(8 years ago)

G'day Sophy,Â

I've just had a look at our displayÂ Lakeside 6 Geodesic, and I reckon we might need to update our floor plan as it makes the vestibule look slightly larger than it actually is.Â

If you have a look at the thirdÂ image linked above, you can get a better idea of the shape and size of the vestibule - as it isn't a square, you youÂ will just be able to squeeze a XL Single Quickbed, but two wouldn't fit due to the shape.Â

You will be able to fit a Queen Quickbed in the sleeping area, but you may want to consider smaller camp mats as they are easier to fit in this tent.Â

Emily - Snowys(8 years ago)

What's it include?1 answer

Does this tent come with everything you need to camp with? Don't need to buy anything else to set it up? Pegs, fly bare etc

Marlena - Manly(8 years ago)

The tent comes with everything you need to get started Marlena, although I wouldÂ recommend that you purchase a tarpÂ to go under the tent to protect the floor. All pegs and guy ropes are included, although if youâ€™re likely to go camping somewhere that the ground is quite hard you may like to purchase some more heavy duty pegsÂ to make life easier.Â

Lisa - Snowys(8 years ago)

What size of air bed can be used to fit a family of 4?1 answer

Hi Snowys I am planning to buy 2 double airbeds to use in the main room of this Tend. Could you confirm 2 double airbeds can fit properly? Otherwise, could you advice best airbeds to use inside the Tent and can accommodate a family of 4?

PEDRO - CARINDALE(8 years ago)

Gâ€™day Pedro,

The Coleman Lakeside 6 has a sleeping area thatâ€™s 240L x 230W so you wonâ€™t be able to fit two double airbeds (or double mats in general).

You may have to consider single self-inflating mats such theÂ Explore Planet Earth Sim Camper F100Â which are 200L x 66W cm.

Weâ€™d recommend considering using the vestibule as a sleeping area as well, as you may struggle with four singles in the sleeping area. Â

Emily - Snowys(8 years ago)

Are there storage pockets in the tent?1 answer

Sue - MAROUBRA, NSW(8 years ago)

Hi Sue, there are storage pockets in the vestibule area, the main room does not have storage pockets but it does have a gear hammock on the roof which would be suitable for small, lightweight items. Hope this helps.

Lisa - Snowys(8 years ago)

Is there a video or other resources for assembly? 1 answer

I find the instructions vague and feel that I'm not erecting it properly as it doesn't seem to "fit" well. Any other resources on assembly available?

Emily - RICHMOND, SA(8 years ago)

G'day Emily - Setup instructions for this tent are pretty few and far between, other than the instruction sheet. We actually have one set up in the shop now and I see you're located pretty near. Best bet is to pop in some day and have a look at the 'one we prepared earlier' and take some photos. It's such a popular tent, so we could look at filming a set up video soon. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(8 years ago)

Does it have full mesh at each door for insect protection?1 answer

Janelle - SYDNEY, NSW(9 years ago)

There is Janelle, there are three entrances to the front vestibule which feature a mesh door in the interior tent, then the flysheet door over this for weather protection. The rear door to the sleeping area features both mesh and privacy panels in the interior tent, then an entrance through the flysheet for weather protection.

Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)

All doors and windows: Can they be closed from inside?4 answers

Novi - ARMIDALE, NSW(9 years ago)

G'day Novi - That's a really good question. The fly windows can only open from the outside of course. However, as we don't have one set up in the store, I'm not 100% on what the inner windows are like - whether it's just inbuilt mesh that doesn't open at all, or two layers. I have contacted the supplier and he'll find out and get back to me. As for the doors - yes, they can be opened from the inside or outside. As soon as I know about the windows, I'll let you know. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

G'day again Novi - Coleman have come back to me and said: "Definitely double layer of mesh (both inner and fly) but no privacy flap on the inner tent. If you want to close the window you need to close the outer window flap on the fly." Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

Thanks so much! Which one is correct about the overall weight? I found in Coleman Australia site, this tent weighs 26.1kg (!), but here weighs just 18kg ?

Novi - ARMIDALE, NSW(9 years ago)

Hi Novi, we've re-weighed the tent here - we like to double check the info that we get from our suppliers just in case - and this tent does weigh approximately 18kgs.

Lisa - Snowys(9 years ago)

How hard is it for 1 person to erect on their own1 answer

Julie - Woodcroft(9 years ago)

G'day Julie - We get this question quite a lot. You could set this tent up by yourself - we have had customers do it. But ideally you'd have two people, even just for the other to hold one side as you thread a pole through or the like. Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

Do you have assembly instructions available for the Coleman Lakeside 6 Geodesic please?1 answer

I want to know how to put the tent up before I decide to buy

Louise - Blue Mountains(9 years ago)

G'day Louise - Definately. All of the tents we sell come with good instructions. :) Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

Can this tent be put up by 1 person?1 answer

Louise - Blue Mountains(9 years ago)

G'day Louise - We haven't got one set up in the store, so I'm not sure first-hand how easy it would be to set up solo. However, I've read over some of the reviews (see the next tab to the left) and a few mention setting it up with someone else, but one reviewer says it would be possible to do it by yourself but it mightn't be the easiest thing to do. If it's only you and the kids, they might be able to help by at least holding a pole in on one side as you attempt to clip it into place on the other. Setting up a tent with the little ones can be a fun and education (or stressful!) experience! :) Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

Does this tent come as illustrated? The picture on the Coleman site is different1 answer

Louise - Blue Mountains(9 years ago)

G'day Louise - The Lakeside 6 Geodesic here is actually different to the Lakeside Dome which I presume you're referring to. The Dome is actually no longer available. If you order this tent, you'll get what is pictured in its snazzy green/grey colours. :) Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(9 years ago)

Does this tent perform well in the rain?1 answer

Explain the water head rating. This tent has 2000mm water head rating, is that sufficient for heavy down pours?

Jim - GEELONG, VIC(9 years ago)

Waterhead rating is a measure of pressure fabric can withstand before water penetrates through the material. To keep things simple, 1500 mm is waterproof and enough for just about any rain event, most lightweight hiking tents are rated at 1500 mm. Anything above that is a bonus. 2000 mm is therefore more than enough for this tent, if the fabric starts leaking then you've likely got bigger concerns than water in this tent... you probably want to pack things up and hightail it out of there!

Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)

How long does this tent take to put up?1 answer

Hi we are two people just wondering how long this tent takes to set up and how difficult it is (ie tension of poles etc)? We would be looking to take short weekend trips so are looking for something relatively easy to set up and put down.

Michelle - SYDNEY, NSW(9 years ago)

G'day Michelle. It's not overly difficult to put up, but will take around half an hour for the two of you to achieve. I wouldnâ€™t recommend this tent for a trip with mainly overnight stops, but if youâ€™re staying in the one place for a few days then this one is a great option.

Lisa - Snowys(9 years ago)

General1 answer

1. Does this tent have mosquito nets on all doors & windows? 2. Is it cool in summer - ie. plenty of ventilation? 3. Is it easy for one person to erect? How long? 4. Is freight free? If not how much to Lane Cove in Sydney, or is there local pick up in Sydney? 5. What window is at the far end , not seen in pic? 6. Does it have flooring throughout to prevent bull ants getting in?

Don - Greenwich, Sydney(9 years ago)

Hi Don, thanks for asking. There is mesh on all doors and windows, so you can open everything up without and bugs getting in. With all doors and windows open you will get a good amount of ventilation so it is good for summer camping. I would recommend 2 people to erect this tent. While I've never put this one up personally, the tent I own is an almost identical design and it takes two of us around half an hour to erect. It would be difficult to do so alone. Delivery is free to most of Australia, including Sydney. There is a door at the rear of the tent, as well as a mesh screen as mentioned above. The tent, including the front vestibule, is fully enclosed with flooring throughout, so you wonâ€™t have any creepy crawlies coming to visit (unless you leave the doors/screens open!) I hope this helps. Please feel free to give us a call if you have any further questions.

Lisa - Snowys(9 years ago)

Tent pole 1 answer

Hi, do you guys have tent poles for this tent as parts ?

Hunkyu - Clearview(9 years ago)

Hi Hunkyu, replacement pole sections can be purchased as a kit. These are cut to length to replace any broken or damaged pole sections. Give us a call if you need some of these and we can assure you get the right diameter poles for your tent. 1300 914 007.

Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)

The weight of the tent?1 answer

Hi according to the coleman website, this tent is 26 kg but here it's 18 kg. Could you clarify this? Cheers.

Dahlia - 7004(9 years ago)

Hi Dahlia, I'm as confused as you are about this one, I came up with 5 different weights after a little research. I weighed the tent in it's box, and it came in at a bit under 19kg. This weight includes an outer cardbboard box, inner cardboard box and all tags. Once all this is removed the tent comes in at about 18kg.

Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)

can you tell me the floor dimensions of the 2 seperate areas when divided?3 answers

Also can you confirm the divider is fly screen that can be zipped up. Does it also have a solid wall you can close. Thanks

Kylie - Hove(10 years ago)

Hi Kylie. This is a newer tent to our range and we don't have it on display, Coleman have not provided such information either. I am going to contact our Roman representative and will post the details here once I receive them.

Ben - Snowys(10 years ago)

Hi Kylie, I have received details to answer your query. The divider door is a 'double' door, or as Coleman described it, "the door to the inner room" which consists of both a mesh layer and a polyester layer. The front room consists of mesh doors only to the exterior. The room divider is situated 195cm from the front of the tent, and the main room is 330L x 240W inside.

Ben - Snowys(10 years ago)

I just have to make a correction here, the main room is actually 230cm x 240cm.

Lisa - Snowys(8 years ago)

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