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Privacy Pop bed tent provides some seclusion in shared boudoirs

Privacy Pop bed tent provides some seclusion in shared boudoirs
The Privacy Pop provides some privacy in a zip
The Privacy Pop provides some privacy in a zip
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The Privacy Pop ready to provide some privacy
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The Privacy Pop ready to provide some privacy
The Privacy Pop comes with a custom carry bag
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The Privacy Pop comes with a custom carry bag
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The Privacy Pop fits to a twin or twin XL bed
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The Privacy Pop fits to a twin or twin XL bed
The Privacy Pop means we just don't know if someone is in there
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The Privacy Pop means we just don't know if someone is in there
The Privacy Pop includes zippered windows for ventilation and light
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The Privacy Pop includes zippered windows for ventilation and light
The Privacy Pop folds down for easy transportation
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The Privacy Pop folds down for easy transportation
The Privacy Pop provides some privacy in a zip
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The Privacy Pop provides some privacy in a zip
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Although we're social creatures, everyone needs a bit of privacy every now and then. This is particularly true in the bedroom, but whether it's sharing with siblings growing up or co-habitation with roommates at college, unfortunately not all have us can enjoy the luxury of our own sleeping space. While not quite in the same league as your own four walls, the Privacy Pop will provide some protection from prying eyes - but you'll still want to keep the noise down - you know, when reading.

Designed as a tent that fits around a bed, the Privacy Pop includes zippered access and windows that provide extra ventilation and light when you want it. The unit also folds down like a tent to fit in a custom carrying bag, meaning it might also appeal to travelers regularly staying in hostels. And while college-goers might find it handy for warding off the morning light after a big night out or not annoying others when working late on a laptop, it's youngsters that are likely to get the most out of the Privacy Pop.

The Privacy Pop includes zippered windows for ventilation and light
The Privacy Pop includes zippered windows for ventilation and light

As they get older, kids love their own private space away from grown ups, be it real or imagined - just look at the continuing popularity of blanket forts. The Privacy Pop not only provides that sense of privacy, but allows parents to keep an ear out to ensure the little ones don't get up to too much trouble.

The Privacy Pop is designed to fit twin and twin XL beds and retails for US$199.95.

Source: Privacy Pop via OhGizmo!

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13 comments
13 comments
Paul Hutchinson
two thoughts. * it\'s tiny... never had a bed that small since I was 16 * expensive... a pop-up tent that size is much cheaper
... I think I\'d rather just hang a sheet down from the ceiling.
Allen Lumley
- just relabel it as a portable cabana , it\'ll sell !
atul292
200 bucks for a sheet cut into holes?
u gotta be kidding me ...
Slowburn
It is awfully expensive for what it does.
windykites
Anyone remember the four poster bed, with curtains? Quite easy to make, using tent poles for the frame, and curtain rings (actually, as in hospitals)
Carlos Grados
If they were to put lights in it and sell it on tv (with two for one deals) they could sell them. They could also throw in a bug screen feature.
collegegirly
I am in college and share a room with 1 other roommate, so I decided to by a privacy pop because i needed some privacy. All i can say is this product is worth the money!! It isn\'t just a \"sheet.\" the material is so nice and thick that it blocks out any light, which helps me sleep better and I am not bothered by her computer light at night. I can stay up and finish a paper in my bed because I know i wont distract her.
Dennis Caelian
$200 is not a bad price.
c w
I don\'t think I can see how this won\'t result in embarrassing pics/videos.
That said, I want one. And I have my own room.
Kevin Brown
Depending on how well made this is - this product could be the best defense against bedbugs.
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