Garden House Play Tent

The tent's structure is a pop-up fabric house on a hollow PVC pole frame with no anchoring hardware described, so ASTM F1148-style anchoring, fall-zone or entrapment-geometry information simply is not published for it, nor is it published for any comparable DJECO structure.

The tent is roomy enough for two children and recommended from age 3, but this capacity claim rests on the product's own wording alone, with no independent corroboration for this product.

No ASTM F963 or CPSIA compliance trail is published for this tent, but DJECO is an identifiable, retail-distributed manufacturer for whom non-publication of a Children's Product Certificate is standard industry practice, not a compliance gap.

The tent is made of sturdy polyester fabric that wipes clean, with a PVC pole structure; no UV-stability claim, no rust-resistance detail (poles appear PVC, not metal hardware), and no multi-season durability record are published.

The tent is labeled for ages 3 and up with no small-parts warning language attached to it; a separate DJECO magnetic game was found by a regulator to carry small parts posing a choking risk despite 3+ labeling, a different product line from this tent.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry (9,990 records, 1973-2026, with toy/crib/stroller controls confirming coverage) and found no record for DJECO. Separately, a 2017 Health Canada-forced recall covers a magnetic game with mislabeled age grading, an unrelated product line to this tent, no injuries reported.

We found no named certification or standard asserted for this tent itself; DJECO's general marketing copy cites quality and design without a certificate number, named lab, or test method for this product.

The product names the designer and fabric (sturdy polyester, PVC pole structure) but does not publish country of manufacture, warranty terms, or a spare-parts/repair route for this tent.