Feature: Summer seasons: An integrated, heavy-duty zippable groundsheet allowing you to roll the sides of the walls up on a hot, summer’s day and to let the wind pass underneath. Beige color: Fabulous sand-like color creating a warm and romantic vibe. Mosquito screen: Both door and windows are equiped. Accommodation: This tent easily fits 2
Feature:
Summer seasons: An integrated, heavy-duty zippable groundsheet allowing you to roll the sides of the walls up on a hot, summer’s day and to let the wind pass underneath.
Beige color: Fabulous sand-like color creating a warm and romantic vibe.
Mosquito screen: Both door and windows are equiped.
Accommodation: This tent easily fits 2 queen-sized beds but sleeps up to 8 kids.
Description:
Canvas: Heavy-duty waterproof cotton canvas (0.63 lbs/10ft2).
Ground sheet: It is a heavy-duty groundsheet which is attached to the tent with a zipper. The groundsheet is made out of PVC and weighs 1.2 lbs/10ft2.
Door: Zipped front door for fast access.
Windows: 4 windows complete with integrated mosquito screens.
Carry bag: All packs down into a matching cloth bag.
Stitchment: Double stitching all around and reinforced key points.
Guy ropes and tent peg: 4m (13.1ft) bell tent comes with 12 ropes and 24 pegs, while 5m (16.4ft) bell tent comes with 14 ropes and 28 pegs.
Note:
Cotton shrinks when wet in heavy rain, making itself waterproof when it rains. The first time your tent gets wet it may leak a little, don’t worry, THIS IS TOTALLY NORMAL!
Once it dries out for the first time that shrinkage closes up any little holes to ensure it won’t happen again.
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Not just pleasantly surprised, AMAZED AND DELIGHTED! I purchased this tent intending it to be a more “historical” looking tent to bring with me to SCA events. I know that it isn’t medieval at all, but that’s exactly the point! It looks medieval so it doesn’t stand out as a blatantly modern tent, yet has all the features you might expect and want out of a comfortable home away from home. I was able to set up this tent solo in 15 minutes while wrangling a toddler. It includes everything needed including stakes, guy lines and poles. The only thing I needed was a hammer. The tent is well made with a canvas exterior, heavyweight pvc floor and mosquito netting for the the windows and door. But the really amazing part were the unadvertised extra features. A ring to hold a lantern, netted peak vents, ties inside and out to add high wind supports, and more. The removable pvc floor extends up 3″ to keep out unexpected ground water. The entire sidewalls of the tent can be rolled up if the doors windows and vents aren’t enough…
Guest glamping tent with idea for base This tent is great and it works wonderfully as my guest glamping tent!! This is definitely a two person job to put up. We put a pallet base under it with some plyboard to keep it off the ground. But we love it and it has so many possibilities.
… and figured based on the reviews that it was good enough to warrant not going with the American brand … I purchased this tent for $600 and figured based on the reviews that it was good enough to warrant not going with the American brand name version. It was still a big investment at $600 and I just couldn’t bring myself to spend the extra $250 for the name brand with this tent having such good reviews. Well, I’ll consider this a lesson learned on getting what you paid for. Here were the main issues contributing to the 2 star rating: