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Question: can you adapt to use a wood burning stove in tent?
Document: A two burner Coleman stove will warm the tent to 65 degrees in about 3 to 5 minutes. That is 65 degrees at table top height. Stand up and get warmer.There are large, zippered, 6 foot windows on the sides and on the back wall.
There is so much room inside, the poles are not a bother. I put hooks on them, and use them to hang things on. The poles are not normally needed, but when real bad weather hits, they shoare up tent - making it very sturdy. The poles are expandable in length. That lets me adjust them as needed.This tent is a cabin to me. I have a twin size air-bed on each end of the tent.
The quality is certainly not the highest. The canvas is bit thin, the plastic floor too. And I'm worried about the zips holding up (the front door is already getting snagged after 10 days use). It's made in China. I wouldn't want to count on it in a tough situation.But for the money, this tent is fair value.And the design is charming, and its a pleasure to be in. Its great for camping out in the front yard or for short trips.
It takes a lickin and keeps on tickin - so to speak.As for setup, one person can easily do it. You lay it out on the ground (use a tarp under it). Stake it down. Put the poles in their proper place. Raise the center pole on one side, then raise the one on the other side. Then raise each end, one side at a time. It will not fall over and it will not tear like cheap nylon tents.
Very disappointed, wish I saved my money and bought a better tent later, Do Not Recommend.
This tent is exactly what I expected! I love it. For the price it was a great purchase! I recommend it.
Trek 10 x 14 all season tent, yikes, it worksSurprised me, it actually works, but have heaters electric or propane. No accessory openings. Amazing.
That means you can back them up and fix the problem - if their is a problem.If you want a tent that will hold up to the rain, hold up to the snow, and hold up to the wind, this big 10x14 may be just what you are looking for. It is what I was looking for --- and more.
Since it's integrated with the tent, it causes Severe wall flapping and even with heavy duty metal tent pegs doing their Best, it still collapses.NOT A HAPPY CAMPER :(((2ND UPDATE:We have some fairly Serious WIND and RAIN issues here and this tent does NOT hold up.
This tent we set up on April 1 through Oct 31. Its sturdy and its the luxury tent at our camp site. We love the look and its windows. I just need to get another rain fly. Because we have it up for so many months in a row the sun does a number on it but other than that its a great tent. I would recommend it to everyone.
Answer: yes