9' x 12' CANVAS STRAIGHT WALL BASE CAMP CABIN TENT

by Trek

Product Features

• Base Size: 9' x 12'
• Sleeps: 7
• Center Height: 90"
• Wall Height: 48"
• Area: 108 Sq. Ft.

Product Description

BRAND NEW ~ 12' x 9' Straight Wall CANVAS BASE CAMP TENT with CUSTOM WRAP AROUND FLY COVER * High Quality, All 8oz. Cotton, Duck Canvas Cabin Tent * Water Repellant to 600mm HYDRO TEST * All fire retarded to meet CPAI-84 Regulations. * Ready to ship to ANY STATE ! * Straight Vertical Wall for Maximum Space * Rugged Vinyl Coated Floor (Attached) for Wear and Ease of Cleaning (Material is almost like a inflatable, waterproof boat) Water, Snakes and Bugs Can't creep in ! * 3 Extra Large, Inside Zippered Storm Windows with No-See-Um Mesh Screens * Extra Wide Screened Front Door with Zippered Rain Flaps to keep the snow out. * Strong 1 " Diameter - Metal Frame which has been Plated to resist rust * Side Pole Loops of Bungee to Withstand Strong Winds, Snow and Heavy Rain. * 4 Way Ventilation for those hot summer days * Duck Canvas has been Treated to Resist Ultraviolet and Dry Rot *** Ready to ship to ANY STATE ! * Top Sleeve Tunnel Ridge to Keep Tent from sagging. NO Center Pole in the middle of the floor to trip over. * Sewn in Convenience Pockets for storage * Light colored roof to allow Maximum Light in Winter Months and to Repel Heat in the Summer * FLY COVER - INCLUDED $79.00 Value UV Resistant Polyester Fly - Helps Prolong the Life of your tent: Full fly with wrap around fabric to protect your cotton canvas, straight wall tent and add longer tent life. Made of strong 75 Denier 185 count Ultra Violet Resistant Polyester. The Fly is waterproofed to 1000mm Hydostatic pressure and also fire retarded treated. Comes with the rubber bungee cords and pole hooks to secure the fly securely to your poles. * 2 Person - Set Up and Take Down Custom color: KHAKI & White INCLUDED: TENT (Custom Color) , Poles, Tent Bag, CUSTOM FLY COVER, Attached Floor, Stakes And Instructions.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 76 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002OOY05G
• Item model number: 245F
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #340,873 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, November 11, 2010

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JR (Sutton, MA USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: 9' x 12' CANVAS STRAIGHT WALL BASE CAMP CABIN TENT (Misc.)

You get what you pay for. In the case of this tent, you don't get top quality, but you don't pay top dollar either. The tent isn't bad. It's nice and roomy once you get it set up, but getting it set up is the problem.

I've had mine for a few years now (so they MAY have made some changes to it, I don't know).

Don't even TRY to set it up alone. It can be done, but even with two people it's tough to do. One bit of information on setting this up is critical: the tent gets its stability from the stakes and tie-offs. This is in no way a "free standing" tent that needs to be tied down for protection from the wind. For some reason that wasn't so obvious to me when I first got it. It looked like it should stand up mostly on its own. It does not.

Get or make some GOOD stakes (and extras). Don't skimp or you'll only regret it.

It may just be my lack of patience, but whenever I get mine set up, it never looks quite like the pictures. It's always quite a bit more... "droopy" looking.

Quality wise, I'd give it a 7 out of 10. In trying to pull the tent tight I actually ripped the stitching along the very top of the tent, and had to sew it back up myself (very heavy canvas, not fun stitching...) This is an area that obviously has to take a lot of stress and abuse, and I was surpised it ripped as easiliy as it did. With my fix, I haven't had any more trouble with it (it was only one corner that let go - the other corner has held just fine without any of my stitching re-work).

Aside from that, this is just what it looks like, four walls and a roof. The bottom is heavy duty enough not to have failed me yet. I'm not overly cautious with it, so I take that as a plus.

The plasticy,rubbery rain fly/sun shield is a good addition. A bit flimsy, but I look at it as a freebie they didn't need to stick in, so I can't complain.

The canvas did rapidly fade once the sun shone on it, but that means very little to me personally.

Would I buy it again? A definite maybe. I remember when making this purhcase that I steered away from some of the other wall tents that looked like they needed more tie-offs - but now that I realize this needs just as many I might make a different decision. But for the price, this really isn't a bad deal.

Mine has no outlet for a chimney, that's something I miss having...

So my review on this is pretty much down the middle. If you can easily afford more, or it's going to get used a LOT, then spend more. If you just need somethihng for occasional use, this is probably fine for you.

If you're doing a lot of weekend family camping, I'd recommend more of a large "pop up" tent. It'd be about 50lbs lighter, take up much less space in your vehicle, and setup in a snap without having to get all p'd off at your wife while trying to raise it. : )

Plus you'll really stick out in a campground with this thing! And I don't mean that in a good way. It really does look a little silly set up in the woods next to a bunch of colemans. It's very tall and very bright. When everybody around you spends five minutes popping up their tents, compared to your hour and a half, you tend to get a little sensitive to your tent standing out so much. You'll keep asking youself "why exactly do I have this thing again?".

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Very good for the price., November 16, 2010

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Linda Rice Carlton Abraham "Sandhill Garden" (Gainesville, Florida) - See all my reviews

This review is from: 9' x 12' CANVAS STRAIGHT WALL BASE CAMP CABIN TENT (Misc.)

I bought this tent a few years ago with the intention of putting it on a deck. My mistake was not realizing that the door of the tent is on the 12' side, and therefore it did not fit on the deck very comfortably. That said, it has done well although the zipper on the front door broke and I can't get it to realign, but this was after 2 years of constant opening and closing. I would buy it again, but keep the zipper oiled, and make sure that the tent is not staked in such a way as to put stress on the zipper.