Dia. 3m waterproof oxford cloth tripod frame center-pole-free camping

Material: the upper cover is made of 900D Oxford cloth in creamy-white color, waterproof index 5000mm. The fabric seams are sealed. The lower ground sheet is made of heavy-duty 540gsm PVC in khaki color, waterproof index 5000mm.

Tripod frame structure: using a clever three-legged frame that sits inside the tent, there is no need to worry about working around a central pole – meaning it can in fact contain a queen-size air bed.

Good ventilation: there are 4 ventilation holes on the top of the tent. And it comes with 4 semi-circular windows on the side wall. All door and windows are mesh screen with zipped Oxford cloth flap.

Removable ground sheet: the PVC floor is connected to the upper cover via zippers. And it is totally detachable. Meanwhile there are toggles and loops to hold if you roll up the side walls.

Poles: the tripod frame is made of steel tube in diameter 25mm, and the door pole is made of steel tube in diameter 19mm. The poles are both galvanized and powder coated to strengthen the rust-proof function. The coated debris on the surface may fall off when the pole collides. Don't worry. It will not affect the performance of the tent.

Tent open size: floor diameter 3m (118in), side wall height 60cm (23in), door height 150cm (59in), top height 200cm (79in).

Accessories: 1 x tent cover with ground sheet, 1 set of tripod frame, 1 x door pole, 1 x little plastic cap, 10 x small stakes, 10 x big stakes, 10 x wind ropes.

Carton measurements / G.W: 113*26*26cm / 24kg (45*10*10in / 53lb).

Attention:
1. there is one little plastic cap for the metal spike of the door pole. Please kindly use it to cover the eyelet on the Oxford cloth to avoid the water leaking in.
2. The zipper track is not watertight. Please kindly use the Oxford cloth skirt to cover the zipper track to avoid the water leakage, especially in rainy day.

Windproof grade: this tent can be against 6 degrees wind i.e. 48 km/hours. It is not advisable to use this tent when the windstorm is heavier than 6 degrees.

Maintenance: keep the tent clean and in bone-dry conditions when store it.

Lifespan:
The lifespan of your bell tent is very dependent upon the camping conditions and the way you look after. Air pollution, ultraviolet radiation, natural and domestic dirt, all limit the lifespan of the tent. In short, if you look after your tent it will look after you for many years of camping.