Thcbme 5M Cotton Canvas Bell Tent - Yurts with Stove Jack, Windproof, Breathable Shade, Family Camping Travel, Group Activities, 4 Season Polyester (6-10People), Khaki, 16.4ft (MXT16.4ft-KQ)

The media could not be loaded. Ok, I am impressed. I felt like I was compromising, due to cost constraints, but this thing is crazy sturdy. I set it up for the second time today in 30 mile an hour winds, which later escalated to well over 40mph. If I had other options, i would have either not put it up, or found a place with less wind. Rock solid and glad to be surprised. Goes up easy confidering the size. Easily holds 10 degrees warmer than outside tmps in windy, rainy weather with only a small electric heater, cant wait to try the stove jack with a wood stove.

This tent is very spacious.We had a queen size blowup mattress, aluminum folding camping table, sectioned off 1/8 for a toilet room, multiple totes with supplies and still had room to spare to move & dress without feeling cramped!Setup: took about 15-30mins with primarily myself, but extremely easy set up.-Roll out and flatten/stake the 8 floor points.-put center beam up from inside/ensuring the “cord cup” is on the bottom footer.-install the 8 outside rods & stakes. Clip rods to side walls.-double check exterior rods are as true vertical as possible tightening/releasing from the outer stakes to assist.-Move in!Camping experience:With sun hitting tent it warmed up inside quickly.However, the easy to use cord&flap system attacked to inner main pole allowed the air to vent up, plus all 8 exterior walls are screened windows and/or doors!The only thing you need to worry about is if you need hearing from a Stove Jack Style System, be sure it is to a side or rear wall.We used a MrHeater Buddy and kept comfortable warm while using it all night!There are plastic rings top & bottom at each internal wall corners, in addition to a fabric one half way up interior ceiling inline with corners.We tied a light weight sheet to two sets to section off a toilet room only using less then 1/8th of the tent…since it didn’t go all the way to center.Breaking camp:-Remove outer most 8 stakes and exterior pull rods.-Remove internal main pole. Enduring even laying of tent onto the floor section.-Remove 8 flooring stakes from their points.-Roll up tent, ensuring it is dry from any dew or moisture first.-stow away.Overall: this is a great tent and we were the envy of most whom saw it at the YuleVikingFestival in Kilgore Texas.Beware: You must have an active heating source inside to keep warm, although well made…tent does not store heat for long. As stated earlier, just a MrHeater Buddy doing 6-9k BTU of heat during the night kept us nice and toasty.I have already shared link with multiple new friends, so order before they get them all!!!

Is an awesome tent. Kept heat in really well during its use in the winter

We really like this Tent! Its not perfect, but we like it. We camp out often with the kids. We used it in 23 degree weather (in Texas). With the stove jack in place, this tent kept us so warm! It's spacious and quiet inside...meaning we can barely hear the wind. It's insulated well. We fit a queen size inflatable mattress 2 twin size inflatable mattress a small table and ample room for our luggage.Cons: 1. We realized there isn't an "entrance" per say, all the way around are just windows/doors so you can make any side the entrance. Only downfall is we would have liked a taller window/door (these are all the same size). My husband is tall and it's a pain getting in and out. Plus we would have enjoyed a little awning attached like a normal tent. (Not a deal breaker) 2. The pole in the center gets in the way. I mean it's the structure and we get it. Just annoying because it's next to the smoke jack. Which also gets in our way. 3. We almost returned this because the shape.. makes it hard to organize the beds when the tent is like a circle vs a square or rectangle. Again, not a deal breaker. As we continue to stay in there we have come to get used to it and love it.4. The zippers can get stuck at times when unzipping the windows/doors. I read a review about this, but not a deal breaker for us.Pros: 1. Easy to put up and take down 2. Insulated, quiet inside, well made. 2. 360 views when all windows are open. 3. Has a tarp on top which was nice. 4. Smoke stack hole - very convenient. 5. Spacious inside to walk around.

As mentioned with other reviewers the zippers are a weak point, I've thought of picking a couple doors I would use the most and making magnetic buttons to keep from zipping and unzipping constantly while in useSpace interior is amazing and tho I didn't go on some wild excursion into the wilds I did set this up in my back yard for three weeks recently and two weeks of that was pretty darned pac NW rainyNice and dry inside. The vent at top is fantastic and the bungee attachments that provide tension are well thought out. The template they provide, well I have no earthly idea how this works. There are eight corners so I tack one down with stake then count four sides out, pull tight and steak that one (exactly opposite the first) then count two more and stake down. So I am just not too sure how that strange template is used.The bag the tent comes in is plenty sufficient and has straps to sinch the whole bundle together when packing.Super important to dry all the way before packing and I've found that opening up all the windows or doors makes packing easier.The quality and value for the money are good and can't wait to set this up somewhere besides my back yard!