Canvas Tent Features
Canvas Tent Windows
Our 13’x13′ wall tent features 4 windows, two on each side while our 13’x16′ and 13’x20′ come with 6 windows, 3 on each side. Each window is screened and reinforced with double stitching. Our windows velcro down the sides and bottom to help seal the window when not in use. They can be rolled up and tied open when needed. This allows for proper ventilation and will reduce any risk of condensation.
Wall Tent Stove Jack
All of our canvas tents come with a stove jack and cover in the roof in the front right corner. The stove jack fabric features a 5″ inch circle sewn into it. If your current stove has a different pipe size, we can accommodate for that as well.
Wall Tent Angle Kit – Complete DIY Frame Support
You will need to purchase your angle pieces along with your frame to complete your canvass wall tent. Angle pieces are galvanized coated to help prevent corrosion. Angles are made for 1″ EMT conduit. Our angles also include a cable system to help stabilize the frame. Please note, although our angles and frames are designed to properly hold up our canvas tent, we do not guarantee them to handle snow loads.
Sod Cloth – Ground Seal Protection
Our walls come with an extra 6-12 inches of material on the bottom to create a sod cloth. This helps seal up the bottom of the tent.
Tent Pole Ties – Secure Your Canvas Frame
There are ties on the inside of the tent that allow you to secure the canvas to the poles. This helps keep the frame in place and hold the fabric from flapping in the wind.
Tent Ridge Openings – Ventilation Made Easy
Openings on both sides of the tent Velcro close and can be opened and closed by a pull string. (Giving our tent a 4-season sturdiness, but the ventilation is similar to seasonal tents, read up on seasonal tents here).
Canvas Tent Eaves – Rain-Shedding Design
The roof extends beyond the walls, creating an eave to help prevent water from running down the walls.
Reinforced Corners – Extra Strength at Key PointsÂ
Anywhere the tent comes in contact with the poles, there is at least two layers of canvas. The four main corners velcro and tie shut. The velcro corners help eliminate the issue of the corners ripping while taking the tent on and off the frame.
Our High-Performance PolyShield™ Polyester Canvas for Wall Tents
Science has improved the types and quality of material available these days. We believe in using the best materials to make you the highest quality canvas tent possible. Unlike other polyester-based tents, we do not have condensation issues.
Our unique polyester tent material is an 11 oz canvas with a breaking strength of 449 lbs (warp direction) and 382 lbs (fill direction), making it significantly tougher than traditional canvas. Traditional canvas has a breaking strength of 382 (warp) and 241 (fill) for 12 oz canvas and about 210 (warp) and 140 (fill) for 10 oz canvas. The tear strength is 67 lbs (warp) and 40 lbs (fill); this is roughly double that of the Sunforger canvas material used by other tent companies.
With over 25 years hunting experience in the backcountry, our mission was to design a wall tent with high quality material at a reasonable price. We wanted something better. That’s why the material we use is superior to traditional canvas.
Rot & Mildew Resistant
- Resistant to mold, unlike cotton canvas
- Resistant to mildew, unlike cotton canvas
Lightweight but Strong
- Ideal for packing into the backcountry
- Easier to set up and move
- Our 13 x 16 tent weighs only about 60 lbs
Highly Durable
- Higher break and tear strength
- More resistant to ultraviolet rays
- Should outlast cotton canvas
- Does not shrink like cotton
Waterproof
- Will not absorb water like cotton
- Made from a waterproof fabric and sealed seams
- Does not require a rainfly, but a rainfly does help protect the tent
PolyShield+ Upgrade
PolyShield+ features an integrated treatment — not a coating — for additional protection against mildew, fire, and wear.
