Single Pole Field Tent
| Waterproof, Rot Proof |
| Large Doors and Windows For Optimal Ventilation |
| Suitable For 6-7 Person |
| Multi Layers Insulation for Temperature Control |
| Made of Highly durable Materials |
Single Pole Deluxe Tent
| Length x Width: | 4 x 4 Meter |
| Center Height: | 2.80 Meter |
| Wall Height: | 1.80 Meter |
| Outer Fold: | 580 GSM PolyCotton Canvas Waterproof and Rot Proof |
| Middle Fold: | 120 GSM Woven Fabric Black Sheeting |
| Inner Fold: | 140 GSM Breathable Dyed Printed Cotton Sheeting |
| Mud Flap: | Made of White HDPE Fabric 20cm on Wall & 20cm as Mud Flap |
| Mosquito Netting: | Polyester Mesh |
| Frame: | 58mm Steel Ridge Pole (Center), 25mm Steel Wall Sticks (16 Sticks) |
| Shelf Life: | Min.5 Year |
| Life Span: | Mini.1 year Easily |
| Color: | Natural White / Customizable |
| Doors: | 2 Doors |
| Windows: | 4 Windows |
| Packing Unit | 210 x 38 x 38 cm, 80 KG (+/-3%) |
| Content: | Tent Roof, Tent Walls, Frame poles, Pegs, Instruction Manual and Hammer |
| 20' Container: | 105 Units |
| 40' Container: | 210 Units |
| Ground Sheeting |
| Waterproof, Rot Proof |
| Large Doors and Windows For Optimal Ventilation |
| Suitable For 6-7 Person |
| Multi Layers Insulation for Temperature Control |
| Made of Highly durable Materials |
Description
Single pole field tent is a type of camping tent that uses a single pole to support the structure. The design typically includes a central pole that extends vertically from the ground and supports the tent’s peak, with the tent’s walls sloping down to the ground. The tent usually staked down around the perimeter to keep it in place.
Single pole field tents often used by backpackers and hikers due to their lightweight design and ease of setup. They also popular for military use, as they durable and can set up quickly in the field.
One advantage of Single pole field tent is that they offer a lot of headroom and interior space compared to other types of tents with similar footprints. However, the sloping walls can limit usable interior space and make it difficult to sit up in the tent. Additionally, field tents are not as stable in high winds as other tent designs that use multiple poles or guy lines for support.
