You can either spend time in the great outdoors by roughing it, or you can go all out and live in the lap of luxury right in the middle of nowhere, with what is essentially a small pop-up house. This has to be one of the best tents ever.
Up Your Camping Game
That is what this Elk Mountain Wall Tent is offering. It’s the small mansion of tents. It has plenty of room for your other amenities like a TV, couch, fridge, you know, the essentials. Now, this is camping. It comes in 13 x 13, 13 x 16 and 13 x 20 foot sizes. They have models that feature 4 or 6 Screened Windows. With a tent this nice, you won’t need your best rooftop tent anymore.
You get a 15 Piece Angle Kit – 3 trusses for the (13 x 13) 20 Piece Angle Kit – 4 trusses for the (13 x 16 & 13 x 2). This way you can build your own complete frame out of 3/4″ EMT conduit
Wire Support System. These tents are naturally waterproof so you won’t have to worry about the elements ruining your day.
Other features include 5-foot sidewalls, Zippered Front and Back Door, Ridge Openings, an uncut Fiberglass Stove Pipe Jack w/ Cover (4″,5″, or 6″ opening). These tents are also reinforced at all of the corners, ridges and pole locations for added strength. The corners velcro and tie so you won’t have to worry about them ripping out. They went out of their way to make a better tent.
These tents are made of polyester tent material that is an 11oz canvas with a breaking strength of 449lbs (warp direction) and 382lbs (fill direction), so these tents are tougher than others out there. What I like most about them is that they are roomy and feel like a home away from home. You may be out in the wilderness, but that doesn’t mean you have to be in a cramped space fighting each other everytime you move.
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Durable and Waterproof
Elk Mountain tents are also easy to set up and easy to take down. I think you are going to love packing this along on your trip with the rest of your camping gear. It is durable and waterproof and spacious.
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