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teepee tents for camping Tear-resistant 300D Oxford Cloth Camping Indian Teepee Tent Outdoor ThThis camping tipi could be used both indoors and outdoors. It doesn't come with the wind ropes, but there are 8 small stakes in the package. When setting it up outdoors, you can use the stakes to fix the bottom of the tent. It takes about 5 minutes for 2 persons to build this tipi. Just insert all the poles into the sleeves and fix the pole ends, then configure the top sticks in a circular clockwise order and tie them up. There are 4 air vents at the

This camping tipi could be used both indoors and outdoors. It doesn't come with the wind ropes, but there are 8 small stakes in the package. When setting it up outdoors, you can use the stakes to fix the bottom of the tent.

It takes about 5 minutes for 2 persons to build this tipi. Just insert all the poles into the sleeves and fix the pole ends, then configure the top sticks in a circular clockwise order and tie them up.

There are 4 air vents at the top of the tent. Two doors for easy access and making air convection. Both doors come with the mesh screens. The flap can be rolled to one side to open the door.

There is a loop at the top of the tent for hanging camping lights. One pocket inside the tent for storing the small subjects.

Accessories: 1 x tent cover, 4 x steel poles, 8 x pegs, 1 x carry bag. All parts are packed into one carry bag. The gross weight of this tent is 11kg, and the carton dimensions are 80*23*23cm.

Application: Camping tent, event tent, photography prop, kids play tent, courtyard tent.

Specifications:
Open Size: L 215cm * W 215cm * H 200cm
Cover Material: Tear-resistant 300D Oxford cloth with PU coating, waterproof 3000mm
Color: Khaki
Ground Sheet Material: Heavy-duty 540GSM PVC, thick and durable
Pole: Diameter 19mm galvanized steel tube
Overall Length of Each Pole: 270cm, the poles are fold-able
Capacity: 3 person with sleeping bag OR 1 queen-size air bed
Note: Keep the tent clean and in bone-dry conditions when store it
Gross Weight: 11kg
Carton Dimensions: 80*23*23cm

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