Heavy duty 100% breathable cotton canvas (300 g/m²).

Heavy duty PVC ground sheet attached to the tent with a zipper. Groundsheet PVC weighs 540 g/m².

100% waterproof.

A-frame covered Entrance (178cm/5.84ft high) this creates a porch to stop the rain from coming in.

Zipped front door for fast access. The corners of the doors have a flap for cable access.

Canvas is treated to be water and mould resistant using biodegradable products.

6 windows complete with integrated mosquito nets.

Takes 1-2 people only 15 minutes to set up the tent.

Double stitching and reinforced key points.

Heavy duty pegs.There is 3 Doors.

UV coated guy ropes (5 mm) and a storm proof spring loaded steel tent pole (32 mm).

Capacity:This tent is very comfortable for 2 to 4 people, but easily sleeps 6 as 3 ‘kings’ can be fitted. Sleeps up to 12 kids or holds up to 20 people sitting around.

 

1.Always dry your tent before you pack it away to store. Never keep the tent stored away wet for longer than two days otherwise fungus can

affect the canvas which will then create permanent marks.

2.The canvas has been impregnated with an anti-fungal waterproofing agent that is effective for up to 60 weeks of use (so a year). Once you

have passed this period of camping you may need to re-proof certain areas that appear more translucent.

3.Maintenance starts when setting up your Bell Tent. If a Bell Tent has not been set up correctly uneven forces will pull on the canvas. This

could eventually lead to damage. To ensure your tent stays set up correctly daily guy rope maintenance is necessary.

4.It is in your interest to keep the canvas as clean as possible and remove stains when created. Dust and dried mud is best removed once the

canvas is dry by brushing with a clean hard brush like a floor scrubbing brush.

5.The lifespan of your tent is very dependent upon camping conditions such as air pollution, ultraviolet radiation, natural dirt (bird

droppings, sand, salt water) and domestic dirt (cooking stains, soda, wine, sun cream).

6.Fungus and stains

Due to insufficient ventilation, fungus can affect the canvas. It is important to store your tent dry so no fungus or other stains can appear.

If you have to temporarily store the tent wet be sure to remove the mud and dirt from the bottom of the tent put your tent back out to dry

within 48 hours.In order to limit fungus and stains on your tent:Store your tent 100% dry

When dealing with fungus, use a soft brush or sponge and a lot of fresh water.

Only use specialized tent cleaning products to remove difficult stains as other chemical products can cause the cotton to leak.

We suggest you have your tent re-impregnated with waterproofer if any area has been cleaned using a cleaning product.

7.Leaking：

Cotton can, when new, let some air through and leak around the seams. After the canvas has been wet once this will no longer happen because

of the cotton expanding. Very light stains can appear on a wet tent - these stains cause no problems. In order to preserve your tent’s water

resistance and prolong its lifespan after a considerable amount of use, the outside of the canvas can be re-treated with a sealant. There are

many good spray can sealants on the market, and we also sell re-proofer. 

8.Zippers  :Zippers sometimes have to endure extreme tension caused by wind, incorrect tent set up or pressure caused by people or objects

leaning into the tent.   In order to limit damage to any zippers:Close all zippers before setting up your tent.Handle the zippers with care

Protect them by treating them with silicone once in a while check zippers before setting up your tent, as there is no insurance on them after

use