Blended Cotton Canvas Tent with a built-in Canopy
Product Eco Rating
The majority of the tent and canopy is made from blended cotton canvas, which is a very durable material. The make-up of this blended canvas is 80% is cotton and 20% is polyester.
Cotton is a biodegradable material, although with most/almost all non-organic plant-based materials, pesticides and fertilisers are used during farming, then some other chemicals are used during the manufacturing process.
Cotton will degrade quite fast once buried, reducing Landfill, where as the other parts of the tent are made of synthetic materials, some of which will not degrade for an extremely long time.
By large, camping tents are usually completely made out of synthetic materials and many of which don’t withstand strong winds in the way that canvas does.
Although this tent does have some synthetic materials used in its construction, the majority of the canvas walls is cotton, a natural and easily renewable. This Tent & Canopy combo is a more eco-friendly and sustainable camping tent compared to most other tents on the market that are usually made from completely synthetic, non-renewable and mostly non-recyclable materials.
| Dimensions | 235 cm x 210 x 145 cm Tall |
| Packed Dimensions | 78 cms x 25 cms x 35cms |
| Inclusions | 1 x Tent 4 x Support Poles 2 x Canopy Poles , 14 x Guy Ropes 18 x Steel Pegs |
| Weight | 16.2 kg approx. (Includes accessories and bag) |
| Materials: | Walls and Canopy: Blended cotton cloth Zipper: YKK zipper Gauze: Polyester mesh Bottom account: Wear-resistant PVC composite cloth Suture: Expansion thread |
How to set up the tent and canopy:
- Lay the tent out flat and place the anchors at the four corners of the tent’s base, flatten the bottom of the tent and assemble the poles
- Insert the support rod into the pipe sleeve then insert the stainless steel fixing piece at the end of the support rod, fix the pipe sleeve on to the head of the support rod with a tie
- Pull up the two sections of the support rods and fix the guy ropes at both ends. The support rods need to be flush with the edge of the bottom door of the tent
- Fix the remaining guy ropes
- Use hall poles to support the eaves if necessary
