This is a pyramid-style tent built around a single 2.05 m aluminium alloy centre pole, covering a 360 by 360 cm footprint with 205 cm of height at the peak. It is a floorless design, which is what pyramid tents are usually chosen for: you can sit around a shared central space, cope with muddy boots, and pitch on ground that would ruin a sewn-in groundsheet. A mesh inner tent comes included, along with a pad, eight pegs, eighteen steel floor nails, and eight 2.5 m guy ropes.
Without a sewn-in floor you can walk in with wet boots, pitch over rough ground, and keep the middle of the tent as shared standing space. The included pad and mesh inner give you a clean area to sleep in.
A 205 cm peak on a 360 by 360 cm base means most people can stand near the centre, which makes changing and cooking far less awkward than in a dome tent.
A single aluminium alloy centre rod keeps the structure simple, light for its size, and quick to raise once the base is pegged out.
Eight pegs, eighteen steel floor nails, and eight 2.5 m guy ropes come in the box. A pyramid tent lives or dies by how well it is pegged out, so having the full set from the start matters.
The mesh inner tent keeps insects away from your sleeping area while leaving the outer space open and airy.
| Type | Pyramid tent, floorless |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 2 to 3 people |
| Structure | Double tent |
| Pitched size | 360 x 360 x 205 cm |
| Support | Aluminium alloy, 2.05 m centre rod |
| Outer fabric | Nylon |
| Floor | None, floorless design |
| Colour | Brown |
| In the box | Mesh tent, pad, 8 pegs, 18 steel floor nails, 8 x 2.5 m guy ropes, 2.05 m support rod, storage bag |
No, this is a floorless pyramid tent. A pad and a mesh inner tent are included for your sleeping area.
No. Our supplier data does not confirm a stove jack, flue fitting, or fire-resistant fabric, so no fuel-burning appliance should be used inside.
360 by 360 cm on the ground, and 205 cm tall at the peak, for two to three people.
Near the centre pole, yes. Height falls away towards the edges as the walls slope.
The mesh tent, a pad, eight pegs, eighteen steel floor nails, eight 2.5 m guy ropes, the 2.05 m support rod, and a storage bag.
It needs assembly rather than popping up. Peg out the base first, then raise the centre rod and tension the guy ropes.
The options differ by whether the support rod and inner tent rod are included. Contact us if you would like the differences confirmed before ordering.
Standing height, a big shared floor plan, and no groundsheet to keep clean. Add it to your cart and pitch where other tents cannot.
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