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A floorless shelter with a stove jack fitted, which is what makes it a hot tent rather than just a big nylon canopy. At 2.8 kg for a 340 by 240 cm footprint and 190 cm of height, it gives three to four people a genuine living space for the weight of a small two-person tent. There are no poles in the package and no sewn floor, both deliberate: the weight goes into space and the chimney outlet instead.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- Stove jack fitted for a wood stove chimney
- Just 2.8 kg
- 340 x 240 cm with 190 cm of height
- Room for 3 to 4 people
- Outer rated 2000 to 3000 mm
- 14 pegs and ten 4 m guylines included
Product Highlights
A Real Stove Jack
A chimney cloth is included, so a wood stove flue can pass safely through the fabric. That is the difference between a cold shelter and somewhere you can dry kit and sit out a winter evening.
Space Without the Weight
2.8 kg for eight square metres of covered ground is remarkable. Leaving out the floor and the pole set is exactly how that is achieved.
Room to Stand
190 cm at the peak means most people can stand up inside, which matters enormously when you are living in a shelter rather than just sleeping in one.
Anchored Properly
Fourteen pegs and ten four-metre guylines come in the bag, which is a generous set and necessary for a shelter that gets its shape entirely from tension.
Specifications
| Type | Floorless shelter tent with stove jack |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3 to 4 people |
| Pitched size | 340 x 240 x 190 cm |
| Weight | 2.8 kg (6.2 lbs) |
| Structure | Single layer, one interior space |
| Outer fabric | Nylon |
| Outer waterproof rating | 2000 to 3000 mm |
| Floor | None |
| Poles | Not included |
| Colour | Brown |
| Included | Tent, 14 pegs, 10 guylines of 4 m, chimney cloth, storage bag |
Ideal For
- Hot tent camping with a wood stove
- Group shelters, cook tents, and base camps
- Lightweight trips where space matters more than a floor
- Cold weather camping and bushcraft
Important Information
- If you use a wood stove, fit a carbon monoxide alarm inside the shelter. Carbon monoxide is odourless and has killed people sleeping in tents. Keep the stove clear of the fabric, follow the stove manufacturer's instructions, and never sleep with an unattended fire.
- A stove is not included, only the chimney cloth that allows one to be used.
- Poles are not included and the supplier lists no brace. This shelter needs a centre pole, a trekking pole, or a suspension point. Contact us before ordering to confirm the required height.
- There is no floor. The base waterproof rating is listed as under 1000 mm, so plan on a separate groundsheet, bivvy, or inner tent.
- The supplier calls this a four season shelter but gives no wind or snow load ratings. Treat heavy snow with caution.
- Keep ventilation open whenever a stove is lit, even in cold weather.
- Dry the fabric fully before storing it, particularly around the stove jack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a wood stove in it?
Yes, a chimney cloth is fitted so a flue can pass through the fabric. The stove itself is not included, and a carbon monoxide alarm is essential.
Does it have a floor?
No. It is a floorless shelter, so you will want a groundsheet, bivvy, or inner tent underneath you.
Are poles included?
No. It needs a centre pole, a trekking pole, or a suspension point. Contact us and we will confirm the height required.
How much does it weigh?
2.8 kg, or about 6.2 lbs, including the shelter itself.
How many people fit inside?
Three to four, across a 340 by 240 cm footprint with 190 cm of headroom.
How waterproof is it?
The nylon outer is rated between 2000 and 3000 mm.
What comes in the bag?
The shelter, fourteen pegs, ten four-metre guylines, the chimney cloth, and a storage bag.
A light shelter with room to stand and a stove jack ready for winter. Add it to your cart, and talk to us about poles if you need them.
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