MC TOMOUNT Canvas Tent Bell Tent 16.4ft*High9.2ft with Stove Jack for Glamping Family Camping Zipped Removable Floor

like the habitat canvass roof, no leaks after 3 days of rain. Spent 9 days living in it. very comfortablelots of space for family of 4 or even larger. Also with stood tropical storm type winds and rain. Setup is simple, but there is a learning curve to the setup proper. Only real down side we found was the drip edge of canopy could be larger. All in all solid shelter would purchase again.

Only thing is I have to agree the zippers even though I try being slow and easy with them. Seem to catch and not want to work right, get stuck. Also and this might be something to do with the zippers not behaving is I can't seem to get the tent straight. It's all sagging in some places and too tight in some places. I've adjusted it several times. Ohh well. I still love it so much. Would definitely buy again. Definitely great quality for the money. Put an a.c window unit in the window and it keeps it so cool in the tent, condensation dripping off outer tarp. But none inside the tent. Waterproof everything. Sturdy, great quality. Buy it. You won't be disappointed. And get the TOMOUNT. Not a cheaper off brand. Sometimes during hard rains you might get a little bit of rain in through the zippers. But I can definitely fix that with waterproofing spray and tarps. Also the tarps help keep it cool in summer. I'm about to buy another one of these tents. Hopefully will be able to find a way to attach them. Absolutely love this tent. It's a All round Year round home for me and my family.

The floor is not very thick the side walls also are not the roof is somewhat okay. It took me 15 mins maybe to set up without directions my first time so it's extremely easy and fast the stove jack come in at like 2 inches and when cut out a little for a 5 plus inch pipe it will be so close to the tent I'm not too sure yet haha I guess we will see. Definitely need a good hard floor fire mat nothing soft also a heat shield for the wall for the stove if you choose to run with a stove. I'm going to try and use this for winter camping and will definitely come back for updates. It says 4 seasons tent so I'll put it to the test. I have a camp chef stove I think is what it's calls the cast iron cylinder stove so if this won't keep the tent warm nothing will not sure if it's going to be waterproof out of the box but it's rain season in Michigan so I'll be sure to make a note of that too. Thanks.I do Not like the doors. The should definitely zip off to the side and not just on the floor. That's my only complaint. And the floor I don't think is going to be durable I'll put a custom cut out rug inside before I set the pole up and have it be perfect. Off to Menards I go for 5 inch pipe now.Update: Get better stakes. Try to get as long as you can at least for the outside lines I came home from work to walls fallen down and water all over the floor like a pool. Rain made the ground soft and wind took the stakes out of the ground with ease. I put 3 large garden pavers over each stake until I get long better ones. After a couple days exposed to the rain water builds up on the inside of the tent and drips down. If you have a fire going the tent stays dry. It's warm out to have a fire or at least was so it's not always an opinion to run a stove. Treat this tent with waterproofing spray before use maybe twice. Water pooled up on the roof too and it's pulled tight as I can get it. Really sturdy and everything but yeah. Bugs get into the tent from the roof vents hold that the draw sting comes through just an fyi. Tie off strings above the doors with no way to keep them out of the zipper sucks bad. The zippers all around are not very strong or heavy duty and get caught on every thing very easy. Two hands some times are needed. Short doors too but not too bad I guessI'm starting to become not very confident that this tent will be able to handle winter time. We will see. Not much snow yet but when I did get snow the roof did sag a bit. Not sure it will be able to support any additional weight.Walls and roof do in fact collect moisture so be prepared for that. Keep things away from walls and keep a fan going. The stove keeps the roof dry enough so water doesn't drip in but without the stove I can for see issues. I'm seeing stitching on the roof in areas not being bothered that is starting to come undone . Maybe by wind or who knows. Side walls are by no means waterproof or anything. Water hitting the walls will come through in just a matter of seconds. I tested with a spray bottle and also the waterproofing spray I used went through like nothing. It helped a little but water still makes its way past. Get a tarp for the outside side walls that is facing the wind. Buy a big tarp for roof and an additional stove jack and cut a hole for the pipe to go through the tarp to help with heat in winter and the water issue.It's 20° outside. Inside the tent is easily 75-80° so not too bad. Stove is going full blast though haha. I have a heater buddy too on standby if it gets too cold in here.

This tent is seriously amazing! It was fairly easy to put up and it is STURDY! We went on a week long camping trip and ended up in a CRAZY storm with 60 mph winds, torrential downpour (inches of rain in a hour) and our tent was the only one in camp that didn't collapse or leak. he zipper at the bottom leaked a tiny bit when the water got high and the wind blew a bit of water up the top vent, but even that was a very tiny amount. I cannot believe how amazing this tent held up in such weather. I highly recommend it!The material is sturdy, windows all around make so you can keep it cool by opening only shady windows for air, and I love how spacious it is. NO REGRETS! This tent is a BEAST!

Had the tent for a year now. It’s been great. Easy set up by myself. I live in North Carolina and have had the tent from the coast to the mountains. Set up in the back yard of our beach house last July 4th for extra guest. Put a portable air conditioning unit in to run at night. It done great, keep inside cool and comfy. Had several afternoon thunderstorms with heavy rain and we experienced no leaks. Set up in the mountains in February, in low 20’s at night. Had a wood stove and we stayed very comfortable. Used several times already this spring in The mountains with rain and have had no issues. I have seen post saying tent sags and water builds up and leaks through. Have not had that issue at all. I will say the zippers on doors can get caught but if you are careful it’s not a big deal. I love the tent and would definitely buy another.