Teepee Tent

[ddman]

I have a teepee tent for sale. $150 shipped ( PP FF or Postal MO) Brand new, only put it up to see if it was what I was wanting, it was not. I bought it from here https://www.tentsme.com/Tentsme-Win...r-For-3-4-Person-134x134x94-inch-p261123.html

It comes with a full floor, folded in half in pic. Stove jack with Velcro to keep it closed when not in use. I would keep it but I'm just too large unless I'm sleeping on the ground ( 6'4" 285lbs). It took me roughly 20 min to pitch and maybe 10 to take down and pack away in the included carry sack. Stove in pics not included. I left it up overnight in NW OK wind and a small storm rolled through and everything inside was dry this afternoon when I took it down. It held up to the wind great. Any question just ask. Would probably trade for a freight hauler type pack.

 

[Timnterra]

How much does it weigh?

 

[ddman]

It says 15.4 lb on the website but I'll check when I get home here in a hour or so.

 

[ddman]

12.2 lbs according to my bathroom scale. That's with the full floor and all stakes and poles. It could probably be lightened up some with plastic stakes( it has heavy steel ones).

 

[Timnterra]

Thanks for the reply, that's a lot more than I was thinking. I'm looking for an ultralight teepee tent for a backpacking trip and this one isn't going to fit that niche.

 

[ddman]

TTT

 

[muleskinner1]

TTT

What size stove jack. Does it come with the second door, iron poles and 300d waterproof oxford tent cloth?

 

[muleskinner1]

TTT

What size stove jack. Does it come with the second door, iron poles and 300d waterproof oxford tent cloth?

 

[ddman]

Yes 2 doors, iron poles, waterproof tent cloth, my stove pipe is 2.5 inches across and there is probably an inch on both sides of my pipe. I would say a 4" stove pipe would easily fit. I can measure it when I get home late tonight or tomorrow if you would like.

 

[muleskinner1]

If you could measure the stove jack, my riley has a 4 inch pipe. Is this something you can put on a atv? Thanks

 

[muleskinner1]

If you could measure the stove jack, my riley has a 4 inch pipe. Is this something you can put on a atv? Thanks

 

[ddman]

If you could measure the stove jack, my riley has a 4 inch pipe. Is this something you can put on a atv? Thanks

The stove jack is 6" and yes an it would would be great on an atv. Packed up it is 26" long and 9" high and wide.

 

[muleskinner1]

The stove jack is 6" and yes an it would would be great on an atv. Packed up it is 26" long and 9" high and wide.

Let me check and see if a guy can get a 4 inch stove jack with Velcro already sewn on or sew it myself. A stove jack that fits the stove pipe is important to me, for some reason there is a myth that it does not need to fit. I have heard that from several sources and I just don't understand their thinking. The biggest one is the wind will blew and lift the pipe off the top of the stove. An old timer told me years ago if you install the pipe and run it through the jack in the right direction it will not do that. Followed his advice and never had that problem.

 

[ddman]

There are several companies that make sew in stove jacks and one that has a bolt in jack that we used on one of our wall tents and it works great.

https://www.canvascamp.com/en_us/exit-i-mini-stove-jack

There are some cheap ones of the on amazon that would probably work good for the bolt in ones ( see picture) you would just have to drill your own holes and get bolts. The silicon ones will just push in and the jack flap will go over it and Velcro to the tent if you don't need a stove.