Tent type

Inflatable tents with room to stand

Near-vertical walls, so the floor area on paper is the floor area you can stand in. Three footprints from 68 to 129 sq ft — and 258 with the dual extension.

2–10 people68–129 sq ftHand pump included

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About cabin
inflatable tents

Cabin tents trade a rounded profile for near-vertical walls, so the floor area
on paper is close to the floor area you can actually use. That is what makes
them the shape families come back to — cots, chairs and a table fit without
anyone crawling.

Footprints run 7'x10', 8'x10' and 13'x10' for 2–10 people, with 68, 81 or 129
sq ft inside; the 13'x10' dual-extension model reaches 258 sq ft under cover.
All models rise on inflatable air beams and include a hand pump, and setup for
the base tent is about 5–10 minutes. Every model has a stove jack and an A/C port. On cabins the extension canopy is one piece used two ways: zipped
over the shell as a rainfly, or supported outward as an awning.

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A 7'x10' (68 sq ft) suits two adults with gear. 8'x10' (81 sq ft) fits four
without stacking. 13'x10' (129 sq ft) is the family size, and the
dual-extension version takes the covered area to 258 sq ft.

On cabins it is one piece with two jobs: zipped flat over the shell it works as
a rainfly; poled outward it becomes an awning over the door. Single extension
on the 7'x10', 8'x10' and 13'x10' skylight models; dual on the 13'x10'.

Yes. Every cabin, from 7' x 10' to 13' x 10', has a stove jack for a wood stove and an A/C port for a portable air conditioner. The stove and the air conditioner are not included.