8-10 Person Inflatable Cabin Tent – 13' × 10' Base, Dual Extension Canopy, Stove Jack, AC Port, Olive Green
- Regular price
- USD 519.00
- Sale price
- USD 519.00
- Regular price
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USD 550.00
Up to 258 sq ft
What's in the box
Open two sides and the floor doubles
The base cabin is 13' × 10' — 129 sq ft with walls that rise close to vertical. Zip on both side panels and the covered floor reaches 258 sq ft, so you can keep sleeping inside and move cooking or seating out under the extensions.
Two sides that open up
Two zip-on side panels
Each end has its own zip. Run one panel, both, or neither.
Panels combine into one rainfly
Join the two panels together and lay them over the roof as a single cover.
PVC air columns
Inflatable beams instead of a pole frame — nothing to sort or thread.
Trimmable stove jack
Trim the opening to match your stove pipe. A rain flap covers it when the stove is out. Stove not included.
A/C port
A dedicated duct opening for a portable A/C unit. Unit not included.
Two doors
A main door plus an arched second door, so you can move gear through one end while the other stays closed.
Two panels, three ways to use them
Zip on one panel for shade over the door, run both to double the covered floor, or join the two together and lay them over the roof as a rainfly. It helps shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned.
Dual-extension cabin specifications
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Both sides open, for real
129 sq ft inside.
258 sq ft covered.
Up in about
5–10 minutes
Base tent only. Zipping on the side panels takes additional time.
Pick the ground
Choose level ground that drains, check the wind direction, and clear sharp stones. Leave room on both sides for the extensions.
Stake the floor corners
Peg every floor corner before any air goes in. This holds the footprint in shape as the beams rise.
Inflate the air beams
Connect the included hand pump and inflate the air beams in the order shown in the setup guide.
Zip on the side panels
Close the valves, even out the guy lines, then zip on each side panel and raise it on its poles.
Before your first pitch
The base cabin is 129 sq ft. With both side panels zipped on and extended,the covered floor reaches 258 sq ft.
No. Each panel has its own zip, so you can run one, both, or neither.You can also join the two panels together and lay them over the roof as a single rainfly.
No. The tent has a trimmable stove jack and a rain flap for the opening,but the stove itself is not included.
Allow about 5–10 minutes to inflate and tension the base tent with the included hand pump. Zipping on the side panels takes additional time.
There is a dedicated A/C port on the tent. The unit itself is not included.
Joined together over the roof, the panels help shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned. Pitch on ground that drains and keep the guy lines even so water does not pool on slack fabric.
Love it! My first inflatable let me down after roughly a week. Poor instructions, developed a leak near the top of the canopy, customer service refused to honor the warranty & it began to deflate every 4-6hrs. My Senleeto was the replacement. I put it up the day it touched down and haven't looked back since. It's roomier, sturdier, much more feature packed and has quickly become my second home when I simply need to clear my mind. I spend countless hours in it weekly & it really has become a healthy getaway.
Great quality, easy to set up, plenty off space for a family of four.
One of the best inflatable tents in the market
The tent was great quality and everything the company it said it would be, But to be able to fit it back in its original packaging, the bag it comes with is almost impossible
This tent is great I love it !
I bought this tent not knowing what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised! This tent gives a new definition to ALL WEATHER! It’s a super easy 1 person set up and inflates in about 5-7 mins. It’s very durable and had plenty of room for the whole family. We were out in the Cascade Mountains in Washington where it got low 30s outside but stayed a very comfortable 72 inside with out diesel heater pipes in through the installed side vent. The stove pipe insert is a game changer if you want classic wood heat and a nice plan to cook a hot breakfast in the mornings. This company had turned me away from the classic pole style tent. There is no going back now. I’ve already told all my friends about it and will continue to brag to anyone about my awesome new camping setup.