DANCHEL OUTDOOR B2A Waterproof Roomy Interior Yurt Tent, No Center Pole Bell Tent 4/8 Person Family Camping Glamping, 4 Season Hot Tents with Stove Jack 300D Oxford Nylon, 13ft/16.4ft Khaki

Really nice surprise! This is more tent than I thought it would be. The fabric of the walls is really thick but lightweight, like polymer blended with cotton, feels stronger than any tent I've ever owned. Ventilation is outstanding. Floor is thick but I bought the footprint anyway, just in case. The no-center-pole support is strong and the tent seems even roomier without that pole. I set it up in about 20 minutes, just me, and dropped it. and had it folded and stored in about 10. I would recommend this tent to my mom!

Don't buy. Cheap metal poles they snap easy. Zipper was broke when I received

Very well built tent! Used it for deer camp for a week with a stove. Worked very well. The locking pins will work out so if one side doesn't lock, Check the cross pins to make sure they are centered.

The media could not be loaded. This is my first yurt and i’m amazed at the space inside it was easy to set up and having a stove jack is great however, when you set up your stove, put something solid like stone or wood under the legs or the heat may transmit through the fireproof blanket and melt your floor or the footprint underneath the floor, but all in all it’s a great tent. I Hope you enjoy the video.

I bad the tent for a day and when it rains the entire interior gets filled with condensation and starts dripping everywhere which soaks the interior

The media could not be loaded. Having a bell tent with no center pole is incredible. It opens so many more options when arranging and putting stuff where you want in the tent. Game changer for sure. Easy to put up besides the amount of stakes you have to put in. I would strongly recommend buying tent stakes you can drill in, especially if you're going to be using it in hard or rocky ground.That would be a huge issue for me except for the fact that when the guy lines are pulled out and the tent is staked in, the thing is a tank. Doesn't budge in the wind and feels very secure inside. We had our queen air mattress pushed against one of the pole legs and I had no worries at all about it moving.It does get very hot in the tent though, like most tents. The vents on ceiling and floors help minimally. Hanging a small fan on the pole is probably a must in the summer. Tent is extremely high as well so if you want to hang a light from the center you should hang it before raising it to max height and obviously having a light with a remote is a must unless you want to stand on a chair or small ladder. Yes it's really that high.