Saxon Trade Tent, 4 x 6 m – Cotton 425 gms

Saxon Trade Tent 4 x 6 m, 100% natural-coloured cotton, 425 gsm

This generously sized, sturdy Saxon trade tent offers ample space for 3 occupants with their respective gear. It is ideal for any merchant, trader, busker or cook who wishes to sell his goods, house his belongings and provide shelter for his wife and servant. With an inner height of approx. 3 m, this tent even allows rangy, stately sized fellows to stand upright. As the long side fully opens up and converts into an awning, the customers are granted full view of the interior and remain protected from sun and rain. Only 2 to 3 people are required to pitch it swiftly in just a few simple steps.

The 425 g/m² thick canvas is particularly robust, waterproofed and treated against mildew and mould. Delivery includes all accessories, i.e. tent pegs, cotton guy-ropes including tensioners. The sectional poles allow for compact transport, even in smaller vehicles.

We would like to point out that our tents are pure cotton products sewn by hand. The indicated dimensions and weights may thus vary by up to 10%.

Details:

– Material: cotton (425 gsm), natural colour
– Dimensions: approx. 4.00 m x 6.00 m
– Height: approx. 3 m
– Weight: approx. 36 kg

Scope of delivery:
– 4 sectional vertical poles from iron, approx. 1,60 m
– 1 sectional ridge pole from iron, approx. 2 m
– 18 tent pegs, 4 big pegs
– Tent skin, including cotton guy-ropes and tensioners
– This medieval tent / market stall is shipped in two packages.

Important information on assembly, handling and maintenance of our historical tents:

You can prolong the life of your Viking tent, Roman tent, Saxon tent, Knights tent, medieval tent, trade tent or medieval market stall and enjoy its use for a further long time by observing the following precautions:
Putting the tent up is a fairly easy task that can be completed quickly and stress-free thanks to the loop system. The poles can be adjusted in length to suit your needs. When pitching the tent, please make sure that the ropes connecting roof angles and pegs continuously follows the lines of the tent?s seams and that the pegs are properly aligned with the tent?s bottom corners or loops. Do not overstretch the ropes, for natural materials such as wood or cotton alter under the influence of air humidity and need space to contract and expand. You may thus avoid e.g. that the roof holes for the poles get distended and ultimately facilitate water ingress. We recommend slightly slackening the ropes in the evening, for air humidity considerably rises at night and may increase the risk of excessive stress exerted on your tent. The ropes should also be somewhat slackened in rain or high atmospheric humidity.

When setting up the side wall, it is best to start with the tent opening side. As an additional preventive measure against moisture and mould, the tent walls should as possible not quite touch the ground (this does not apply to tents with groundsheet).
If the tent has been exposed to humidity, we strongly advise you to dry it after use, as it is otherwise likely to mould. Wooden poles should never be wrapped in plastic or the like. Once the poles are dry, a cotton cloth is perfectly sufficient.

Do not, on any account, use detergents or any other cleaning products to clean your tent. The best way to remove dried out dirt is to use a brush.

As for the storage of your tent over an extended period of time, please separate all accessories (pegs, ropes, etc.) from the tent itself and preferably pack everything separately. Make sure that all items are dry and stored in a dry place.