Tent with Stove Jack AND floor

[Utah KJ]

Springbar has the best system I've seen. Cheap is expensive.

 

[Troutdaddy]

Dave Ellis Prairie Tent and others-sweet

 

[Sentry7]

There has to be a market for something under $1000. For every one of those multi-thousand dollar ones, I'd image there are 100 cheap Colemans, Eurekas, TexSports, and Walmart ones sold. I've got a Kodiak Canvas, but I'm not too anxious to cut a hole in that $800 tent.

This Hercules Tent would work. Anyone have experience with one of these? They look to be on back order till Marty gets back in his Delorian

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I have two of the Luxe Tents, I didn’t go with the Hercules tent and opted for the Tipi tents instead. On the smaller tents I can have it up and in use in about 5 mins without the stove , 10 mins with the stove. I run all of my tents floor less. The material is good, we had some condensation issues one night but with proper ventilation the next night we didn’t have an issue. I have had my both of my tipi’s up in 50 mph wind gusts and 35 to 40 mph sustained winds without a problem. The stove jacks are sized for a 3” or 4” chimney, I had to enlarge the size on one for my Knico packer stove. I also run one of the titanium luxe stoves that packs flat for my smaller two person tipi.


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[Grassland]

Did OP find anything?

I've been looking at canvass hot tents lately. Found some with a seperate floor as option. Canvastentshop.ca which is the canadian site for walltentshop.com I think.

Was considering making a post asking about hot tents/canvass tents in general as we are looking for both a large one as a ghetto cabin (no ability to build permanent structure) and a smaller one for backcountry trips with with 2-3 people.

 

[Alloy]

Springbar has the best system I've seen. Cheap is expensive.

In the fall a guy driving a Tacoma set up near us with a Springbar and a stove that I was impressed with.

 

[dbhost]

Search Youtube for hot tent. There are a LOT Of different ideas for this, but to be blunt, pretty much any sizeable enough tent with proper modifications being done. I have seen cheap 10x14 $100.00 Ozark Trail cabin tent that was modded with a stove jack, and welding blankets as heat sheilds to the outer wall, and floor of the tent. Looked like a good implementation. So it doesn't have to be expensive.