Medieval Fantasies Company is an authorized Dealer of
Panther Primitives Medieval Tents and Pavilions.

Medieval Fantasies Company
3782 Churchville Ave
Churchville, VA 24421
540-337-6324
sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com
ladydawn@medievalfantasiesco.com

†  Medieval Camping Directory †

Due to the dimensions and weight of the items listed upon this page please contact us for a shipping quote to your location as well as to place your order. Thank you!

damedagrny@medievalfantasiesco.com or 540-337-6324

When requesting a quote for a Medieval Tent or Pavilion please include the following information:

† Tent style, size and desired Canvas
† Scalloped Edging design and Braid Color
† With or without Sod Cloth and/or Ground Cloth
† With or without Setup Package
† Shipping Address

International International orders need contact us for shipping rates to your Realm.

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The Marquee

The marquee is appropriate for virtually all historical eras of re-enacting.  Excellent for merchants as well as family camps. The high peak and walls provide generous headroom and abundant useable space of any shelter.

THE SCALLOP GUARD
One of the ornamental additions to any marquee is the colorful scallop that runs the perimeter of the tent. However, one of the problems you run into is windy conditions blowing rain under the edge of these. To combat this nuisance we’ve added a strip of canvas approximately as wide as the scalloping edge along the inside. Your curtains hang up in between this strip and the scallop, thus sealing out the wind and rain.

THE CURTAINS
One of the nicest features about the Marquee is the extra flexibility built into the curtain design. A great deal of planning and practical application has gone into developing this concept so that you will be able to get the most for your tent dollar.

All of the other marquees we had seen had curtains that attached to a stationary “D-Ring” or tied to a sewn in tie. This method usually meant two things. First was that your curtains always had to stay in the same place. If your door overlap was on the corner of the tent, that’s where it always had to be. Secondly, putting up and taking down the curtains was quite difficult and time consuming. This was especially true for the tie method where you must hold up the curtain and tie off each point at the same time.

We developed a method to eliminate both of these problems. The Marquee canopy comes with a 3/16” cotton rope strung tightly around the perimeter between the scallop and guard flap. Your curtains hang on this rope by small brass S-Hooks. Obviously the curtains go up and down much more quickly, and you can move the curtains around to position them anywhere you want. This means that your door can be at a corner, in the middle of one side, or anyplace in between, depending upon your wishes. You may substitute snap hooks for the brass S-Hooks if you’d like to.

Our curtains are made up of vertical wall panels for added strength, and each curtain overlaps 17” with ties inside and out. This systems gives you maximum protection from the weather.
All rectangular and square marquees come with four curtains, so you can have as many as four doors!
It is more work to make the extra curtains, rather than have one for the whole tent, but we’ve found that by having multiple curtains your flexibility of set-up is greater. A lot of times we’ll drop more than one side to get a breeze, and in the rain we’ll usually just drop one side curtain. On sunny days you may wish to use one of
the curtains as a side canopy extending from the tent. We put brass grommets on two corners of the curtains so that you can do just that! POLE TIES are available for $25.00 extra, and attach midway up at each pole. Be aware that if you use pole ties, your curtains must always stay in the same position. In other words, you lose the flexibility of moving the doors around. The only exception to this rule is if you order the seam engineered style.

† Peak end double layer reinforcement.
† Peak grommets are standard
† Ridge line reinforcement strip runs entire length to eliminate abrasion from your ridge pole.
† Interior Ridge Line has 3 pole ties for stabilization.
† Corner seams get an extra layer to prevent stretching.
† Each pole position has a ½” brass grommet set through multiple layers of canvas and heavy duty webbing.
† Curtains hang between two valances for added weather protection.
† Scallop or straight edge has 16 varieties of colored trim available!
† 17” overlap with Heavy duty rolled ties inside and out Vertical wall panels canvas peg loops add strength

WHAT ABOUT SLANTED WALLS?
Slanted walls have grown in popularity over the last several years. One reason is that they increase your floor space significantly. Wooden chests, baskets and canvas bags full of camp gear can be stored next to the base of the wall without interfering with your original living area. The only drawback to the slant wall is that you can’t move the curtains around as freely. The doorway must stay in the center of the walls, and cannot be placed at the corners.

SOD CLOTH AND MARQUEES
One of the most beneficial options available on most tents is the 10” turn in flap at the base, called the sod cloth. It especially comes in handy on wall tents and wedge tents. Strangely enough it can actually be a 50/50 proposition on the marquee. Your perimeter poles will sit on top of the sod cloth unless you have slant walls. The positive side to this is that your wall curtain is held in place more firmly. The negative side is that the pole can push the sod cloth down into the mud and promote rotting in that spot! Therefore, you need an extra barrier UNDER the sod cloth to protect it.

Please keep this information in mind when choosing options for a marquee!

SCALLOPED EDGING
You may choose from among the eight designs below for your marquee scallops.
We also do custom designs on request. Send a sketch for pricing.

Styles E and G are slightly extra, but all the other styles are included in the price of your tent.

NOTE: If no design is specified we’ll make you the standard scallop with red trim.

Scallop Braid Color Choices

WHICH CANVAS IS BEST FOR MARQUEES?
Some prefer the flame retardant canvas for their marquee because it is so much whiter than other canvasses. Other folks like one of the Sunforgers® because they’re so much lighter in weight.
We’ve tried both, and each has its own merits. Choose according to your own tastes. Our personal choice is Sunforger for stores (because of light coming through to illuminate the interior in the daytime) and flame retardant for living quarters (because there isn’t a high transparency factor for lights on the inside).
Of course, the 13 oz. Sunforger Flame retardant is the best on the market for ANY type of primitive tent. While it may be more than you’d need for occasional use, we highly recommend it for merchants.
For a complete description of each canvas.

SPECIAL STOVE HOLE FLAP
We’ve designed a special 3’ wide piece of canvas with the stove hole sewn in 4 feet up for marquees. This eliminates the need for a stove hole in your marquee curtains and enables you to move your stove anywhere around the edge of your tent that you wish. It hangs in place just like the curtains. The cost for this special flap is $70.00. It’s available ONLY on flame retardant tents.  Camp Stoves  

ROOF VENTS
Made in virtually any size, depending on the size and style of your tent.  A reinforced lattice-style opening is covered by and oversized flap.  You control the flap from the ground with grounds.  Think of it as a skylight that let hot air escape from your tent!

MARQUEE POLE REQUIREMENTS
Our Complete Set Up Packages provide you with all the poles you need to set up your tent. However, you’ll also get complete instructions on how to make your own poles, just in case you want to go that route. Ridge poles can be made from 2x4’s and the ridge support uprights can be 3x3’s or cut off tipi poles. 2x2’s can be used for the perimeter poles, or we can provide them. Never cut your poles until you have your tent to use as a guide. This insures a good custom fit.

If you go with our standard sized marquee (6’ high walls) your perimeter poles will need to be 6’ long and your ridge support uprights will be 10’ long. (less the diameter of your ridge pole).

7’ walls are available for your marquee for $60 extra. This option is especially popular with traders because it provides easier access to the inside of the store for customers. If you choose this option your perimeter poles will need to be 7’ long and your two ridge uprights will be 11’ long.

MEDIEVAL COLOR OPTION
Many of our Medieval customers like to add color to their marquee. We offer Red, Blue, Black, Green, Yellow, Khaki and Purple in the “Flame Retardant” canvas.

THE SEAM ENGINEERING OPTION; IT’S FREE!
If you like, you can have us “Seam Engineer” your tent. This is also called “Skeletal Framework Design”, and what it means is that your pole positions (grommets or loops) are placed at every seam instead of at measured intervals around the tent’s perimeter. If you request this option, it is no additional charge.
Certain tents, like rounded or belled ones are made this way automatically by the very nature of their design, but you have a choice on certain sizes of tents that are square or rectangular.

WHICH TENTS CAN BE SEAM ENGINEERED?
Any square or rectangular tent whose dimensions are divisible by 3 can be seam engineered. For example, a 9’x12’ marquee can be seam engineered. The resulting tent would actually measure about 8’3”x11’ (3 panels of canvas wide x 4 panels of canvas long minus an allowance for seams). For your convenience, we’ve placed a * on the price chart beside any tent for which seam engineering is available. Please note that by choosing this option you will end up with a tent that is smaller than the normal size on the chart.

THE BENEFITS OF SEAM ENGINEERING
All your roof seams will automatically line up with your wall seams, so your tent has a more symmetrical look.
Also, because your poles are closer together, and because they are all lined up with your seams you can get a more rigid set up on a large tent such as a marquee. All of your support poles are about 33” apart from each other on this style of tent and only full width panels of canvas are used.

THE DISADVANTAGES OF SEAM ENGINEERING
Your tent will require more poles for set-up. For example, our standard 18’x24’ marquee takes 20 perimeter poles, but if it is “seam engineered” it needs 30. More importantly, because each panel of canvas is only about 33” wide after allowing for seams, the actual size of our 18’x24’ marquee becomes about 16’6”x22’ (8 panels long x 6 panels wide). Because canvas lots vary in width, these dimensions will vary.

Here are the approximate dimensions of our marquees after they’ve been seam engineered.
† 9’x12’ becomes about 8’3”x11’    
† 9’x15’ becomes about 8’3”x13’9”
† 12’x12’ becomes about 11’x11’
† 12’x15’ becomes about 11’x13’9”
† 12’x18’ becomes about 11’x16’6”
† 15’x15’ becomes about 13’9”x13’9”
† 15’x18’ becomes about 13’9”x16’6”
† 15’x21’ becomes about 13’9”x19’3”
† 18’x18’ becomes about 16’6”x16’6”
† 18’x24’ becomes about 16’6”x22’

Contact us to find out how many extra poles, ropes & stakes you’ll need and how much cost they will add to your set-up package.

RECTANGULAR MARQUEE PRICES

† STORM ROPES - 3/8” manila for over-the-roof. Extra protection in a storm! $10.00
† GROUND CLOTHS - Regular and Super Ground Cloths
† TALLER WALLS - The above sizes come standard with 6’ walls and a 10’ peak. To increase the wall ht. by 6” or 12” costs $60 extra
   (This will also increase the height of your 2 center uprights by the same amount).
† ADD $35 FOR SET-UP PKGS. IF YOUR WALLS ARE TALLER THAN 6’.
† SLANT WALLS - $50.00
† REGULAR STOVE INSERT - (Available only for flame retardant tents) $45.00 installed.
† SPECIAL STOVE FLAP - $80.00
† POLE TIES - $25.00 (midway up curtain at each pole location)
† WOODEN FINIALS
† MARQUEE SHELF STRAPS
† MARQUEE FLYS - THREE STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM!

WALLS - Standard 6’ walls can be raised 6” or 12” for $60. Your peak ht. will be raised by the same amount and the set-up package will cost an extra $35.
SEAM ENGINEERING - Available on the above tents marked with *. This will increase the cost of your set-up package (Contact us for prices). Sizes on rectangular tents will be approx. 9% smaller. Oval 15’x24’ will be approx. 15’x23’3” when seam engineered.
SLANT WALLS - $50.00.
PAINTING - Decorative seam stripes look great on this tent. We will do this for you in red, black or blue. (15’ wide rect. $180.00, 18’ wide rect. $250, 13’ wide oval $200, 15’ wide oval $240) Paint is available for the do it yourselfer!
STORM ROPES - 3/8” manila for over-the-roof. Extra protection in a storm! $10.00
ROOF VENTS - 24"x48" for $60.00  30"x60" for $75.00

Add $35 to the set-up package price for tents with 6’6” or 7’ walls.

SEAM ENGINEERING  - Since this tent has no poles on the end, only the long sides will be altered. The 14’x18’ would turn out approx. 14’x16’6”. The 16’x24’ would be approx. 16’x22’. This will increase the cost of your set-up package. (Contact us for pricing).

SUBSTITUTE SCALLOPS FOR STRAIGHT EDGING
Styles A,B,C,D,F,H .50¢ per foot. Styles E or G .75¢ per foot.
STORM ROPES - 3/8” manila for over-the-roof. Extra protection in a storm $10.00

Marquee Flys

The very shape of the marquee presents unique challenges for attaching a fly. It seems that there is no perfect solution, so we’ve developed three styles and listed the pros and cons of each one for you.

ADD ON FLY WITH SCALLOPS
For rectangular marquees ONLY, this fly extends 10 ft. beyond the end of your marquee. We make it slightly wider than your marquee, and it uses totally separate perimeter poles. You’ll need a 10’ ridge, another ridge support upright and a few perimeter poles (7-9 depending on size) to set this up. It is a little tricky to set up because one end of the ridge pole rests on top of the ridge pole for the marquee and this can be tough to get into place. You may need a stepladder!

However, this style makes the best looking marquee fly around, and if you don’t mind the extra set up time, you’ll be pleased with all the extra room.

SET UP PACKAGES
9’, 10’or 12’wide . . . . . . .$340
Sizes 14’ and wider . . . . .$385
(Pkg Includes Splices For Ridge & Upright)
 

FLAT (SUN PORCH) FLY
For use with rectangular, center pole, or traders tents, this marquee fly is the easiest to set up. We match up the grommets with those on the long side of your tent, and you add perimeter poles along the other three sides. This comes out 10’ from your tent. (Call for pricing on other sizes). Unlike the other two flys, you will get water runoff at the gap between the fly and the tent, and you’ll need to lower the front edge of the fly to drain water during a rain shower.

Medieval Tents and Pavilions

THE SPOKE WHEEL CONCEPT
Nobody can say with absolute certainty just exactly how the original Medieval pavilions were erected. Many people, citing period artwork, believe they did not use side poles. Some believe that the early pavilions didn’t rely solely on guy ropes to hold out the eaves. There are depictions of pavilions, still holding their full shape, with no ropes attached and just a center pole visible.

How is this possible? The most logical answer is either a suspended wheel or spokes to support the eaves. We’ve experimented with both and concluded that the spoke wheel design is the better alternative.

Set up is as easy: 1 -Stake the bottom of the walls 2 -Raise the center pole into place 3 -Insert the spokes into the hub

Ropes are added to the exterior eave loops for insurance against high winds.

The obvious advantage of the spoke wheel design is the ease of transport. A bundle of spokes takes up far less room than several perimeter poles, and one person can erect the spoke wheel in about half the time it takes for a perimeter pole style. Also, the absence of the poles means more unobstructed floor space, and the spokes are perfect for supporting partition curtains.

On the other hand, the use of perimeter poles gives you more places to hang things. By using our pole hooks on each pole, you can hang clothing, bags, etc. The spoke wheel can handle very light-weight items, but you should not hang or store anything very heavy on the spokes.

Our spoke wheel pavilion design features a heavy duty laminated wooden hub and smooth sanded round poplar spokes. Double layered canvas pockets secure the other end of each spoke, and the peak of the tent has our usual superior reinforcing. The eave has an extra layer of reinforcing that runs the entire perimeter of the roofline.

The Carousel Pavilion

A beautiful round pavilion with two doorways for better ventilation. The Carousel comes complete with a sleeved center pole, hub, spokes, stakes and wind ropes. We generally make this as a one piece tent but detachable walls with snaps and D-Rings are available for an extra $65.00.  Shape fitted floors are also available. We make them out of Sunforger canvas for minimum shrinkage, and they serve as a rough pattern for where to drive your stakes for set-up. These are also available in our “Super Ground Cloth” design.

Only 5 poles, 8 ropes and some tent stakes are needed to set up the Regent!

A very popular style throughout the ages, the Regent is fabulous for an average sized family with gear. It sets up with one center pole and four corner poles. Walls are 6’ high. The roof portion is square while the base of the slanted walls is an octagon. This gives you LOTS OF ROOM without having to cart around all those poles! The Regent is a one piece tent, made with two doorways to give you plenty of ventilation on hot days!

A separate canopy fly can be added to increase your outside socializing area. We make these the same width as the eave of your tent and they extend 12’ forward. The flys attach above your doorway with snaps and D-rings and two matching grommets to go over your tent’s corner pole pins. The front edge of the fly uses two 6’ upright poles, and a central prop pole provides slope for rain. All three of these poles, as well as ropes and stakes are included in the Set-Up Package for the canopy fly.

CUSTOM OPTIONS
Move your doors to one side (where the tapered end meets the tapered body of the tent). This enables you to raise one side of the tent as a canopy fly. (Extra poles and ropes required). This option cost $20.00.

The originals were made of leather. We make ours out of canvas and reinforce them exactly the same as our standard wall tents on page 38. Set up packages include 2 uprights, 1 ridge pole, side wall guy ropes and stakes. Khaki colored canvas looks great for this tent!
 

THE VIKING TENT
This wedge was supported entirely by a free-standing framework of poles (not included). No stakes are necessary because the base is held by a pole that runs lengthwise down each side. The ridge pole is supported by cross poles at each end. (These were usually carved ornately on the tops). We sew a sleeve large enough for a 2”x4” along the base, down each long side of your tent. The entire tent, frame and all can be moved around without dismantling.

THE NORMAN SAXON TENT
Very similar to the Viking tent except it sets up with a ridge pole and uprights. Therefore, we sew rolled canvas peg loops on the base instead of the 2”x4” sleeve, and you’ll need tent stakes to set it up.

This is an extremely old design. We offer it in two sizes; 12’ wide x 16’ long (4’ Ridge) and 12’ wide x 20’ long (8’ Ridge).  Our set up package for this tent consists of 2 uprights, a ridge pole and stakes. These are 8’ tall and come standard with two doors, for ventilation and flexibility of laying out your floor plan. Scalloped edging along the ridge line on both sides is standard.  A canopy fly is available to come off one side and give you a shade/rain protector. It extends 16 feet from the peak of your tent (10’ from the base of your door way). Please specify your scallop and braid choice.

The Personal Pavilion

The perfect size for your necessary room, camp shower, or for single occupancy. The personal pavilion sets up using only one pole and eight ropes & stakes. It measures a compact 5’ in diameter at the eaves, 7’ in diameter at the base and has 5’ high walls with a peak of 8’6”.  We make this pavilion all in one piece for ease of set up, and the overlapping door closures provide you with privacy!

MEDIEVAL COLOR OPTION
Many of our Medieval customers like to add color to their marquee. We offer Red, Blue, Black, Green, Yellow, Khaki and Purple in the “Flame Retardant” canvas. 

Wedge Tents

Wedge Tent

You may choose from 7 basic sizes and a variety of options for each size. The wedge tent is very easy to put up (only 3 poles needed) which makes it history's most popular tent.

The KID’S WEDGE is a great way to give mom and dad a little privacy, and instill a sense of responsibility into the kids. It can be set-up with just 2-6’ uprights, 2 ropes and 12 stakes!

PEAK GROMMETS ARE STANDARD
We’ve found that it is nice to have the added flexibility that peak grommets give you. They are particularly helpful when it comes to adding on a tent fly. If you do not want peak grommets just let us know, and we’ll leave them off!

OPTIONAL BELL BACK
The bells on our standard wedges extend the length of the tent base without any change in the ridge  pole length. The advantage is added space for storing gear. If you’d like this option, it is available both with and without a door in the bell.

SOD FLAP
We highly recommend sod flap for all of the tents we make. The sod flap is a 10” turn in along the base of the tent. It seals gaps due to uneven ground and we put it on all four sides of your wedge tent. If you’d like a bell back, we put a separate piece of sod flap on each panel of the bell for maximum  overage, so there is an extra charge.

SIZES
The chart on the next page shows you our standard sizes of wedge tents. Our REALLY BIG Medieval Wedges can be found below, and of course, we can make you any size you want. Just send in a sketch with the dimensions and we’ll get you a price.

THE BELL BACK WEDGE
Our Bell Wedges give you LOTS of extra headroom and usable space, while requiring only 3 poles and some tent stakes for set up.
STANDARD BELL WEDGE - 8’ tall, 10’ wide, 11’2” long plus a 5’ bell (16’2” overall length). Gives you about 150 square feet of floor space.
SUPER BELL WEDGE - Even roomier! 8’ tall, 12’ wide, 14’ long plus a 6’ bell for an overall length of 20’ and approx. 225 square feet of floor space.
PAINTED SEAMS - Like those on the standard bell wedge shown to the right are available in any of our acrylic paint colors . The cost for this service is $90.00 for the standard size and $135.00 for the SUPER size.

ADD A DOOR! - You may add a door to the bell of any tent for $25.00
STOVE INSERTS are available for wedges sizes 3”, 4”, 5” or 6”. $45.00 installed. These are available only for flame retardant tents.
 

Wall Tents
 

WALL TENTS
The wall tent has left a long trail through history. It has been used for centuries and it came in all sorts of sizes.The extra height on the peak and the sidewalls gives you MORE HEADROOM than most tents, and the traditional inside pole design makes for easier set up.

THE TRADITIONAL INSIDE POLE DESIGN
The inside pole, or “eastern style” wall tent is the oldest and most authentic wall tent design. It can be set up with as few as three poles; two uprights and a ridgepole. Using this set up, guy ropes are attached to the loops at the tops of the wall and staked out along both sides of the tent. Another variation of this set up involves running a side pole horizontally through the loops at the top of each wall and supporting it with a couple of short uprights and 4 or 5 short guy ropes. This method takes up less set up space but requires hauling some extra poles. Our complete set up instructions show you how to do BOTH of these methods, including pole lengths, number and length of ropes, stakes, etc.

WHICH WALL TENT IS RIGHT FOR YOU
Although selecting the right size is often a matter of personal preference, there are a couple of things to remember when choosing. For instance, what you use for pole transport may limit the size of ridge pole you can haul. The longest poles you will have are usually the ridge pole (same length as your tent) and the outside wall pole (about one foot longer than your tent). We offer steel sleeves for splicing ridgepoles or uprights. Also, if you purchase our set up package any pole over8’ long (ridge or 2 uprights) will be spliced for you automatically. Please note that we don’t sell outside wall poles. Our set up packages include guy ropes that attach directly to the wall loops or grommets.

THE TWO DOOR CONCEPT
We make your wall tent with a door on each end. This adds all-weather flexibility to your tent. In the summer, you can create a nice breeze by opening each end. In the winter you can close these doors snugly, because they have 6” overlapping facings with ties both inside and out. If you want one end solid instead, just tell us, and we’ll do it at no extra charge.

EXTRAS
† A 2” overhang protects each wall from rain, serving as a drip edge.
† We believe in having plenty of loops and we space all peg loops and wall loops 24” apart for your convenience. Seam Engineering would leave them approx. 33” apart.
† You may substitute our brass grommets for the loops along the top of your walls at no charge.
† Each wall tent comes with a set of set-up instructions and a pole requirement sheet.
† If you want to put a stove hole in your tent, send us detailed sketches of exactly where you want the insert sewn. Our inserts are heat resistant up to 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit! The inserts cost $45.00 sewn in. If you don’t specify which size hole (3”, 4”, 5”, or 6”) or location, we’ll just install a 4” hole in the end of the tent (the standard location). Available ONLY on flame retardant tents.
† We will put ties in your tent and make a partition to fit inside if you wish. When you order this option tell us how far from the end you want the partition and we’ll put the ties for it in the nearest seam. Sewing the ties in the seam gives more support to your partition.
† We highly recommend the sod flap. It is a 10” turn in along the ground that seals off gaps from uneven ground, and we put it on all 4 sides of your tent for an extra charge.
† Wall Scallops add pizzazz to your tent and are available in 8 styles and 16 colors of braid!
† Peak Grommets are standard.

† Ridge line reinforcement strip runs the entire length, to protect against abrasion from ridge pole.
† CORNERS ARE REINFORCED
† Double thick 2” tab for wall loops
† Heavy duty 1” wide cotton webbing wall loops
† Rolled Canvas Peg Loops with nylon core
† Base corner reinforcement
† 6” overlap facing, inside & out
† All peg loops are rolled canvas, 4 layers thick!
† Double rolled back seam gives a sill effect for better water shedding ability
† Peak is 4 layers of canvas thick
† Doors have roll up ties for hot days!
† Peak grommets are standard

LITTLE WALL TENTS
One of the reasons our wall tents are so popular is the extra high walls and peak, but we’ve heard your calls for a smaller wall tent that you can take by yourself to a weekend event or hunting trip and set up with only 3 poles.
Here are two sizes that fit the bill nicely.

* Denotes a size that can be Seam Engineered. See Below.

* Seam Engineering - 10’x12’ becomes 10’x11’; 12’x12’ becomes 12’x11’; 12’x18’ becomes 12’x16’6”; 14’x18’ becomes 14’x16’6”.

OPTIONS FOR WALL TENTS
†  Ground Cloths - We offer them in regular and our “SUPER GROUND CLOTH”.
† Wall Scallops - Choose from 8 styles and 16 trim colors! Cost is $2 per running foot for styles A, B, C, D, F or H and $3 per running foot for styles E or G. [Example: For a 10’x10’ wall tent in Style “B” the Cost is $40.00 (20 ft. x $2 = $40.00)].
† Partition - with overlapping doorway - $60.00
† Stove Hole Insert - Comes in 3”, 4”, 5” or 6” size. Complete w/cover flap $45.00.
† Available ONLY for flame retardant tents.
† Taller Walls - Raise your walls one foot for $40.00
† Split Corners - For wall roll up corners can be split w/overlap facings and ties for $50.00
† Poles are Available Separately - Call for pricing, or get them in our Set-Up Package!

JUST YOUR STYLE
Need a wall tent that’s a little different? Send us your sketch with measurements and we’ll get you a price. We can make your tent wider, taller, longer, or shorter. We can change the design to accommodate your custom set-up needs, add extra ties, loops or grommets. Let us know what your dream tent looks like. Chances are we’ve already made one similar to it, because custom orders are our specialty. Whether you need a tent made to the military specifications of your regiment, or you just have a creation of your own, Panther will make you a shelter you’ll be proud to own.

TENT FLYS
There are many, many uses for tent flys, both by themselves and in conjunction with other tents. With a wall tent or a wedge tent, a fly can be used as an insulation barrier, as a sun/rain canopy, or as both at the same time.
Our tent flys are designed to come off the end of a wall tent or wedge tent. We make our wall tents and non-military wedge tents with peak grommets so you can support one end of the fly’s ridge pole on top or your tent, requiring just one more center upright to hold up the other end.
We give you heavy duty triangular reinforcements in all 4 corners and at the peak grommet locations (Peak grommets are included).
Heavy duty cotton loops are spaced every 24” along the short sides of the fly.
An 8’x16’ fly gives you a 7’9” porch, a 10’x16’ fly gives you a 9’9” porch, and so on. 16’ long flys are long enough to provide a good canopy area for most sizes of tents, but we recommend the 18’ or 20’ long, for 14’ wide wall tents and wedge tents 8’ tall or higher.
NOTE: Our set-up pkg. for these includes guy ropes for the sides. No side poles are included.

Dining Flys

A dining fly is a square, free standing struc­ture, often used to shade and protect a table and chairs. It sets up with 4 corner poles and a center pole approx. 2’ longer than the corner poles.

Dining flys have a center reinforce­ment with a grommet for the center pole and a tie to attach to the center pole so that the fly stays down on the pole in windy conditions. Also standard are triangular reinforcements with grommets at each corner and ties every 24” around the edges.
Scallop Edging Styles A, B, C, D, F or H $2 per foot. Styles E or G $3 per foot.
Side Curtains - A 7’ tall curtain in any length for added wind, rain or sun protection. Walls have ties along the top and sides, and peg loops along the bottom. Adding walls does not turn a dining fly into an enclosed tent, but they sure are handy for use along one or two sides of your fly during a rainy weekend event!

Ground Cloths

We highly recommend the use of a ground cloth with your tent. It keeps moisture from coming up through the ground and gives you a clean floor for walking and setting gear. When used in conjunction with a sod cloth, a ground cloth can completely seal out wind, moisture, and insects. Note: These are not flame retardant! Call for prices on flame retardant ground cloths. We offer you two styles of ground cloths to choose from.

REGULAR GROUND CLOTH - These are made of 10 oz. waterproof mildew resistant canvas. Colors may vary between off white to a tan/brown. This is the type of ground cloth that has been around for years. It has about a 7% shrinkage factor.

SUPER GROUND CLOTH - In a matter of days a patch of pretty green grass can turn into a black mass of rotten goo on the bottom of your canvas ground cloth. That’s why for stays of a week or more we’ve created this SUPER GROUND CLOTH. The bottom is rip resistant woven blue polyethylene to seal out ground moisture and protect the SUNFORGER canvas top layer. You no longer have to carry a separate piece of plastic to lay down under your ground cloth, because its built right in to our SUPER GROUND CLOTH!
If you need pricing on a size not shown on the chart below, simply use the formula of .70¢/sq. foot for Regular Ground Cloth or $1.00/sq. foot for Super Ground Cloth.

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