Coleman Tent Octagon, 6 Man Festival Dome Tent, 6 Person Family Camping Tent with 360° Panoramic View, Stable Steel Pole Construction, Sewn-in Groundsheet, 100 Percent Waterproof
How many people can the Coleman Octagon tent accommodate?
The Coleman Octagon tent can accommodate up to 8 persons.
Is the tent waterproof?
Yes, the tent is 100 percent waterproof.
What is the unique feature of the tent's design?
The tent offers a full 360-degree panoramic view of the surroundings.
Does the tent have a partition for privacy?
Yes, the tent includes a removable partition curtain to create two separate areas.
How does the entrance of the tent work?
The tent features a patented Coleman Hinge Door that swings open and shut like an actual door.
Can the tent be used for purposes other than camping?
Yes, the tent can also be used as a luxury glamping bedroom or a playroom for kids.
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Product Details
The Coleman Octagon 6 Man Festival Dome Tent is designed for spacious comfort, accommodating up to 8 people with full head height throughout. Its unique octagonal shape offers a panoramic 360-degree view, enhancing your outdoor experience. The tent features a patented Coleman Hinge Door for easy access and six sides that can open completely for ventilation. Additionally, it includes a sewn-in groundsheet and is 100% waterproof, ensuring protection against the elements. Here are some key features:
Spacious interior with room for multiple uses
Removable partition curtain for privacy
Transforms into a bug-proof screen room
Sturdy wheeled carry bag for easy transport
Pros & Cons
Pros
Spacious design suitable for families or gatherings
Coleman Tent Octagon, 6 Man Festival Dome Tent, 6 Person Family Camping Tent with 360° Panoramic View, Stable Steel Pole Construction, Sewn-in Groundsheet, 100 Percent Waterproof
£199.99Original price was: £199.99.£140.69Current price is: £140.69.
