Cirrus 20

Rather than using the easier method of lacing, our canvases is sewn in one piece. By doing so we avoid the leak risks associated with the lacing method.

Due to its immense strength, the specific species of spruce we use for our poles does not require the use of unpleasant chemicals to prevent rot.

Our de-barked poles have a beautiful natural look, avoiding any machining or artificial staining common in processed timbers. As nature intended. Every pole is unique and contributes to the character of the tent.

Link two Cirrus 40 together for double the area, or with Stratus for as much space as you need. Linking kit available as an accessory.

The ventilator cap is easily adjusted from the inside with our patented system, for ventilation and smoke-clearance.

For venting out hot air and for smoke clearance when having an open fire inside the tent.

One opening serves as a main entrance, the other two as reserve exits. Opening both reserve exits and rolling up the panel create an opening several metres wide.

Open porches, enclosed PVC or canvas entrances and wooden doors, increase floor space by up to 30 per cent.

Reinforcement at the bottom of the tent where the most wear occur. Stronger than the main fabric and with higher resistance to gravel, pointy rocks, moisture and rot.

Cirrus 72 has two attachment points on each main pole. These 18 fixings are crucial for our structural calculations. They prevent rotation of the canvas on the frame, increase the wind loading of the tent.

For securely strapping or anchoring the canvas.

Comes with a set of our custom-made steel stakes for safe anchoring in most ground conditions. Packed in a heavy-duty bag made from off-cut tent fabrics.

Cirrus 72 comes with 18 secondary poles, thinner than the main poles. In high wind conditions they play a crucial role in maintaining stability.

Located in the top of the Nordic tipi to imitate projecting poles without compromising the water resistance of the cap.