Glad it was helpful!

Fantastic! Thanks for your comment.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts huge tent

Hi Cameron, I would love to see pictures of where you put the wood stove. Did you install the stove yourself?

I received mine last week and set up for the weekend, only have 1 room area accumulate water(no Leak) as I did bump off once I noticed it.

Can you send me a link here.

It's just the enclosure not the actual tent.

Good point!

no doubt

I have to

Probably in the mountains.....in San Francisco is a chill mill

You can rent these rooms out

Not bad for a $1500 house.

Great point. People do add stove jacks to these, but for liability purposes it isn't something we can recommend. There is the 12x12 that has a stove jack and it has an add-on 8x8 optional room. www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/product.asp?itemid=3216

Awesome! As someone who has a 10x14 let us know what you think between the two and if there is a huge difference. Thanks for sharing.

Competitive Edge Products, Inc there’s a HUGE difference. While I love our deluxe 10x14...vertical walls, additional height, & awning frame are a major upgrade! The awning on the 10x14 was basically unusable without a painters pole pushing up the center. I wanted the cabin tent originally but was out of stock so we used the 10x14 for about 8 years & loved every minute!

@@Snail_Nailz I'll NEVER part with my 10X14. I use it waaay too much and its just bend fantastic.

Ava Williams isn’t it such an amazing tent? I’ve converted even the stingiest of friends that go camping w/ us...once u stay in a kodiak nothing else will do ☺️

@@Snail_Nailz yes, I agree. I sent my good friend to their website to buy one. She absolutely loves it.

That would be perfect for me, I could get the add is later.

Love the idea of buying what you need, as you need.

What is crua tri?

I would like to know more about your tent can you send me to the place where I could check them out?

Agreed! Thanks for sharing!

Hi do you have the link for the tent ⛺ thanks

Thanks Joe. That's Cache Valley, Utah.

It totally does. We got that all the time.

Hi Jacob, thanks for the feedback. Here's a link, but it is out for several months due to covid and supply shortages. www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

Maybe i didnt see it but on the side where the webbed windows are, is there a window on the inside as well(not the front side of the tent i see those zip up from the inside. Im talking about the back side)

@@crazyedd707 yes. Those storm windows do zip from the inside.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts awesome thanks for the response. I guess i just didn't notice it in the video

Aaron Nelson it can’t be set up without the whole shabang I’m sorry to say.

Miranda, the grand cabin hasn't been tested (at least not by us) past 30 mph. There is more surface area so there is a chance it doesn't hold up as well as the smaller 12x9 or the 12x12. The awning is ideal to take down (or hike up rather) to reduce the strain on the whole tent. We do get people that buy these to live in them while their home is under construction. Keep in mind it isn't designed to be lived in permanently. They are specifically designed for 3 weeks of living per year and have a lifetime warranty. If it is lived in as a permanent structure the warranty is void. That doesn't mean it won't last you many months or even a year though. You would just need to keep it as dry as possible, away from shrubbery and moisture on the bottom outside of the walls to reduce the chance of rot. It's important to keep it in a place that gets some sunlight per day to help keep it dry. I hope that helps.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts Thanks for your prompt reply. I'll go ask further questions regarding the stove cabin under that video group.

We have many customers in wheelchairs who make it through the thresholds just fine, but as you know there are many types of wheelchairs with varying weights, etc. I've never heard of one damaging the door opening, but that's not to say it hasn't happened. The door is forgiving. If you were to roll over it the only way to really damage it is if the wheelchair is so heavy that it damages a zipper tooth (again, I've yet to hear of that happening). This doesn't have e-ports, but you can easily run a cord through the corner of the door as they do zip down and across. Great question. Hope it helps.

We don't provide a stove jack in this tent. The 12x12 has one www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

The whole tent must be set up in order to provide stability. Great question.

Yes sir. Cache Valley, Utah

The windows closed from the outside, because the two sides it down and the bottom Velcro's. If they were flipped around and you are doing that from the inside it would allow rain to get inside through the Velcro portion of the bottom of the screen. The zippers are like luggage zippers and they are not silent when you are opening them up-I've never heard of any issues with privacy as far as somebody from the outside opening them up without permission.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts i see ur point on the privacy part. But if u have them open and its raining or snowing and u want to close them, u have to go outside to do it which is inconvenient. I still love the tent and plan on getting one

@@crazyedd707 Very true - good point.

Also the is just the extra enclosure windows that zip from the outside. The tent windows zip from the inside.

The complete tent including the awning is canvas-the awning being the roof portion of that extended area. The wall enclosure that is optional attaches to the awning and encloses that area. That wall enclosure is polydenier material that is very heavy-duty and lightweight. For liability purposes we do not provide recommendations on adding a stove jack. There is a large tent made by Kodiak model 6170 that does include a stove jack and also has a canvas wall enclosure on its detachable awning. Here is a link to that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9N-o8VisMe5Z6s.html

Grace Kendall four inches shouldn’t be a big deal. The awning pivots a bit where it connects to the tent so it is pretty forgiving. The canvas would be the potential issue but not at four inches.

It's not designed for that, but plenty of customers use it for a temporarily shelter. A surprisingly large number of customers have mentioned that they stay in it while their house is under construction, being treated for mold, treated for bugs, and some people use them for extended use on their property. Keep in mind that is not recommended and does void the warranty to use it for extended periods of time, but if you take care of them and make sure they stay dry and clean and free of constant moisture they can last a year.

Here you go: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

These have screened windows - no clear plastic.

A lot of people put down a tarp there, but there's a lot of reasons there is no floor. Putting it up is optional. It's designed to be an optional awning area where you can cook, keep gear, keep pets, but it wasn't ever designed to be another sleeping area.

Great question. Regarding extended use please take a look at the following link: www.kodiakcanvas.com/content/Extended-Use-Care-Instructions.pdf It explains the following on extended use: If you are using your tent for extended use situations, periods of continuous use for three weeks or greater, there are some precautions you should be aware of in order to maximize the life of your tent. Canvas Rot: This occurs when the canvas at the bottom of the tent is in constant contact with moist ground. The canvas never dries out and eventually will begin to rot or decay in the areas of contact. Even if there is no precipitation, this can be caused by moisture from dew. Prevention: For extend use, make sure the tent is placed in an area that is well drained and dry. It could be placed on sand, gravel, or a slated wooden platform. Extended use on grassy areas or moist soil should be avoided. Mildew: Is more prone to grow in humid climates in dark or shady areas. Prevention: Opening the tent up daily and letting it air out. When possible, place the tent in an area where it can receive a couple hours of direct sunlight a day. UV Damage. While your Kodiak Canvas tent is much less susceptible to UV deterioration than many synthetic fabrics, over time it will eventually degrade the canvas. Life expectancy in full sunlight should exceed one year of continuous use. Possibly much more than a year- there are many factors. Prevention: Placing your tent an area where it receives full sunlight for only a few hours a day is best, and will prolong its useful life.

I'm sure there will. Kodiak updates all of the models from time to time with newer features and upgraded designs. This is based on customer suggestions and quality control.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts if a new version comes out a few months after i purchase the old one, can i return the old version and pay the difference for the upgrade? 😀

@@crazyedd707 I'm sorry, but that wouldn't be possible.

For liability purposes, we advise against that.

Awesome. If you end up doing that please send us photos.

This tent does not include a stove jack opening. Only model 6170 does currently and it's 12x12. www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

Here's a link to them: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/TETON-Sports-Outfitter-XXL-Camp-Cot-120-new-design-with-pivot-arm_p_39.html They are Dimensions (when set up): 85 in x 40 in x 19 in.

It's about $1,300. www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

Sorry, no stove option in this. Stove option is only the model 6170 Kodiak Lodge Tent 12x12.

It does not include a stove jack for a wood-burning stove. Model 6170 does though. www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

This doesn't incude a stove jack and for liability purposes we can't recommend it, although people do at stove jacks to most of our tents. It isn't a service we offer on this. We do have a stove jack on the 12x12 and there's a 10x10.

@@Competitiveedgeproducts Thank you for the reply. I will continue looking at your products however, cause it does look like a tent I would need for my camping.

People do add stove jacks. It's not something we can recommend for liability purposes. There is a 12x12 with an 8x8 add-on room that includes a stove jack: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/product.asp?itemid=3216

Utah Yeah, sometimes it's crazy.

Since pricing can change I recommend visiting this link to see the current pricing along with the tarp options: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/kodiak-grand-cabin-tent-6160-26x8-12-person-tent

www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

How much pls?

Hey! Sorry for the late reply but I believe this should help! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jJ2PkrWb25PNimw.html

Made in China I'm sorry to say.

Animals could potentially get inside if they chew through the canvas. A lot of people leave these larger tents up for months at a time, but it's important to understand the extended use caution. Regarding extended use please take a look at the following link: www.kodiakcanvas.com/content/Extended-Use-Care-Instructions.pdf It explains the following on extended use: If you are using your tent for extended use situations, periods of continuous use for three weeks or greater, there are some precautions you should be aware of in order to maximize the life of your tent. Canvas Rot: This occurs when the canvas at the bottom of the tent is in constant contact with moist ground. The canvas never dries out and eventually will begin to rot or decay in the areas of contact. Even if there is no precipitation, this can be caused by moisture from dew. Prevention: For extend use, make sure the tent is placed in an area that is well drained and dry. It could be placed on sand, gravel, or a slated wooden platform. Extended use on grassy areas or moist soil should be avoided. Mildew: Is more prone to grow in humid climates in dark or shady areas. Prevention: Opening the tent up daily and letting it air out. When possible, place the tent in an area where it can receive a couple hours of direct sunlight a day. UV Damage. While your Kodiak Canvas tent is much less susceptible to UV deterioration than many synthetic fabrics, over time it will eventually degrade the canvas. Life expectancy in full sunlight should exceed one year of continuous use. Possibly much more than a year- there are many factors. Prevention: Placing your tent an area where it receives full sunlight for only a few hours a day is best, and will prolong its useful life.

This one doesn't come with a stove jack, but this one does: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

I Actually have this tent and it doesn’t come with the stove jack , But I did install one myself on this tent , and you can do it yourself just as long as you know what type of stove jack you want to install and make you install it in a safe and good area in the tent that way it won’t burn the tent , I’ve took this tent out to Colorado, Wyoming, and Alaska camped up there for 2 and a half weeks and it did great in all weather conditions.

Can you tell me the size of stove you got? Thanks!

@@crunchymamakat6656 don't have a stove yet

So sorry. These are sold out until July.

This model does not include stove jacks. Model 6170 does: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

The awning is sewn on. Just one.

Circle8 Brewery out of the box it cannot be set up with a stove. There is no stove jack.

Thanks for the reply

Here you go for pricing: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

No stove jack option on that one.

That's right. No stove in this model. Please see model 6170 www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6170-Kodiak-Canvas-Cabin-Stove-Lodge-Tent_p_3216.html

www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/6160-Kodiak-Canvas-Grand-Cabin-26x8-12-Person-Tent-_p_56.html

Pls how much is the tent,?

That's correct. The 12x12 includes a stove jack.

Good question. Here is a link to view it: www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/kodiak-grand-cabin-tent-6160-26x8-12-person-tent Stoves are not an option on this model like they are the 12x12 and 10x10 Kodiak Stove tents.

It will not take a stove. Please see model number 6116.