Enormously Large Northwest Brand Camp Tent: 16' x 14' x 7.5' in Size

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The price is $200. This price is firm and non-negotiable. Please don't ask for a discount or make an offer. For sale is a Northwest Territory brand tent intended for outdoor use or camping. This is from their Vacation Home series, model number KMT111614. This is one enormously large tent! The tent has a slightly rectangular shape, with an overall footprint measuring 16 feet wide and 14 feet deep! This is more than 200 square feet of space! This is about the size of an average living room in a residential home. The tent is marketed by the manufacturer as a 10-person tent. But if you use the standard camping convention of an individual sleeping bag measuring about 2 feet wide and 6 feet long, then this tent can accommodate up to 16 people! The tent is held up by several sets of metal support poles. Each of these poles is extremely robust, measuring about 0.75 inches in diameter. Some of these support poles intersect and connect to each other using extremely thick plastic connector brackets. The ceiling of the tent is constructed of three sets of these metal poles that run from the front to the back of the tent. These three sets of poles intersect with six additional sets of metal poles that run left to right (or right to left). Finally, there are six sets of poles that run from the ground to a height of about 5.5 feet tall. These vertical support poles hold the entire ceiling pole structure in place. After connecting all of the vertical and horizontal ceiling support poles in place, the tent skeleton structure measures more than 7.5 feet tall, 12 feet deep, and 10 feet wide. The polyester fabric of the tent is clipped into the ceiling support structure and the vertical support poles. Due to the incredible height of the assembled support poles, this is one incredibly tall tent! The central portion of the tent is about 7.5 feet tall. The left and right sides taper downwards to about 5.5 feet in height. Most people can walk around the entire tent without bumping their head on most portions of the tent ceiling. The tent is broken down into two (2) internal sections or rooms. There is the outer room, where the two tent entryways are located, and the inner room. These two internal rooms are physically separated by a polyester fabric wall that goes from the ceiling to the floor. It's not possible to remove this internal wall, as it's fixed in place. The outer room measures about 16 feet wide and 7 feet deep. This space can accommodate up to 8 sleeping adults. This 8 person estimate is based on an average sleeping bag size of 2 feet wide and 6 feet long. Or you can use this outer room as an enclosed and covered porch, with plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. Within this outer room, one tent entryway is located on the left side and the other tent entryway is located on the right side. In other words, there are two separate places to enter the tent from the outside. Each entryway measures about 4 feet wide and 5.5 feet tall. The large size of each entryway makes it easy to enter the tent. Most people won't need to crouch down much (or at all) to enter the tent. Both entryways have doors that can be zippered shut. Each door has a mesh window to allow light to enter. But each of these windows has a covering that can be zippered shut to keep light out. This outer room has an enormous mesh-enclosed window that runs from the floor to the ceiling. This window covers nearly the entire front side of the tent. This large window floods the outer room with tons of light. But the window has a large covering that can be zippered shut to minimize light entering the outer room. As mentioned above, the outer room and inner room are physically separated by a polyester fabric wall that goes from the ceiling to the floor. Once you are in the outer room, you can enter the inner room using two large inner entryways that are contained within the fabric wall. Each of these entryways is about 4 feet wide and 5.5 feet tall. Each entryway has a door tha