Mobi Garden
Mobi Garden Era Courtyards 290 Pyramid Tent
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Live stockSame-day pickup, during store hours, at a store that has it. Choose pickup or delivery at checkout.
Common questions
Borderline fittersPolycotton (35% cotton, 65% polyester) breathes. It stays cooler in the sun, warmer at night and much drier inside, because condensation passes through the fabric instead of dripping on you. It is also quieter in wind. The trade-off is weight: 15.5 kg for the tent.
Pitch it and wet it once before the first trip so the fibres swell and seal the seams. Never pack it away damp: dry it fully at home or it will mildew.
The tent is built with a stove in mind; pair it with a wood stove and a fireproof mat, keep the vent open and never sleep with the stove burning.
A 440 × 440 cm footprint with a single centre pole, 200 cm at the peak. Four to six sleeping around the pole, or two people with a full living area.
About
Mobi Garden Era Courtyards 290 Pyramid Tent
A polycotton pyramid tent for glamping and long stays: cooler in the sun, warmer at night, quiet in wind, and dry inside because condensation breathes through the fabric. One centre pole, 200 cm at the peak.
Key facts
- 440 × 440 cm footprint, 200 cm peak; four to six sleeping around the pole, or two with a living area
- Polycotton (35% cotton, 65% polyester), 200 g, 2,000 mm coating
- Single centre pole, rated four-season
- 15.5 kg, packed 66 × 23 × 23 cm
- No sewn-in floor; add the Mat (groundsheet) or the Inner tent (sealed bedroom)
Why this one
- Polycotton is the fabric you can live in for a week: no drip at night, no sauna at 8 a.m.
- One pole: one person can pitch it.
- Built with a stove in mind, so the season runs into November.
Good to know
Pitch it and wet it once before the first trip so the fibres swell and seal the seams. Never pack it away damp. Use a fireproof mat and keep the vent open if you run a stove; never sleep with it burning.
The numbers
Capacity & structure
Weather protection
Weight & packed size
Questions
Asked in store, answered by our fitters
Why polycotton instead of polyester?
Polycotton (35% cotton, 65% polyester) breathes. It stays cooler in the sun, warmer at night and much drier inside, because condensation passes through the fabric instead of dripping on you. It is also quieter in wind. The trade-off is weight: 15.5 kg for the tent.
How do I look after a polycotton tent?
Pitch it and wet it once before the first trip so the fibres swell and seal the seams. Never pack it away damp: dry it fully at home or it will mildew.
Can I run a stove inside?
The tent is built with a stove in mind; pair it with a wood stove and a fireproof mat, keep the vent open and never sleep with the stove burning.
How many people and how tall?
A 440 × 440 cm footprint with a single centre pole, 200 cm at the peak. Four to six sleeping around the pole, or two people with a full living area.
What are the Mat and Inner tent options?
The tent has no sewn-in floor. Add the Mat for a groundsheet, or the Inner tent for a sealed, bug-proof bedroom inside the pyramid.
How does it compare with a polyester dome tent?
A polyester dome is lighter; this is the tent you stay in for a week. Cooler by day, drier by night, quiet in wind, and it takes a stove, so the season runs into November. If you camp two nights a year, buy the dome; if you glamp, buy this.