naturehike inflatable tent 8-10 Person Inflatable Glamping Cabin Tent with Zippered Dual Canopy, Stove Jack & AC Port
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naturehike inflatable tent 8-10 Person Inflatable Glamping Cabin Tent with Zippered Dual Canopy, Stove Jack & AC Port

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naturehike inflatable tent 8-10 Person Inflatable Glamping Cabin Tent with Zippered Dual Canopy, Stove Jack & AC PortThe Senleeto Grand Lodge is an 8 10 person inflatable glamping cabin tent built around a signature zippered dual extension canopy system a mechanism unique to this model. Unlike standard inflatable tents that use loose tarps or fixed awnings, both side canopies attach directly to the main tent body with full length weatherproof zippers, letting you configure one large rainfly, two independent black coated sun covers, or detach either side entirely in

The Senleeto Grand Lodge is an 8-10 person inflatable glamping cabin tent built around a signature zippered dual-extension canopy system — a mechanism unique to this model. Unlike standard inflatable tents that use loose tarps or fixed awnings, both side canopies attach directly to the main tent body with full-length weatherproof zippers, letting you configure one large rainfly, two independent black-coated sun covers, or detach either side entirely in minutes. The result: 258 ft² of total covered living space from a single tent — among the largest coverage in the 8-10 person inflatable category.

129 ft² tent interior · 64.5 ft² per canopy wing · 258 ft² total coverage · 82.6in standing height
Maximum capacity: 8–10 people · Sleeps 10 in sleeping bags, or fits a queen bed + sofa + 2 doubles


🏕️ Zippered Dual-Extension Canopy — Three Configurations In One

The Grand Lodge's zippered canopy system separates it from every standard inflatable cabin tent. Each wing (64.5 ft²) attaches to the tent body with a full-length SBS zipper — not clips, not poles, not tarp loops. You can run both wings as a single continuous 26.2 ft shelter, split them into two independent shade zones on opposite sides, or remove either side in under two minutes. The canopy fabric is black-coated for UV blocking and sun heat reduction, and it doubles as a rainfly in wet conditions.


🏕️ 4-Season Weather Protection

Factory-integrated stove jack supports cold-weather hot-tent setups with a wood-burning stove, and the built-in AC port fits a portable air conditioner for summer cooling. The silver-coated interior rainfly reflects sun heat to reduce interior temperatures on hot days. 420D Oxford outer fabric is treated to a PU3000mm waterproof rating. 15cm (6in) high-density PVC air beams replace traditional poles and inflate in approximately 5–10 minutes with the included high-pressure hand pump. Every Senleeto Grand Lodge unit undergoes a 48-hour air and water leak inspection before shipping. Stove not included.


🏕️ Built for Family Glamping and Group Basecamps

The 129 ft² interior includes a removable curtain divider that splits the space into separate living and sleeping zones — useful for families with kids, mixed groups, or setups that combine a sleeping area with a dining or workspace. Three-layer doors and windows pair a weatherproof outer layer, fine-mesh bug screen, and privacy inner curtain so you can dial in the exact level of ventilation, light, and privacy you need.


📦 What's Included

Inflatable tent body, zippered dual-extension canopy (2 wings, 64.5 ft² each), high-pressure hand pump, door mat, shoe storage pouch, repair kit, ground stakes, guy ropes, carry bag.


✅ Key Features

  • Signature zippered dual-extension canopy — unique to the Senleeto Grand Lodge
  • Each canopy wing attaches and detaches independently via full-length SBS zipper
  • 258 ft² total covered area when both wings are deployed
  • 129 ft² tent interior with 82.6in full standing height and vertical walls
  • Removable curtain divider for living + sleeping zone separation
  • Three-layer door and window system: weatherproof outer, mesh bug screen, privacy curtain
  • 420D Oxford outer fabric rated PU3000mm waterproof
  • Black-coated canopy fabric for UV blocking and sun heat reduction
  • Silver-coated interior rainfly reflects sun heat on hot days
  • 15cm (6in) high-density PVC air beams for wind resistance
  • Approximately 5–10 minute inflation with included high-pressure hand pump
  • Factory stove jack for 4-season hot-tent use
  • Built-in AC port for portable air conditioning
  • 48-hour air and water leak inspection on every unit before shipping
  • Door mat + shoe storage pouch included for interior cleanliness
  • Ideal for: family glamping, group basecamps, extended-stay camping, overlanding, anniversary getaways
  • Capacity: 8–10 people

📐 Specifications

  • Tent footprint: 157 in x 118 in (13 ft x 10 ft)
  • Peak height: 82.6 in
  • Interior area: 129 ft²
  • Each canopy wing: 64.5 ft²
  • Total covered area: 258 ft² (both wings deployed)
  • Overall length with both canopies deployed: 26.2 ft
  • Outer fabric: 420D Oxford, PU3000mm waterproof rating
  • Canopy fabric: Black-coated for UV and sun heat reduction
  • Interior rainfly: Silver-coated for heat reflection
  • Air beam diameter: 15 cm / 6 in (high-density PVC)
  • Inflation time: approximately 5–10 minutes
  • Stove jack: factory-integrated (stove not included)
  • AC port: built-in
  • Quality inspection: 48-hour air and water leak test per unit
  • Capacity: 8–10 people
  • Color: Beige
  • Brand: Senleeto (Grand Lodge)
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