A tent is home away from home and is one of the biggest purchase decision of an outdoor enthusiast. At White Duck Outdoors, we understand the value of a premium tent which is why we have made it our mission to design and create the best quality canvas tents for unforgettable outdoor experience. Our canvas tents are made from high quality, strong and durable cotton material to withstand all weather conditions, at the same time providing comfort of a home and protection from harmful environmental elements.

Our incomparable product quality is derived from the use of traditional 100% breathable cotton canvas fabric that enable our products to have a long lasting and comfortable impact. Furthermore, cotton insulates extremely well, providing protection from getting hot on a warm day, or cold when it is frosty, which is an unlikely case when compared to commercially available man-made tent fabrics like Nylon and Polyester.

Inspired from our philosophy and belief in the cotton fabric, we design, produce and deliver customized high quality canvas tents, fabrics and outdoor products for all outdoor enthusiasts. WDO also strives to become a sustainable and socially-responsible brand by prioritizing ethical values, fair trade, environmental and humanitarian interests.

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Canvas Tents - Durable and Affordable Housing Options

Most camping tents these days are made of nylon or polyester. However, canvas tents have always been highly valued for their durability and affordability.

Canvas is made of cotton today, though through much of its history hemp was used. Canvas has been utilized as a durable outdoor material for hundreds of years. Besides being used to make tents, canvas is used for sails and other outdoor equipment. When wet, canvas swells and becomes exceptionally waterproof. It is able to withstand conditions that other materials would not tolerate, making it ideal for long-term use.

Canvas tents are not often used for the casual camper. Nylon and polyester tents are much lighter and easier to set up and take down. Canvas tents are used for long-term or semi-permanent encampments. When a camp is going to be stationary for a long period of time, the weight of canvas becomes less of a drawback.

The fibers of canvas tents are tightly woven, making it the perfect shade from harmful sun rays and high temperatures. Canvas tents also protect inhabitants from strong winds and other inclement weather. The durability of the material means that it won't suffer from rips and tears as easily as other fabrics.

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One of the most popular uses of wall tent today is in large, long-term camps. Summer camps, retreats and other outdoor events use canvas tents to house participants. Canvas tents are generally much less expensive to build than traditional buildings, and they can be moved to new locations if necessary.

Hunters and fishers also enjoy the great qualities of canvas tents when enjoying their sports away from home. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on a wood-walled cabin, a semi-permanent canvas tent can be erected for a very small cost.

Canvas tents can be constructed in a short amount of time and aren't subject to building codes.

Military installations also make good use of canvas tents.

Again, the affordability, durability and transportability of canvas tents make them an attractive option for this environment. In fact, military groups all over the world have used canvas tents to temporarily house their troops.

Environmentalists and homesteaders also know the best qualities of canvas tents. When settling on undeveloped land, many modern settlers choose to live in canvas tents. For some, this is a temporary arrangement while they construct a more permanent abode. For others, a canvas tent is a long-term living arrangement complete with electricity and running water.

Due to the durability of canvas tents, they can be modified for use as vacation homes and used comfortably for many years. Some luxury canvas tents include bathrooms, wooden floors and formal windows in addition to electricity and running water. These luxury tents are not meant to be taken down and moved often like camping tents. However, if the need arises to move a luxury canvas tent, it can be done with ease.

Although not many of us would be happy to live in a permanent canvas tent home, no matter how well equipped, they are comfortable and fun to stay in temporarily. Canvas tents don't have the flimsy feel that many lightweight tents tend to have.

They can provide four-season comfort without the expense of a permanent building. The affordability and ease of setup mean that you can get your canvas tent up quickly and get right to enjoying your favorite outdoor activities.

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1. Canvas is very durable and long lasting.

Canvas is actually woven from cotton. The material has been around for a very, very long time and is used for tents because of its durability and long-lasting characteristics. Because of this durability it is preferred by many military organizations around the world.

2. It is preferred for long-term and winter camping.

There are a few specific reasons why people prefer a canvas tent for this type of camping. One, the material is heavier, so it is more cumbersome to travel with. Two, people that camp long-term generally want a little more comfort and privacy. When camping more than a weekend it is nice to have an inside social area and some privacy now and then. These tents come in all shapes and sizes, some even with dividers to have private rooms. Camping during the winter months can get very cold. Canvas keeps the heat inside better than other materials, so it is generally preferred. Some canvas tents even offer the option for a wood burning stove inside the tent. This keeps it nice and warm during those cold winter months. These tents are usually made larger for the longer term camping.

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3. The canvas tent keeps the temperature inside better than other materials.

As mentioned earlier the canvas material is thinker and more durable. It actually has holes in the material that makes it breathable, while at the same time holding in the heat or cool air. This thickness and durability will keep the tents temp. for a longer time. It can be very nice and comforting to have a tent with this option during the summer or winter months.

4. The canvas material is very heavy.

Canvas is heavier than other tents. Because of this backpackers generally do not prefer going out into the wilderness with a canvas tent. It is cumbersome and too much to carry. It also is more difficult to set up as opposed to other tents. Because the weight of canvas, creates another reason many people use this tent for long-term camping.

5. A canvas tent comes in all shapes and sizes.

The majority of 1-3 man tents are not made of canvas. They come in polyester and many other different types of material. A few decades ago almost all tents were made of canvas, but new camping technology makes camping a little easier and more comforting. Nowadays most of these tents are larger, anywhere from 5-50 man tents....or more. As mentioned before they are generally made for longer term camping, thus they make these bigger so people can stand up straight in them and be very comfortable.

6. Canvas tents are made large and shrink to the tent frame.

One more little known fact is that canvas usually is made a little large and then after you buy the tent it is recommended to set the tent up on the frame and soak it with water. During the drying process it will shrink to fit your frame perfectly.

Canvas Tents Do Cover Nicely

When you're looking for a tent for your outdoor needs, consider the many benefits a canvas tent offers. These tents are suitable for different outdoor experiences, such as camping vacations, fishing trips, picnics, backyard parties and large outdoor functions. Canvas tents are very popular due to their versatility and durability.

Many tent retailers offer several different varieties of canvas tents. The Internet also is a great resource to help you find reputable canvas tent manufacturers, distributors and retailers. Whatever your specific needs, there is a canvas tent designed to meet them. Even if your requirements are truly unique, some tent makers can custom-build a canvas tent just for you.

Canvas tents go by different monikers. They are often referred to as hunting tents, wall tents, mountain-man tents or platform tents. While they may have different names, they have a common characteristic that sets them apart from tents made of other materials.

Canvas is a heavy-duty, plain-woven fabric known for its sturdiness. That trait is what makes it so popular among outdoor enthusiasts who require reliable protection against the elements.

A good canvas tent has certain qualities. Some of these are:

* Great strength. Canvas can survive harsh conditions such as heavy rain and snow and forceful winds. Canvas tents are ideal in severe weather conditions. A quality canvas tent can last 20 to 30 years.

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* Double-stitched seams. Seams of this type are stronger than single-stitched and are able to withstand more stress. They also are flatter against the canvas.

* Extra-tough material in strategic areas. Areas that receive more anchoring and stretching of fabric need this additional reinforcement.

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* Quality appearance. A good canvas tent is visually appealing. A quality canvas tent does not sacrifice attractive, contemporary design just because the material is resilient.

Tenting It - Why Canvas Tents?

Tenting has changed over the last decade. Canvas once prevailed as the fabric of choice for tent construction. Over the years, though, new technology introduced the use of other materials in tent-making. Nylon is popular today, along with polaris, gala and realite. Each material has unique qualities and may serve well under various conditions. However, many die-hard campers still swear by canvas tents. Here are a few of the reasons why:

* They're strong. Canvas, which can hold up against the wildest of circus elephants, is also ideal for use in camping tents. It's perfect for the hunter who spends days in the wild. It can take all of the abuse that nature throws its way. It will withstand wind, thunderstorms and even hail. Even curious forest creatures will have trouble penetrating a canvas tent.

* They're durable. The average life of a nylon camping tent is about three to five years, depending on frequency of use. By contrast, a canvas tent may last 10 years or more.

* They're breathable. Canvas is made from cotton. Unlike other common materials used in tent manufacturing, cotton breathes. Nylon, polyester and other fabrics do not allow air to pass through easily. This can create a sauna-like atmosphere inside tents made from these materials. By contrast, canvas allows for the exchange of air between the interior and exterior of the structure.

Canvas is so durable that it is also used in the construction of some semi-permanent structures. Canvas covers are frequently used over traditional cement foundations and wooden frames. These "cabents" last for decades and provide a way to maintain low-cost housing. In poor countries where extreme weather variations are rare, canvas or part-canvas homes are the norm. They stand up well to moderate weather conditions and are a cost-effective alternative to bricks and mortar.

When choosing a canvas tent, look for the following features. They will ensure that your canvas tent will get years of use:

* Strong seams. A canvas tent is only as strong as its seams. Make sure they are double-stitched. Not only does this create a more streamlined seam, it adds an extra barrier against separating and tearing.

* Durable zippers. Often the first thing to go on any camping tent is the zipper. Make sure that zippers are top-quality. Nylon zippers with large teeth that can be zipped up and down easily are ideal. Zippers should be securely sewn into the fabric.

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* Durable flaps. Inspect door and window flaps closely. Flaps should have strong mechanisms with which they can be secured, whether opened or closed. Toggle-style flaps should be securely fastened to the canvas in order to withstand pressure from inclement weather. Flap zippers should be strong and durable.

* Weatherproofing. As already mentioned, canvas holds up very well under many weather extremes. Do you expect that you'll be using your tent in very rainy conditions? In these situations, extra weatherproofing may be necessary. It may need to be treated with a rainproof coating. Another option is to purchase a tarpaulin that can be hung or draped over top of the entire structure to keep rain out.

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Canvas tents come in a variety of sizes and styles, with many options for features. This makes it easy to find one that perfectly suits any need and any use.

A Canvas Tent Is a Fine Tent for Family Camping

If you love camping then there is some very important equipment that you need to have, particularly if you're going to be camping with a family. Unfortunately camping can be a little gear intensive, though on those stormy rainy days high quality gear is very important and much appreciated. And some of the best high quality camping equipment you can get is a canvas tent.

Of course anyone camping needs a tent. Unless you plan to sleep under the stars of course, which is fine until it rains. The reality is that for anyone who wants to go camping the first choice to make is what tent to buy.

The range of tents available nowadays is enormous. Even if you are seeking to accommodate a family you can buy nylon tents sufficiently large to house four people for under $200. The manufacture of tents, and camping gear in general, is like most other things. Many are now made in Asia and are extremely cheap.

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However, particularly if you're camping with children, the day will come when you will regret having bought that $150 nylon tent that looked so good in the showroom. That day will probably be about day two on a camping trip after it has been raining. By about day two of camping in the rain that cheap nylon tent is probably leaking, your bedding is probably wet, and the children are probably cold and you all want to go home.

That's the time when you would appreciate having paid more for a high quality canvas tent.

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A canvas tent is made from heavy duty canvas, and it is strong and durable. If you purchase a good-quality tent you will find that on day 2 of your wet camping trip the children, the bedding and you are still dry and warm.

Canvas is extremely strong. It is fully waterproof, it doesn't flog in the wind like nylon does and it shouldn't leak at all. Unlike nylon tents a canvas one doesn't require a fly and so can be quite simple to erect and put away.

Like everything a quality canvas tent can have its disadvantages. Firstly of course you will find that they are much more expensive than their nylon cousins. They are also heavier, bulkier and therefore harder to pack.

And of course it's also horses for courses. You won't find a small, lightweight hiking tent made from canvas. But if you're looking to camp with a family then you will find some superb tents which offer superior accommodation for everyone.

So if you love camping, and you're looking to buy a tent sufficient for housing a family, consider paying more and buying yourself a high quality canvas tent. It will last for 10 to 20 years and your family will have many nights in the rain where you are all very thankful that you've chosen a quality camping canvas tent.

Canvas Tent Maintenance

A well cared for canvas tent can provide a lifetime of camping fun. Canvas tents are often much more expensive than nylon tents and should be cared for to ensure the investment lasts a long time. Canvas tents are extremely durable and thus generally require minimal maintenance. A properly maintained canvas tent will provide shelter for years to come.

The most important maintenance you can do on your tent is to hang it out to dry before storing it for an extended period. Condensation and any other dampness in the fabric will ruin the tent if not eliminated before storage. Hang your tent from a deck, over a fence or across a few patio chairs in direct sunlight to remove any dampness left over from your camping trip. It is recommended that you use a ground cover when camping to limit the amount of condensation that builds up on the tent.

Rips or holes in the canvas often will be covered under a warranty, so be sure to check with the manufacturer. If not under warranty rips or holes can be patched by sewing a small piece of canvas over the damaged area. Waterproof treatment should be applied to the patch to ensure the tent is watertight.

Some tents will require annual waterproofing treatment. Be sure to consult your user manual for directions specific to your tent. Treating some tents with waterproofing solutions could result in decreasing the breathability. Many manufactures will also suggest a particular product that has a long track record of working with your tent.

Proper storage is an important component of maintaining your tent. Select a dry and cool spot for your tent to ensure mildew is not an issue. Store your canvas tent off the ground to avoid any problems with rodents. The warm canvas and smell of campfire are both attributes which will attract rodents. Consider storing your tent in a sturdy bag to help discourage rodents and avoid potential problems with water damage.

Avoid using soap when cleaning your tent. Soap can reduce the waterproofing capabilities of your tent. To clean use a garden hose and wipe with a cloth. Once done cleaning allow the tent to dry in the sun before packing for storage.

Canvas tents are durable and generally will last a longtime when cared for properly. Protect your investment by following these simple guidelines. Always be sure to consult the user manual that came with your tent to avoid performing any maintenance that will void the manufactures warranty.

Camping With Canvas Tents

Through the years I have experienced camping in a variety of settings. Weather conditions can play a huge role in the outcome of a successful camping trip. Growing up in Boy Scouts and now in leadership through a Christian based Scouting program Royal Rangers, I have come to appreciate "great" camping gear. Providing quality gear for the boy's helps them experience all the outdoors has to offer, and makes for a more pleasurable experience.

I have always preferred canvas tents, they have a reputation for long lasting performance, and with proper care and storage you could easily use a canvas tent for many years. There were a few rules we had to follow when I was a boy, like not touching the canvas from the inside of the tent while it was raining, because it would cause the rain to penetrate through the canvas material creating a moisture problem inside the tent, but with the latest in canvas technology this is no longer a problem.

The boys can touch the inside of the tent all they like, as boys do, and they will not wick or leak water. They are made with Hydra-Shield canvas, which is custom woven treated canvas, a double fill (two threads twisted together) and a silicone-based saturation treatment that is water tight, breathable and durable, for superior waterproofing & strength. The older traditional single thread canvas tents were, light weave canvas with paraffin or oil based treatment applied directly to the exterior of the canvas. This would wear off and need to be re-applied more often to maintain waterproofing.

When considering the purchase of a canvas tent, I recommend checking out our great selection of Kodiak Canvas tents. Experience for yourself how enjoyable camping can be with a high quality canvas tent.

Canvas has so many uses, tents, tarps, awnings, and ground cloths just to name a few. Canvas tents have been a staple of camping and an American tradition for over 100 years. Canvas is a favorite fabric of families because of its lasting durability and ease of use. Canvas camping tents are made of cotton, but synthetic canvas is also available. Nylon and polyester are other typically used fabrics for camping tents. Cotton is also incredibly strong fabric is advantageous because it is water resistant and holds up well over time.

The resistance to water is often a major consideration for your family and canvas is one of the best materials around. Most tents incorporate a tightly woven fabric, but all water resistance tents will incorporate some type of waterproofing embedded or sprayed onto the fabric. The resistance to water is measured in PSI or mm. A rating system has been developed to help consumers know how water resistant a given tent will be. This rating only takes into account the pressure required for water to penetrate the fabric. Water leakage is most common at seams where the fabrics are sewn together.

Canvas tents have many uses including family camping, military operations, and circus tents just to name a few. The military has done extensive testing of all types of fabrics and continue to use canvas today because of its outstanding performance. These tents are also useful in times of crisis. Emergency response organizations use them for portable shelters, triage centers and command posts. Cotton canvas is particularly desirable for its breathability, along with protection from the elements.

Canvas is a heavier fabric than nylon or polyester, and will also require a much stronger frame system that's usually made from steel. Canvas also makes for great tarps that can be used as shelter or placed on the ground for protection of your tents floor. Do yourself and your family a big favor by having a canvas camping tent for your next camping vacation.

Canvas Tents Are The Most Durable

There are several features that must be considered when purchasing canvas tents. These tents come with many standard features. Some of these include the presence of stove jacks, front doors with zippers as well as tents with rope tensioners and tent stakes. There are also vinyl sod cloths that are used to keep the tent clean and provide a seal and protection from the ground. These are the very basic features necessary and additional features may be required that may incur increased costs. It is important if comparing tents to take this into consideration and to add on the additional costs before comparisons are made. There are also instances when standard features are referenced as add-ons and it is important to be aware of this as it can greatly increase costs unnecessarily.

It is important when considering buying canvas tents that a tent that has a back door with a zipper or a window is purchased. This is for cross ventilation purposes and is important to prevent unbearable conditions in weather that is very hot. The provision of a tent bag is also important. This is vital for the storage as well as the transport of your tent and keeps the tent clean and ready to use at all times. All the features that you desire are also best done before the tent is delivered to you as this is the cheaper option. These tents are expensive and it is important to save when you can.

The color of canvas tents is another consideration. Normally this is a personal preference but there are several factors related to these choices. Colored tents are warmer for cold weather conditions as they do not reflect as much light rays as white tents. However these tents can get dirty very quickly and the dirt is very apparent unlike with colored tents. The use of white tents is also preferred by many people that use them at night as they better reflect lamp light. Canvas tents are not everyday purchases and much thought and consideration must be taken when thinking of making such a purchase. The setup of the tent must also be considered as these tents are quite large and can be difficult to setup.

The canvas tents that are available can also have pretreatments for fire retardation as well as water and mildew. It is recommended that if you are purchasing a tent make sure that these are done before the tent reaches you. Fire resistance is especially important if any kind of heating is going to be used in the tent. Paraffin finishes are especially well known for their protection from all three of these issues and have a much longer life than other coating available. The only disadvantage to this coating is that it makes the tent much heavier and thus increases the initial setup time.

Everything You Need To Know About Canvas Tents

Many camping enthusiasts enjoy the comfort of canvas tents while they are out in the wilderness. The only thing that is certain about nature is that nothing is certain. Canvas tents are durable and can withstand rain and wind much better than standard tents. They are generally well constructed using quality materials and are simple to set up. This is especially beneficial to the most common purposes for canvas tents, which is shelter for hunting and fishing trips.

Canvas tents offer sturdy walls, floor and roofing. They are usually accompanied by metal bars to secure the tent on site. In this instance, you will definitely get what you pay for. Canvas tents offer heavy duty zippers and high walls and ceilings. They are designed for the most comfort in camping by offering wilderness buffs an opportunity to stand up, walk around, stretch out or even sit down in a chair and relax. The high ceilings provide additional comfort to campers while also providing extra headroom. This comes in very handy, especially for the taller individual.

When shopping for canvas tents, it's a good idea to decide on a budget before you start browsing. If you know how much money you can spend, then you will be better prepared to make a decision and will be less likely to overspend. After all, you will need to save some money for the additional camping supplies that you will want to take along for the trip. It's always a good idea to work out a reasonable budget any time before you make a substantial investment. When shopping around, keep in mind that canvas tents are more expensive than other models and can be priced at several hundred dollars each. For a model with more features, they can cost as much as $1,000.00 or slightly more.

There are a few bonus features to look for in canvas tents, including the presence of a back door to allow more air to circulate during the warm summer months and a tent bag for convenient storage and transportation. If possible, purchase a white canvas tent because the white color reflects light inside much better than colored tents. Before making a final decision, you may want to consider the weight factor. Larger tents are much heavier and can be more difficult to set up but, if that's what you need, then go for it. If a smaller lightweight tent will work for you, then consider that option as well.

Canvas tents are more expensive, but they are a true investment. A quality product, with proper care and maintenance, should last for up to 20 years or more. Now, that's a lot of camping.

Canvas Tents - Complete New Outdoor Living Experience

If you are looking for a completely new outdoor living experience, a canvas tent with room for you is the best accommodation. A space with style, and strength enough for the different climate conditions.

Ten minutes spent in a canvas tent will tell you all you need to know. The moment you step inside you will be enchanted by the spacious and tranquil atmosphere. Circular structures reflect the natural world in their design which gives a calm, light space, which is enhanced by the use of natural materials like the cotton canvas cover and British hardwood frame.

Canvas and timber tents not only look right, they feel right; the warm homely smells of canvas, jute and the natural wood. The golden color of the timber against the creamy white canvas, and the simple textures, are all easy on the eye and on the hand.

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These tents are not 'back packing' tents; however, you don't want a micro tent for a relaxing holiday in the country. What you need is a tent of simple and elegant design, easy to construct, and a joy to spend time in. Most of the tents can easily be fitted with a wood burning stove, window and jute carpet, so even in the worst weather you can be warm, comfortable, and the envy of all!

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Tents can be tailored to meet your requirements, and advice is always given to ensure you get the right canvas tents for the job you want it to do.

Building a Play Tent? Canvas Tipis are the Way to Go

Thinking of making a unique way to get your child interested in the great outdoors? You don't have to spend a lot on frequent family camping trips, although taking such a vacation once in a while as a family is certainly a great bonding experience. You can help you child love playtime in the open if you build him or her a nice, sturdy play tent! But not just any sort of play tent will do. If you're out to build a safe, child-free tent, canvas tipis should be in your list of alternatives.

When thinking of materials for building a play tent, canvas tipis should make it to the top of your list. It's affordable and relatively lightweight, so it's easy to put up no matter where you decide to camp out. You could have a play tent at a camping trip, or you could set it up in your own backyard!

Canvas is a type of cloth, so take your child's fabric allergies into consideration. Tipis made from cloth should give your child optimum protection, and at the same time avoid giving your child allergies that synthetic cloths sometimes do. Abrasions from synthetic material could cause some serious rashes, which may not only ruin your child's playtime, but also endanger his or her health!

Speaking of health concerns - just because a tipi covering is made of cloth, doesn't mean it would fail in keeping your child safe from the elements. Old World Indian settlements made extensive use of cloth tipis through rain or shine. Mostly, this was done by installing a thin lining on the inside of the tent itself. Sometimes called "dew cloth," it prevents moisture and other environmental health risks, such as natural allergens and mildew, from getting inside the tent easily. The dew cloth could also be made of canvas, but that just means an extra layer of protection for your child.

For a more "authentic" outdoor experience, some parents may wish to invest in real leather tipis, which the whole family could enjoy. You could look into this as well - leather tipis are however, it's certainly not a way to teach your child about earth-friendliness and kindness to animals!

Another good thing about canvas tipis is that you can decorate it all you want! Some canvas tents come pre-designed, but those are often more expensive. Not to mention it's hard to tell if your child will like the premade design or not. Buy a blank canvas, then explore the joys of decorating it with your children. Nothing is more satisfying than finishing a family art project - many years from now, you can look back at your accomplishment with pride. You can also leave your child and his or her friends to decorate it for themselves, and give these children the sort of artistic freedom that will be so valuable to them later in life! So when thinking about making a play tent, canvas tipis are the way to go.

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