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I opened up the tent and measured it so I could know how long to make the poles. They were exact!
Nicely done!

Sam - US

I have more tents than I can recall, military and civilian, and I really like this tent. I used ajustable paint roller poles to find the correct hight, coming to about 67". The entry ends come to 89" wide and the sides come to 84" long. As with most canvas tents, they often differ in size. There is far more rope than I know what to do with, and that is rare. I didn't need a ridge pole as using the attached ropes to keep the top tight enough. There is plenty of room for two. I'm thinking of stockading the bottom about 15" so I can stand up.

Faltesek - US

I use 2" x 2" uprights with 2 pieces of hollow metal conduit as a ridge pole with a wooden dowel inserted into the conduit to connect the two. This makes for a spacious tent with comfortable room for two occupants. One caveat: It takes two persons to set this tent up. I did it myself but with difficulty and many frustrated words you don't find in the Bible.

Ray - TN

I can't comment on accuracy because the real tent is very rare. I have only ever seen pictures. The build quality is outstanding. You use the provided measurements to build your tent poles. 1-1/8" wood rod and 1" metal conduit (for connectors) will do the trick. I also use a ridge pole but It does seem optional. If you ever wanted one of these I would act now as I doubt they will be reproduced again. Highly recommended.

Joe - CA, USA