Wall tent

[3dvapor]

It's not.  Just dry it out and then put it away.  It will last for years.   I would second the opinion on stove jacks at either end also I would put another door also at both ends.   Its real nice to screen it and open the doors in the afternoon to let a breeze through the tent.  I have a 12x 18 set up this way. 

[deerhunter_98520]

That's what I was wondering if it would be fine to get an untreated and just make sure and dry it out real well after each use.
I've been debating either a back door or a back window...it would be nice in sept elk hunts to have 2 doors with screens

[Gamblin Guy]

That's what I was wondering if it would be fine to get an untreated and just make sure and dry it out real well after each use.
I've been debating either a back door or a back window...it would be nice in sept elk hunts to have 2 doors with screens

I would second the door on both ends.  I have two tents, both 12x16 and one has a door on both ends.  If I set up both, I use the one with two doors as the cooking/hanging out area and the other one as sleeping quarters.  The extra space is nice at times.  Doors at both ends help with ventilation during early archery.

[deerhunter_98520]

I have an angle kit I plan on making an extra frame and using a big tarp to make a kitchen/hang out area in addition to my tent....it would of been handy in Idaho when it was snowing to have an extra space to hang out in

[Gamblin Guy]

I use one of these tarps with a front porch frame kit, covers the tent and the porch 

http://www.a1tarps.com/clear-tarp-20x24.html

The clear tarp doesn't make it feel like a green army tent during the day, works a lot better for me than a blue tarp.

[deerhunter_98520]

Thanks for that link