metal pole tent WILDERNESS Aluminum OR STEEL CONDUIT TENT FRAMES Aluminum / 16x20
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metal pole tent WILDERNESS Aluminum OR STEEL CONDUIT TENT FRAMES Aluminum / 16x20

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metal pole tent WILDERNESS Aluminum OR STEEL CONDUIT TENT FRAMES Aluminum / 16x20FREE SHIPPING Enjoy fast, free shipping on your aluminum tent frame when you shop at Wall Tent Shop! SHIPS IN 3 5 DAYS All tent frames ship within 3 5 business days after the order is placed. NO SALES TAX Save 6 9% on your order with no sales tax!* Experience more savings at Wall Tent Shop! HIGH QUALITY All of our products at Wall Tent Shop are of high quality and crafted from premium materials. REPUTABLE BUSINESS We have a 4. 8 star Google rating.

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Enjoy fast, free shipping on your aluminum tent frame when you shop at Wall Tent Shop!

SHIPS IN 3-5 DAYS

All tent frames ship within 3-5 business days after the order is placed.

NO SALES TAX

Save 6-9% on your order with no sales tax!* Experience more savings at Wall Tent Shop!

HIGH-QUALITY

All of our products at Wall Tent Shop are of high quality and crafted from premium materials.

REPUTABLE BUSINESS

We have a 4.8-star Google rating. Shop with confidence at Wall Tent Shop.

*Items shipped to an Idaho address must pay Idaho sales tax.

WILDERNESS FRAMES, MONTANA FRAMES, CUSTOM CONDUIT FRAMES, AND METAL TENT FRAME PARTS

Aluminum tent frames have aluminum angles and steel sleeves for rafters. Frames 12' wide and larger will feature 2-piece rafters.

The outside diameter of aluminum poles is 1 1/8". Aluminum poles have approximately 25% less strength than steel poles.

 Frame Size Steel - Weight Aluminum - Weight
8x10 - 3 Rafter 71 lb 29 lb
10x12 - 3 Rafter 79 lb 32 lb
12x14 - 4 Rafter 110 lb 44 lb
14x16 - 4 Rafter 115 lb
46 lb
16x20 - 5 Rafter 147 lb 59 lb
16x24 - 6 Rafter 178 lb 72 lb

Be advised that frames that use cables are much weaker than normal frames. Cables are only used on aluminum tent frames that are not strong. Frames that have 3/4" conduit or thin-walled aluminum frames normally have cables. A 3/4" conduit frame has approximately 1/3 less strength than a 1" conduit frame. 3/4" conduit frames normally require more rafters due to 3/4" conduit not being as strong as 1" conduit.

"MINIMUM" RAFTERS FOR EACH TENT SIZE

  • 8’ x 10’: 3 RAFTERS
  • 10’ x12’: 3 RAFTERS
  • 12’ x 14’: 4 RAFTERS (3 rafters not recommended, as it has only one middle rafter in the middle supporting 14 feet)
  • 14’ x 16’: 4 RAFTERS
  • 16’ x 20’: 5 RAFTERS
  • 16’ x 24’: 6 RAFTERS

The price of aluminum tent frames is based on a tent with a 5' or shorter sidewall.

THE TENT IS DESIGNED NOT TO FIT TIGHT ON YOUR FRAME AND METAL TENT FRAME PARTS TO ALLOW FOR TENT CANVAS SHRINKAGE. All tent canvas will shrink 1-3 % after it becomes wet.

If you want your tent to have a tighter fit on the frame, set your tent up and spray it down with water inside and out, especially on the seams. The seams have small needle holes, which will close when sprayed with water.

If you are not concerned about a slightly loose tent, the tent will naturally shrink over time as a result of dew and condensation.

Never have a tight tent on steel or aluminum tent frames. When a tent is tight on a frame, there is tremendous pressure on the seams and zippers. Eventually, the seams will loosen or tear. A tight zipper will fail. Same process as when a person wears extremely skintight jeans.

Wilderness Frame Includes:

  • 1 angle bag.
  • Frames cannot be returned or refunded, as each frame is made for a specific tent.
  • If you want to save money on your frame, purchase an angle kit to make your frame out of conduit, which will normally save you $200 to $400, depending on what tent size you purchase.
  • However, if you don't want to make a conduit tent frame or don't have the time, we can make steel or aluminum tent frames for you. We will ship the frame in 2-3 days. Any questions on how to make a frame from conduit, view angle kit instructions. Also, call us if you have questions about any of our metal tent frame parts.
  • Tent sizes and minimum rafters per size of tent are listed on the pricing chart. Rafters per tent size are the minimum required to ensure proper roof support.
  • IF YOU HAVE A USED WILDERNESS TENT OR MONTANA TENT, OR OTHER TENT BRAND, click angle kit instructions for info on how to measure tent measurements A, B, C, D as required above. Call with your measurements to order steel or aluminum tent frames.
  • Made of 1 1/8" outside diameter galvanized steel conduit. 1 inch inside diameter.
  • One person set up. No pins, bolts, or clips.
  • Snow loads. Canvas tents are not designed for heavy snow loads like a wooden structure. Houses have rafters every 2 feet to carry the snow weight on the roof. If you plan on leaving your tent set up during winter, you need to have at a minimum rafters every 2 feet.
  • Even with tent rafters every 2 feet, it is still possible your roof will cave in during heavy snow loads.

RAFTERS:

  • A 10" coupler will be used for 2-piece rafters on 12’ x 14’, 14’ x 16’, 16’ x 20’, and 16’ x 24’ tents.
  • 8’ x 10’ and 10’ x 12’ tents will have 1-piece rafters.

TENT LENGTHS/HORIZONTALS: 1 PIECE

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose a steel or aluminum tent frame?

Steel tent frames are stronger and more durable, making them a better option for long-term or heavy-use setups. Aluminum frames are significantly lighter (about 40% less weight than steel) and easier to transport, which is ideal for hunters, outfitters, or anyone who needs a portable option. The choice for metal tent frame parts depends on whether you prioritize strength or portability.

Can I return or exchange a tent frame if it doesn’t fit?

No. Because each frame is made to fit a specific tent size and style, frames are not returnable or refundable. Be sure to double-check your tent’s measurements before ordering steel or aluminum tent frames.

What tools do I need to cut my own tent frame?

If you’re building your own conduit tent frame using an angle kit, you’ll need only a few basic tools:

  • Tape Measure – to mark accurate pole lengths.
  • Permanent Marker or Chalk – for marking cut lines.
  • HackSaw or Chop/Miter Saw with a Metal-Cutting Blade – to cut the conduit to size.
  • File or Deburring Tool – to smooth sharp edges after cutting.
Shipping Notes
  • Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
  • Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
  • Delivery to the USA:
  1. Standard Shipping : 3-10 business days
  • If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
Exchange/Return Notes
  • We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
  • To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
  • Please click here for more details>>> Return & Exchange Policy
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