Reproduction Canadian Army tents from the 19th Century, WW1, Inter-war, WW2 Period

Highlights

We reproduce Canadian Army tents from the 19th Century through WW1, the inter war period, and WW2. The Canadian army tents were same as British army tents differing in the aspects given below:

• Same in design and dimensions to British tents, but differing in type & weight of duck cotton canvas used, color , water proofing methods and pest resistant’. These fine details have been replicated for the discerning reenactor, museum, collector, movies/films, living history groups.
• Please go to the British tent section to order your tent, and mention “Canadian Version” in the “custom tailoring” tab in the ordering section or Email/WhatsApp up after placing your order.
• Canadian fabric was heavier Flax and duck cotton – duck cotton being 12 oz instead of the British 10 oz to account for colder Canadian climate.
• Functionally and dimensionally the same as British tents down the ages – please refer to the Reproduction British tent products on this page.
• Color of Canadian tents was Brownish khaki rather than the British shades of greenish Khaki.
• During WW2 Canadian duck canvas became even heavier, ranging from 12-14 oz weight.
• Prices for British and Canadian tents remain the same though Canadian tents will be made as per Canadian fabric weight, color, water proofing techniques and rot resistance norms.
• All tents come with precise pitching instructions,  number of persons required for assembling & disassembling and repacking, transportation requirements are provided for each tent, canvas carry bags/crates depending on size of tent are provided as packing and repacking.
• Woods available internationally are used for tent poles & pegs. Hemp/cotton ropes/ties are provided with wooden tensioners. Ground sheets are normally provided free of charge.
• Hassle free, international door delivery by FedEx International Priority express.
• Large production capacity, inhouse production of fabrics, own wet-dyeing facility and pest resistant treatment areas, carpentry shop for wooden components, steel/brass grommets and other metal components manufactured in own workshop.
• Firm prices – prices you see on the computer screen are what you pay – no hidden charges.