Specifications for the US Army WW1 (M1910) and WW2 (M1932) Wall tents:
M1910 Wall Tent (WW1):
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Introduced before/during WW1.
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Dimensions: about 9 ft long × 9 ft wide × 8.5 ft high at ridge.
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Sidewalls: ~3.5–4 ft high.
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Olive drab cotton duck canvas.
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Used for officers’ quarters, small offices, or medical posts.
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M1932 Wall Tent (WW2):
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Essentially the same design as the M1910, with minor improvements in canvas treatment and fittings.
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Still approx. 9×9 ft × 8.5 ft.
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Served the same purposes — compact, easy to erect, practical for staff use.
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Fabric: Heavy olive drab cotton duck canvas, ~12 oz per sq. yd, water-resistant treated.
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Weight: ~ (34–38 kg) including poles, ridge, pegs, and ropes.
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Fittings: Two upright poles + ridgepole, guy ropes with wooden tensioners, hardwood or steel pegs, tie-closure flaps.
Hassle free door delivery by FedEx International Express, can be pitches by 2-3 men, can be transported by pick up truck, come in knocked down condition – easy to erect, packed in easy to carry and repack canvas bags.
