Dome Tent High Peak Calvia Blue Grey 2000x1200x900mm

The High Peak Calvia dome tent in blue and grey is a compact, lightweight shelter designed for basic camping needs. Constructed from polyester fabric with fiberglass poles, the tent offers a balance of portability and structural stability. With external dimensions of approximately 2000 mm (width) x 1200 mm (depth) x 900 mm (height), it provides standing or sitting headroom suitable for sleeping and short-term use in fair to moderately variable weather conditions.

Advantages

The polyester canopy provides water resistance and quick drying, while fiberglass poles deliver flexible support and shock resistance. The tent's low weight of around 1 kg and simple dome/igloo shape make it easy to carry and transport. The two-tone blue and grey design aids visibility and blends with outdoor surroundings. The entry and internal volume suit solo campers or those needing a compact shelter for short trips.

Suitable for

• Backpacking and hiking where low weight is important
• Weekend camping trips and festivals
• Beach or park shelter for day use
• Emergency or temporary shelter

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: ~2000 mm (W) x 1200 mm (D) x 900 mm (H)
• Material: polyester canopy
• Frame: fiberglass poles
• Design: dome / igloo style
• Weight: approximately 1 kg
• Colour: blue and grey

How to use

Choose a flat, debris-free site and lay out the tent footprint. Assemble the fiberglass poles and insert them through the designated sleeves or clip points, allowing the poles to flex into the dome shape. Secure the tent corners with stakes if provided, and tension the fabric to reduce flapping. Ventilate the interior by opening the door or vents when conditions permit. For packing, remove stakes, collapse the poles carefully to avoid splintering, fold the canopy, and store all components in the carry bag.

Recommendations

For extended protection, use a groundsheet beneath the tent to protect the floor from abrasion and moisture. In windy or heavy rain conditions, add guy lines and additional anchoring points where possible. Regularly inspect fiberglass poles for hairline cracks and replace any damaged parts to maintain stability and safety.