Tent High Peak Veneto Black Blue Grey

The High Peak Veneto Black Blue Grey tent is a hard-frame multi-function shelter designed for camping, storage or additional living space. The tent measures 2000 mm wide by 2000 mm deep with a peak interior height of 1900 mm and features a waterproof fly sheet rated at 3 m and a sewn-in PE groundsheet with a low step-in. Constructed from polyester fabric with steel and fiberglass poles, the Veneto offers a balance of stability, weather protection and straightforward assembly. The model includes one door, two clear windows with outside covers, two permanent ventilation openings and a rear mesh window for airflow.

Advantages

The Veneto’s hard-frame design provides easy setup and structural rigidity while steel and fiberglass poles contribute to long-term durability. A welded or sewn-in groundsheet reduces drafts and moisture ingress and the 3 m waterproof rating of the fly sheet gives reliable protection against rain. Integrated windows with covers and multiple ventilation points help regulate interior climate and light without requiring additional accessories. At approximately 7.4 kg, the tent is portable enough for car camping while offering a usable internal height near two metres.

Suitable for

• Car camping trips where a quick, stable shelter is needed
• Storage of gear or luggage at the campsite
• Additional living or communal space beside a main tent
• Family or small-group outdoor activities with moderate weather exposure

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 2000 mm (width) × 2000 mm (depth) × 1900 mm (height)
• Fly sheet material: polyester with 3 m waterproof rating
• Groundsheet: sewn-in PE groundsheet with low step-in
• Frame: steel and fiberglass pole construction
• Doors and windows: one door, two clear windows with exterior covers, rear mesh window
• Ventilation: two permanent ventilation openings plus rear mesh for airflow
• Weight: approximately 7.4 kg
• Colours: grey, blue and black

How to use

Choose a level, debris-free site and clear the footprint area before unpacking the tent. Assemble the steel and fiberglass poles according to the included instructions and secure the hard-frame into the tent fittings so the structure becomes rigid. Ensure the sewn-in groundsheet lies flat and that door and window covers are closed while pitching if rain is expected. Use guy lines and pegs where provided to stabilise the tent in wind. To ventilate the interior, open the external window covers and use the permanent vents and rear mesh window to create airflow.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, clean and dry the tent completely before storage, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight when not in use, and inspect poles and seam areas periodically. Use a footprint or groundsheet protector if placing the tent on abrasive surfaces, and secure all guy lines in windy conditions to maintain stability.