Product Description
The Perry Mesa is the largest and most versatile tent manufactured by Paha Qué Wilderness. Like all Paha Qué tents, the Perry Mesa Tent uses state-of-the art fabrics, design and quality for performance that ensures you a trouble-free camping experience. The Perry Mesa Tent combines the very best features of Paha Que’ Tents and ScreenRoom’s into one super-functional shelter.The tent section can be completely sealed off and will provide 100% guaranteed waterproof shelter. It’s large door can open to the ScreenRoom section to create one giant room. The ScreenRoom section has awnings built onto all three sides. These awnings can be put out as awnings, rolled up out of the way, or put down to cover that side of the tent from wind/rain/sun etc. With all three awnings down the ScreenRoom section can be sealed off to create a floorless tent area.
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Product Details
- Size: 14 X 10 X 8 -Feet
- Color: One Color
- Brand: Paha Que'
- Model: PM100
- Released on: 2010-03-01
- Dimensions: 27.95 pounds
Features
- Combination tent and screen room that sleeps up to 8 people
- D-shaped interior door between 2 rooms to keep tent area private
- Screen-room awnings bolt down to create 1 large weatherproof room
- No-see-um mesh roof, doors, and windows for maximum ventilation
- Floor measures 10 by 14 feet total; peak height of 6 feet 6 inches
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A roomy tent combined with an even roomier screen room, the Perry Mesa eight-person tent is the largest and most versatile shelter made by Paha Que. In its default configuration, the Perry Mesa boasts a 10-by-6-foot sleeping area and a 10-by-7-foot screen room, letting campers enjoy two dramatically different living spaces without buying two separate shelters. However, campers can also bolt the screen room awnings down and turn the Perry Mesa into one giant weatherproof room (the screen room side will be floorless). This option is ideal for stormy days when you don't want to leave the tent but need a little extra elbowroom, or for family trips where you need more sleeping space than the tent room itself can provide. And once the weather improves, you can create a wide-open, airy feel throughout, with a no-see-um mesh roof, doors, and windows providing excellent ventilation and visibility around camp.
Additional features include heavy-duty polyurethane waterproofing on the rainfly, sidewalls, and window fabric; factory tape-sealed seams for guaranteed water-resistance; vertical walls to ensure maximum headroom; two large doors that provide an inside-out feel; a D-shaped interior door between the two rooms to keep the tent area private and easily accessible; and a full set of guy lines and ground stakes. The tent comes with a sturdy carrying bag.
 The Perry Mesa combines a roomy tent with a protective screen room. |
- Roof: 1.8-ounce, high-tenacity no-see-um mesh over tent and screen room areas
- Sidewalls: 1.8-ounce, high-tenacity no-see-um mesh
- Awnings: 190T polyester, with heavy-duty waterproofing and UV coatings
- Poles: 22mm, 6000 series aluminum alloy
- Zippers: YBS with corrosion-resistant nickel sliders
- Rainfly: 75D polyester oxford with heavy-duty waterproofing and UV coatings
- Floor size: 10 by 14 feet total; 10 by 6 feet (tent), 10 by 7 feet (screen room)
- Sidewall height: 5 feet 6 inches
- Inside height: 6 feet 6 inches at peak
- Awnings: 9 feet by 5 feet 6 inches
About Paha Que
It all started with three guys and a tent. The three camping buddies who founded Paha Que began talking over evening campfires about how to build a better tent--one that wouldn't leak, but was roomy; one that offered headroom to folks who stand 6 feet or taller; and one that provided camping enthusiasts with the luxuries of home. So they discussed their idea to their friend Spike, Pamo Valley ranch foreman for the last 50 years. His reply? "Stop talkin' bout it, and get to it, dammit!" The fruits of their labor evolved into a company known today as Paha Que Wilderness and the trio's signature tent, the Pamo Valley. Paha Que is headquartered in Poway, California.
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