$691.00–$1,332.00Price range: $691.00 through $1,332.00
The regularly requested cook shack comes standard with two zippered canvas doors and the 5.5″ stove jack. Match your existing Wall Tent’s width and enjoy some extra space in camp. A Cook Shack can be used butted up against your existing wall tent as shown in the video below, or setup as a stand alone tent that is 100% fully functional. These tents will finish in between 9′ 7″ and 10′ 0″ long. Please select your specific tent options below, and don’t forget to add a 9 Piece Angle Kit or Traditional Poles to support your tent from the link at the bottom of the page. Floor and fly options are also available.
At Davis Tent, our many years in business have helped us identify high wear areas, which we pay special attention to in the construction of all our tents. We reinforce all stress points to ensure many years of enjoyment and service from our wall tents. In addition to this, all of our standard tents come with quality features!
Note: Poles or Frames are sold separately or in Packages. Approximately 12 sticks of 1″ EMT is needed for the cookshacks. These generally come in 10′ length and you can purchase them at your local hardware store.
Standard Features:
Cook Shack
5′ walls (cut size)
Standard 5.5″ Stove Jack (4″ or 6″ available)
Front and Back Zippered Door
Attached Sod Cloth (seals tent to the ground)
Front and Back Screen Door Receiver
Ridge Pole Sleeves
Ropes cut to size with metal tensioners installed
Steel Stakes in their own bag
Learn more about Cook Shacks
Hunting cook shack tents are specialized tents designed to serve as a combined kitchen and gathering area at hunting camps. They’re bigger and sturdier than typical sleeping tents, built to handle heat from stoves, food prep, and heavy foot traffic.
What is a Davis Tent Cook Shack?
What is a Davis Tent Cook Shack?
Cook Shack (Solo)
Cook Shack (Solo)
WHY 100% COTTON?
Breathability! The reason breathability is so important is to minimize and eliminate condensation. Just 4 people in a tent produces 2-liters of condensation from their breath in one night! Add to those other elements that put moisture into the air – boiling water, heating with propane, drying your clothing, etc. – and you create a wet interior. Properly treated cotton allows this moisture to escape through the tent, keeping you warm and dry.
WHY SUNFORGER ® TREATED COTTON?
Breathability, Longevity!
The type of treatment used to make your tent resist the effects of ultra-violet (UV) light from the sun, repel water and mildew, or retard the spread of fire is a critical factor not only for its impact on breathability but also on how long your tent will hold up.
If you tear a single piece of untreated canvas in half and then applied Sunforger ® to one-half and different treatment to the other, the Sunforger ® treated half would perform best in terms of strength, ability to breathe, overall integrity, and longevity.
Some would have you believe that all treatments are equal or a matter of brand preference (like Coke ® or Pepsi ®): this is simply not true. Inferior treatments impede breathability and cause more rapid deterioration of the canvas when exposed to the elements, making the tent both less comfortable and reducing its usable life. For these reasons, we pay extra for the Sunforger ® treatment!
We have been approached by many importers and, while we briefly considered offering an “economy line” of foreign-produced (and, therefore, not Sunforger ® treated) tents, we have not yet found one that we felt comfortable putting our reputation on the line for.
Remove Moisture Before Storing
You should always remove moisture from your tent prior to storing the tent after your usage. This is because moisture will inevitably gather on your tent in the form of snow, rain, morning dew and natural condensation. Spread out the tent in an indoor garage or shed until the canvas and sod cloth is completely dry. This usually takes approximately 48-72 hours. Setting up ladders or other elevated items in the area and spreading the tent out over the top can sometimes expedite the drying process. Once the canvas is completely dry you can now roll the tent and store it away until your next trip. Storing a wet or damp tent, despite being treated for mold or mildew resistance, can still develop mold.
We bought a few tents over the years and I'm happy to see they're still open. lol they moved since we were there. 10 + years ago.
David Chirillo
5 days ago
Purchased a 10X10 floorless. Have taken it out twice and it was great! Easy set up and solid performance in the field. Looking forward to more nights in the backcountry with it.
Timothy Pfaff
2 months ago
I bought a slightly used Davis Tent.
Though it is a little older model, the reinforcements are (very heavy duty) in great shape. The stitching is also very robust.
I needed some new couplers and a patch kit, the staff at Davis was very helpful and great to work with over the phone.
I would recommend Davis Tents to everyone who is looking for a very durable wall tent .
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