A tent including a pull hub is disclosed. The pull hub may be a side pull hub that may include a pull cord having a distal end and a proximal end coupled to the hub, an upper hub element, and a lower hub element. The tent may further include a plurality of tent support poles coupled to the hub. The tent may further include a fabric material coupled to the support poles. The side-pull hub may include an opening on a side of the hub through which the distal end of the pull cord is passed through to facilitate tent erection by moving the upper and lower hub element together upon user actuation.

A tent is formed from a tarpaulin and support rods that form an external support structure. The support rods are radially connected to a top-middle connecting piece in the center of the top of the tent to form a tent ceiling. The tent ceiling is supported and maintains its shape by elastically reverse positioning of at least three support rods. The tarpaulin has a breach formed in the center. The top-middle connecting piece is connected with the tarpaulin on the top surface of the tent through a first connecting sheet. The first connecting sheet encloses the top-middle connecting piece and the breach at the center of the top of the tent to form a folding reserved space. The folding reserved space makes up the difference between the length of the support rods and the length of the fabric of the tent ceiling.

Systems, methods, and apparatus include a modular tent comprising an upper tent portion having a first base surface area, wherein the upper tent portion does not include a floor surface; and a base extension that includes a floor surface having a second base surface area, the second base surface area being larger than the first base surface area, wherein the base extension is removably secured to the upper tent portion, wherein the base extension, when secured to the upper tent portion, results in a base surface area of the modular tent increasing to the second base surface area.

Systems, methods, and apparatus include a modular tent comprising an upper tent portion having a first base surface area, wherein the upper tent portion does not include a floor surface; and a base extension that includes a floor surface having a second base surface area, the second base surface area being larger than the first base surface area, wherein the base extension is removably secured to the upper tent portion, wherein the base extension, when secured to the upper tent portion, results in a base surface area of the modular tent increasing to the second base surface area.

A tent rack includes a first support stand, the first support stand comprises two first stand poles and a first connecting base, the first end of the two first stand poles are rotatably connected by the first connecting base, so that the two first stand poles are rotatable between a folding position and a unfolding position, each of the first stand pole is rotatably connected with a second stand pole, the first stand pole and the second stand pole couple to form a scissor-type structure, the first support stand with two first stand poles unfolded is arch shaped and the two second stand poles are separated.

Disclosed are tents and tent support frames. A tent support frame includes a rotatable connector and tent support poles. The rotatable connector includes first and second connectors configured to be coupled in a vertical direction with one above another, and rotatable with respect to each other. The first connector includes a first through-hole in a horizontal direction, and the second connector includes a second through-hole in the horizontal direction. Tent support poles include a first tent support pole configured to pass through the first through-hole of the first connector, and a second tent support pole configured to pass through the second through-hole of the second connector.

A foldable tent includes a tent cloth, a plurality of support frame poles to support the tent cloth, and a tent top supporting device. The tent top supporting device includes a cover, a plurality of connection sleeves, and a plurality of inwardly concave recesses. The plurality of inwardly concave recesses is disposed at a peripheral side of the cover. Each recess includes a first side wall and a second side wall disposed on two sides of the recess, and an inner side wall adjacent a center of the cover. Each respective connection sleeve is flippably or rotatably disposed in a corresponding recess, and has one end connected to an end of a corresponding support frame pole. When the foldable tent is unfolded, a side wall of the other end of the corresponding connection sleeve comes into contact and matches with the inner side wall of the corresponding recess.

A tent assembly for a truck bed of a pickup truck comprises a frame assembly, a cover, and a plurality of anchor members. The frame assembly includes at least a central hub, a first edge post, a second edge post, a third edge post, and a fourth edge post. The cover is configured to extend between at least the first edge post and the second edge post, the second edge post and the third edge post, the third edge post and the fourth edge post, and the fourth edge post and the first edge post. The plurality of anchor members includes at least four corner anchors with each corner anchor configured to connect a distal end of one of the edge posts to a corner of one of the opposing bed rails of the truck bed of the pickup truck.

An electric vehicle camping tent device that is designed to detachably attach to a side window of an electric vehicle for receiving conditioned air from the vehicle, thereby maintaining a cool (or warm) temperature inside the tent device. The tent device comprises a tent housing made of conventional tent device material and includes an electric vehicle connector portion attached to the housing. The connector portion is connected to the housing using a connecting duct that forms a passage for conditioned air from the electric vehicle to the housing. The connector portion is designed as a pop-in window attachment with window sealant positioned on the outer surface of the connector portion. The tent device is collapsible and can be folded for easy transportation inside a vehicle. The housing forms an enclosed space for enabling users to camp inside the tent device.

A tent for children includes a base with a top, bottom, and border. A collapsible shelter is formed with the base, comprising vertical panels, an upper canopy, and poles. A sleeping pad is removably attached to the bottom of the base, with a perimeter outwardly offset from the base border to prevent child entrapment. The tent may include a removable floor panel secured by a zipper mechanism, an access door, corner webbings with pass-through fittings, and storage pockets. The design provides a safe and versatile sleeping solution for children in various environments.