Tent Accessories

Tent Accessories

Keep the Canvas Standing

Tent accessories from Epic Armoury are the parts that keep a LARP or medieval canvas tent alive and improve it season after season: replacement centre, wall, and ridge poles, iron pegs and pins for ground that fights back, replacement canvas, inner walls, and the bags that get it all to the event in one piece. A good canvas tent is a decade-long investment, and this is the collection that protects it, because a tent is only ever as good as its weakest pole, its shallowest peg, and the bag it travels in.

Pegs for Real Ground

Festival-grade pegs assume lawn. Event fields offer everything else: baked clay, gravel, sand, and mud after two days of rain. That's why the pegs here are iron, in shapes for the conditions: standard iron pegs and pins for everyday holds, V-shape pegs that grip loose and soft ground, and the 60 cm Storm Born peg for the guy-lines you genuinely cannot afford to lose when the wind arrives. Heavy canvas catches wind like a sail, and iron in the ground is the difference between a dramatic evening and a collapsed camp.

Poles and Parts That Bring Tents Back

A snapped pole shouldn't retire a whole tent. Centre, wall, and ridge poles are all available individually, so transport damage or a stormy weekend costs you one part, not a new tent, and a spare pole in the bag is the cheapest insurance a group can carry. Beyond repair, the same parts extend: replacement bell tent canvas gives a worn tent a second life on its existing frame, and a tarpaulin rigs a canopy, windbreak, or rain cover off the tent you already own.

Upgrade the Inside and the Journey

• Inner wall: Divides the tent into rooms, adds an insulating air layer for cold nights, and gives a group tent the thing it never has: privacy.

• Bags for everything: A tent bag for the canvas, pole bags and pole pack for the frame, a peg bag for the ironmongery, and a tarpaulin bag for the rest. Canvas-and-frame tents are heavy and awkward exactly twice per event; proper bags make both times painless and protect the parts in transit, where most tent damage actually happens.

Buy Once, Repair Forever

This collection exists because of a philosophy: a canvas tent should be maintained like the equipment it is, not replaced like a festival disposable. Every part sold separately means every part is replaceable, and a tent that gets new pegs, a spare pole, and honest care outlives ten pop-ups while looking right in a medieval camp the entire time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these parts fit my tent?
The poles, canvas, and inner walls are made for Epic Armoury's tent range; check your tent model on each product page for the matching part. Pegs, pins, tarpaulins, and bags are universal and work with any canvas tent.

Which pegs should I choose?
Iron pegs and pins for normal ground, V-shape for soft or loose soil, and the 60 cm Storm Born for storm guy-lines and high-load corners. Most groups carry a mix.

Can I replace just the canvas on a worn tent?
Yes. If the frame is sound, replacement bell tent canvas renews the tent at a fraction of the cost of a new one.

What spares should a group carry to an event?
A spare pole, a handful of extra pegs, and a tarpaulin. That kit handles transport breakage, lost pegs, and surprise weather, the three most common tent emergencies.

Are iron pegs allowed everywhere?
Nearly all LARP and reenactment grounds allow them; a few festival sites with buried infrastructure restrict peg length, so check your event if you're bringing the 60 cm Storm Borns.

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