Double-door design for easier access. Extra-tall and spacious dimensions for extended use, accompanying your little one through childhood. Let her play freely in her very own space.
The extra-large playhouse is the widest floor tent in our indoor range, made for the rooms where one child's corner is no longer enough. It is a Korean-style canvas house with a light, quiet look — the kind of piece that settles into a shared bedroom, a daycare activity room or a family guest room without dictating what the rest of the room has to be. What separates it from the smaller playhouses we make is simply how much happens inside it. There is room for a floor mat, a basket of books and two children at once, which is why it is chosen as a large play tent for shared playrooms, where a nap corner and a play area have to share one room instead of taking turns in the same square metre. It is not a cot and not a sleep product, and we would rather say that plainly than let the word "sleeping" in a listing suggest otherwise. Choose it when the room is shared, the floor is limited, and the day has both loud and quiet halves in it. - Shared children's bedroom. Two children, one room, and a large kids play tent that gives the quiet end of it a boundary: a nap mat, a book basket and a soft place to sit, kept apart from the toys without a wall being built. - Daycare and preschool activity rooms. Staff can set a rest corner apart from the busy play area and see into it from either door, while the washable covers cope with a cleaning rota that runs far more often than a home's. - Toddler room at home. A defined play and rest zone that can be moved when the furniture is rearranged and taken down when the room is needed for something else. - Family guest rooms and homestays. The light beige canvas suits a styled room, gives travelling families somewhere to settle small children, and photographs well for listings. - Children's photography and party styling. The neutral cover takes garlands, cushions and rugs without fighting them, and the wide interior gives a child room to move inside the frame. - Shop floor and showroom. The size is the selling point and it reads instantly when the tent is set up — a shelf label cannot explain how much floor it covers. - Where it is not the right fit. This is a children's play space: not a pet bed, not an adult seat, not an outdoor structure, and not something to place beside an open fire or on a damp floor.
The cover is 100% cotton canvas — a tightly woven, matte fabric that holds its shape when the tent is standing and softens slightly with each wash. Cotton canvas breathes, which matters more than it sounds in a tent with a child inside for an hour: air moves through the walls instead of condensing on them, so the interior stays comfortable and the fabric does not go clammy against the frame.
The uprights are solid wood, joined with moulded PVC fittings. Solid wood keeps the sides straight through daily use and resists the bowing you get from thin tube when a child leans on it, while the PVC joints fix the pole angles so the tent goes up the same way every time and comes apart again for storage or transport. The joints are the first thing to wear if a tent is dragged across a floor, so lift the frame when you move it.
The cover meets the floor mat rather than the floor itself, which keeps the canvas out of the dust and small spills that collect at skirting level. Light beige is a matte finish rather than a sheen; in daylight it reads warm cream rather than yellow, and it does not throw glare into photographs the way a coated fabric can.
Every wholesale large kids play tents order is built on the same canvas, the same pole set and the same joint pattern, so a repeat order from this factory matches the sample you approved.
- Two doors instead of one. Children come in from either side, pass each other without a squeeze, and the two openings keep air moving through the interior on a long afternoon. On a large kids play tent used by more than one child, that also lets an adult outside see in from either side. - A frame one adult can reposition. Solid wood poles and PVC joints hold the shape at a weight one person can lift, so the tent can move to another wall or out of the way for cleaning without being taken apart first. - Covers that lift off. The tent cover and the mat covers come away from what is inside them, which is what keeps a shared-room tent looking presentable term after term rather than being retired early. - Large without being awkward. The footprint leaves walking space around it in a normal bedroom, so the tent organises a room instead of filling it. - Tall enough to stay useful. The walls are high enough that an older child can sit upright inside rather than curling up — usually the point at which a small play tent stops being used at all.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | SKZP-18 |
| Product | Color |
| Colour | Light beige |
| Tent dimensions | 150 × 90 × 126 cm (length × width × height) |
| Tent fabric | 100% cotton canvas |
| Frame | Solid wood poles with PVC joints |
| Tent weight | 3.4 kg |
| Foam mat | 146 × 87 cm, 3 cm thick |
| Checkered mat | 150 × 90 cm, 8 cm thick |
| Intended use | Indoor play and rest, supervised by an adult |
Everything that touches a child here can be washed, with two exceptions. The canvas cover washes in cold water, by hand or on a machine cycle: turn it inside out, fasten or tie the doors so they do not snag, use a mild detergent, and dry it flat or hanging away from direct sun and radiators. Skip chlorine bleach and skip the tumble dryer — the canvas is happiest drying slowly at room temperature and goes back on the frame once it is fully dry.
The foam mat has a removable cover that washes the same way. The sponge inside does not: spot clean it with a damp cloth, let it air dry flat, and never machine wash or wring it out. The checkered mat follows the same rule — the cotton cover washes, the cushion insert does not. Between washes, air both mats rather than storing them folded and damp.
The frame needs very little. Wipe the solid wood poles with a damp cloth and dry them straight away rather than soaking them, and wipe the PVC joints with a soft cloth. In a busy room, check every few weeks that the joints are still fully seated; a joint working loose is the usual reason a tent starts to lean.
A large play tent for shared playrooms will be washed more often than one in a single bedroom, so plan for the cover to come off on a Friday and go back on over the weekend. Never store the tent damp or folded against a wall — canvas put away wet is the one thing that will genuinely shorten its life.
We are Nanchang Luheqiao Home Furnishings Co., Ltd., a manufacturer based in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China, founded in 2015 and working today with a team of 10 people. Sales, design and production sit under one roof, so sampling, order follow-up and export paperwork stay with the people who actually make your goods. Our full range serves importers, distribution channels and brand owners, with OEM and ODM work on fabric, colour, size, pattern, logo and packaging; large custom orders usually run about one month. Every order is checked in-house before dispatch.
