Common types of outdoor tents are as follows:

Triangular tent: The front and back are made of herringbone iron pipes, and the middle frame is connected by a cross bar to support the inner tent and install the outer tent. This is the most common tent style in the early days.

Dome-shaped tent (also known as yurt type): It adopts double-pole cross-support, and it is relatively easy to disassemble and assemble. It is the most popular style on the market.

Hexagonal tent: It adopts three-pole or four-pole cross-support, and some adopt six-pole design, which pays attention to the stability of the tent and is a common style of "alpine" tent.

Bottom-shaped tent: After being propped up, it looks like a boat that is buckled upside down. It can be divided into two-pole and three-pole different support methods. Generally, the middle is the bedroom and the two ends are hall sheds. One of the tent styles.

Ridge-shaped tent: The shape is like an independent small tile house, the support is usually four corners and four columns, and a ridge-like structural roof is placed on it. This kind of tent is generally tall and heavy, and is suitable for drivers or relatively fixed field operations. It is used for camping, so it is called a car tent.