Ten panels, ten windows, the seven-foot insulated ceiling, the PVC roof and the carpeted floor. None of that is optional on any blind we build.
The one most people end up in
The 6 Foot
Ten sides. Ten windows. Room for two, and the shortest turn in the range that still fits on a truck.
10 sides
78 in interior
360° visibility
7 ft ceiling
From $2,830 · Deluxe adds $375 · $350 flat delivery, lower 48
The geometry
Ten panels.
Ten panels.
Ten windows.
A window in every single panel means 360-degree visibility and no blind spots to hide behind.
6 Foot · 10-sided
Red lines are windows. The cones represent your visibility and shooting lanes from the center of the blind.
Sit in it
Seated eye height.
Seated eye height.
Drag it around.
This is the inside of a 6 Foot, shot from where your head actually is. Ten panels, ten windows, carpet on everything.
Drag to look around
Interior width
78in
Two chairs side by side with a bow still on the hook and nobody's elbow in anybody's way.
Window
14.5 × 26in
Ten of them. Quiet vertical slide, tinted glass, one in every panel.
Ceiling
7ft 0 in
Insulated, under a PVC commercial roof membrane. Stand up and come to full draw inside.
Specification
The whole sheet.
- Model6 Foot
- Sides10
- Windows10 — one per panel
- Window opening14.5 × 26 in
- Window spacing36°
- Visibility360°
- Interior width78 in
- Interior height7 ft
- CeilingInsulated
- RoofPVC commercial membrane
- Interior finishFully carpeted
- EntryFloor hatch or door, tower-dependent
- Delivery$350 flat, lower 48
- AssemblyTwo people, an afternoon
Pricing is a starting price for the Classic. Options, towers and local delivery are quoted by your dealer.
Classic or Deluxe
Same 6 Foot.
Same 6 Foot.
Different late season.
Adds insulated and carpeted wall panels and double-pane tinted glass. In a 6 Foot with two people in it, the insulated wall does as much for the sound as it does for the heat.
Classic or Deluxe? Both feature a fully carpeted interior. The Deluxe upgrades to insulated walls and a better, quieter, double-pane window system that prevents fogging and stays warmer in the winter.
How do you want to get it
Two ways.
Two ways.
One of them is better.
Recommended
Pick it up at a dealer
You get to stand in it, ask somebody who has set thirty of them, and skip the delivery charge entirely.
- See what is on the lot before you drive out
- Most dealers will deliver and set it locally
- No $350
Have it delivered
$350 flat, anywhere in the lower 48. That is the whole number.
- No residential surcharge, no excluded states
- Arrives as flat panels on a box truck
- Two people on delivery day and you are set
Stand in one
Twenty minutes inside one
Twenty minutes inside one
settles it.
Eighteen degrees is a number until you are in the chair picking out a window behind your shoulder. The map finds the closest place you can.
Or call (814) 795-9011 and we will tell you who near you has one standing.
Questions about the 6 Foot
Asked and answered.
Can two people both draw a bow in here?
Yes — that is what the 78 inches is for. One hunter, one camera or one kid is comfortable. Two adult archers taking turns is fine. Two adult archers drawing at the same second is a 7 Foot.
Why is eighteen degrees the number you keep using?
Because it is the honest worst case. Ten sides means a window every 36 degrees, so the furthest you can ever be from a shooting lane is half of that. It is arithmetic, and you can check it with a protractor on the floor.
Does it ship?
Yes — $350 flat anywhere in the lower 48, as flat panels on a box truck. You need truck access, curbside room for the pallet, and two people on delivery day.
How high should I put it?
Height is a wind and sight-line decision, not a bragging decision. Most of our 6 Foot owners run 5 to 10 feet. Call us with what the ground looks like and we will tell you what we would do. Towers and accessories.