POMOLY LEO 2 Freestanding Hot / Chimney Tent : Trial pitch and first look. 

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Thanks for posting. A couple years ago, I bought Pomoly's "Hex" Teepee style hot tent, along with a small, collapsible titanium stove. It works fine except for the amount of setup needed for high wind conditions. The self-standing "Leo" is appealing for that reason. But three items of its design are of concern. Perhaps you can explain if the concerns are founded or not. #1) The Pomoly website lists the interior tent's length to be 210 cm (6" 9"). I am 187 cm (6' 1.5"). You might assume that means there's plenty of room. However, I've owned a lot of tents and found that due to the dome shape and slope of the fabric, the effective length is often reduced to the point where both my feet and head are touching the tent fabric. In addition, the 210 cm measurement appears to be the length of the outer tent. The inner tent's length will be significantly less. Could you measure the floor length (and height) of the inner tent? #2) The location of the stove jack's fabric looks to be so low that even with my small, low sitting stove, I'm concerned about melting or embrittling the fabric surrounding the stove jack fabric. Could you measure the height to where you feel the center of the triangular shaped, stove jack fabric appears to be? #3) The stove jack fabric shown differs from what's on my 'Hex' tent. My tent came with a pre-existing hole for the stovepipe. The material surrounding the immediate perimeter of the hole is constructed of a thicker fire resistant material than the rest of the stove jack's fire resistant fabric. Does Pomoly suggest that for the Leo that the customer cut the stovejack fabric and then install a more fire resistant ring/insert which will contact the stovepipe?

how do you go about cutting out the hole for the stove jack?

So Pomoly is another China brand, correct?

Where did you buy that tent?