Centre Pole Tent

Most likely a oztrail tourer tent - as used by many coach tour companies, they probably get them manufactured by a industrial canvas maker/sewing to their own specs.

There was a cheaper variant no longer made by primus but that becomes a swimming pool inside with minimal rain oztrail seems not to have this issue occur

Don't expect to get the sides nice and taunt per the setup instructions on youtube they will always sag. do need a few sweating/swelling in of all seams before they become water resistant.

Biggest issue I have might look tall enough to stand in but unless you stand right in middle they don't have much head room compared to the floor space, plus needed larger bag to pack away in as no way I could get it back into bag its supplied with.

I personally think the tourer tents are great bang for buck, and in reality just as fast as any of the instant tents, when you consider the instant tents need for flys generally.
Tourers have the centre pole kits which add greatly to room inside.

Great tents and pack up much better than the Oztent and Blackwolf alternatives
And just as fast to setup

Our original centre pole tent didn't even have the frame compared to our current one that has the in built square frame at the top.
It's big and bulky but no other tent comes close to it's intended use, quick set up touring.

We've had an Oztrail Tourer 9 for at least 10 years and although I sometimes curse the size of it folded, it's a good rain proof tent.
Couple of years ago during a sale at one of the camping stores we decided to get an RV4 (900 bucks) as they looked so quick and easy.
I built a slide on carrier out of cable tray and a roller on the back to make it easier on the body getting it up and down and off on our first trip we went.
Not a rough trip but nearly 3 weeks and the floor seam opened up in several places.
Took it back to the store and it was taken for return to maker for "investigation to check for rough usage".... but they changed it straight away for a new one without argument. Good on them.
Sold it immediately to a mate who loves it so we're sticking to the old fashioned centre pole.
Better material being proper canvas and nearly as quick to set up plus we also have the kit to do away with the pole but have never used it.
AlanTH.

Our zip is part stuffed on out Oztrail tourer and to fix would cost the same as to buy a new one.
Thought about these " instant pop up tents " but your thoughts and reviews suggest they aren't that good, will get another Oztrail tourer.

Have a look at the Malamoo 3 second tent, I have used them for many trips; there is nothing quicker to set up or take down, and they are waterproof.
I use the 3 man Malamoo as there is enough headroom to sit up without your head touching the top of the tent. I combine this with a self inflating mattress and a sleeping bag. I can be set up for bed within a few minutes of stopping.