The standard stove jacks can be use on ripstop and canvas tents.  These stove jack is made from gray 500°F woven fiber glass fabric that is silicone coated for waterproofness. An additional 500° flap covers the stove pipe hole and rolls up when in use and helps deflect rain water. There is a removable protective outer silnylon rain cover that can be use when a stove pipe is not needed. These stove jacks are designed to be mounted on the outside of the tent and must be sewn in. The stove pipe hole must be cut by the customer using either a sharp knife, razor blade or scissors. 
We offer custom stove jack installation on our tents and your tents.  Just contact us for more information and cost.

Available in four stocked shapes (custom shapes and sizes are available too.)
Square: Small is 11" x 11"; Medium is 13" x 13"; Large is 15" x 15"; X Large is 17" x 17"
Tapered: Small is 11" x 12"(bottom) x 11"(top); Medium is 13" x 14"(bottom) x 12"(top);  Large is 15" x 16" (bottom) x 13" (top); XLarge is 17" x 18" (bottom) x 15" (top) 
Maximum stove pipe sizes:
Small stove jack (about 5 oz) - 2 3/8" pipe
Medium stove jack (about 6 oz) - 4" pipe
Large stove jack (about 7 oz) - 6" pipe
X Large stove jack (about 8 oz) - 8" pipe
Warning: Keep stove pipe at least 4" from any flammable material, including any tent material. A hot stove pipe and/or stove is extremely hot and will ignite or melt tent fabric and any other flammable material. Due to the low melting point of Dyneema®, you must take extra care in using a stove in a Dyneema® tent. If you do add a stove jack to any type of tent, then we recommend extreme caution when using the stove and only be used by extremely experience campers who have extensive experience with tent stoves.