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It should fit.

The elasticated side is longer (30cm) than the roof pole of our Vango Columbia 600 - which is wider than the Monty. We bought a set of longer guyropes and tied loops in the non-slider end of each and loop this around the fabric guying points, feeding the guyrope back through itself so trapping the fabric guying point (and the tip of any king pole). We use the tent's porch poles to make the tarp the right height.

We get about 70cm beyond the foot of the front of the tent, which adequately protects the front from most weather (you can offset it to the side the weather comes from for more protection or take out a pole section to provide more head on protection). We have cooked under our tarp before when its been wet and we are doing cooking that we didn't want to do in the Columbia.

We use the tarp with all our tents and have made side panels from fabric from a tent fabric supplier that we can Grip Clip on and bungee down if the weather is side on.

Have fun! Remember to guy the elasticated side quite firm and backwards towards the rear of the tent to stop it popping off.

Have fun!

Dam - just put our tarp away after drying it so can't be 100% certain what length of guys we got. I think they were 3m going by a tape measure I have to hand. You won't need a longer one for the central point at the front as that has a VERY long guy with a slider at either end. Attach this with a loop in the middle. You will however need longer ones for the 4 other guying points.

Good luck and happy camping!