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mmmmmmm Alan..GOOD LUCK!!!!

We have a montpellier 9 so not quite as MASSIVE as yours. The only way we could get ours dry was to use the dining area and dining table. We had most of the material on the floor put 2 metres of it on the table wiped it down with a towel and then another 2 metres and another and another.....of course it is as wide as it is long so had to move it width ways as well as length ways if that makes sense. That was just to take the worst off and then we did the same thing again just to 'air' it and make sure it was totally bone dry. It took about 3 days to do though, but I think the most important thing is to get air circulating. The hardest thing was tying to fold the bloomin thing up in the living room!

We have a Diablo 600.

I hang it over the shed to dry, honest

I have a Suncamp stratus 8 which got somewhat damp at Billing aquadrome last month. I used the spare cabin bed in the bedroom to drape the tent over to dry.

I'm going to put some hooks in the attic to enable me to spread the tent up there as I live in a trraced property.

Had our first outting this weekend in Dundee.  Rained on Sunday night and Monday.  We had to pack up in the rain.  I've made a make shift line on our garage.  It's been drying now for two days.  Have to say the guide ropes are taking the longest to dry.

It's inevitable that you'll be caught out at some point.  Just hoping that the law of averages means we've had our fair share for the year.