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Subject Topic: Leaving Inner Tents In - or not?? Post Reply Post New Topic
09/5/2007 at 10:09pm
 Location: castleford West Yorks
 Outfit: none at the moment
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HI There,

I have put up my new Sunncamp Haven 600 in the garden this afternoon to check all is well after purchasing it new online.

Am very happy with the tent and as it started raining have guyed it all down and am having to leave it up all night as dont want to put it away wet.

My question is :- Do people leave the bedrooms in or take them out?  This tent has a SIG and I wondered whether this would make any problems ?

All help would be much appreciated.

Kind regards

Rachel



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10/5/2007 at 12:31am
 Location: Newcastle u lyme staffordshire
 Outfit: outwell indiana 6 & 2 Quechua's &base
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I tend to leave my bedroom in on the vango but only if the fly is dry.....

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10/5/2007 at 7:34am
 Location: newmarket suffolk
 Outfit: conway cruiser folding camper
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When i had my Sunncamp Vario 6, we always left the bedroom pods in and probably will with my new monty. Like Janso said as long as you make sure the fly is dry properly before packing away.


10/5/2007 at 8:09am
 Location: Scotland.
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If you feel you`ll struggle with the extra weight on the poles while erecting the tent, take the inners down. If you`ve complete confidence in both your poles and your muscles, leave the inners in.

Also, it`s more difficult to fold a tent neatly enough to get it back in the bag when you have the inners in.


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10/5/2007 at 12:02pm
 Location: chatham kent
 Outfit: Vango amazon 600 . evoloution 400
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we leave our inners in,but when we pack away wet we take them out.



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