This is a 2007 Vermont L that was replaced due to faulty stitching late last year.
During a weekend's camping, if it rains we have puddles of water inside the tent at the bedroom end.
Coincidentally, on rainy nights it's usually a bit colder so we use a gas heater and I'm unsure whether the water is from condensation or a leak. Last weekend brought a lot of heavy rain and I soaked up three tea-towel's worth of water from outside the bedroom pod when we packed up on Sunday. This is more than we've ever had but we only burned one small aerosol can of gas that weekend (less than 'usual').
It is difficult for us to properly test for leaks since we can't erect in the garden. Testing while we're away is also going to be a pain because it will involve removing all of the bedding and unclipping the pods so we can watch for leaks. This I fear is going to be unavoidable but, before I set about doing that, can the condensation from 3 people and one small gas can produce that much water in the summer?
On a more positive note; if you have one of these then seriously consider getting the side extension! We used ours for the first time last weekend and it was a great shelter (most of the time) during the showers and cooking on the BBQ.
------------- Andrew
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