| Sun protection |
Our main fabric is made from 75D (Denier) polyester fibres, coated in polyurethane to guarantee UPF 50+ sun protection.
Caution: Since some UV rays pass directly or indirectly through the front of the tent, we advise you to protect your skin. |
| Pitching and dismantling |
Shelter with traditional pole structure.
- Read the pitching and dismantling instructions, video available on the Decathlon website,
- Take all the parts out of the case,
- Spread out the poles on the ground and the textile cover,
- Insert the front pole in the fabric sleeve up to the end, make it taut and insert it in the opposite sleeve,
- Repeat this for the second pole,
- The shelter is free-standing, move it and plant the 3 pegs. |
| Dimensions |
The unfolded shelter forms a 1 sqm triangle on the ground.
See dimensions above. |
| Wind resistance |
We test all our tents in a wind tunnel on a turntable. The goal is to expose each side of the shelter to the same wind intensity.
Properly pitched, this shelter remains habitable in wind speed 4, measured at 30 km/hr. |
| rain protection |
This shelter protects you from light rain thanks to the polyurethane-coated polyester fabric. The groundsheet protects you from damp and water run-off.
Warning! The seams are not sealed, which means it does not provide protection against heavy rain. |
| Don't throw away, repair ! |
This tent is designed to be repairable. Spare parts and repairs are available at the workshop at your local Decathlon shop or on Decathlon.fr.
Here are the reference numbers for the spare parts:
- Fibreglass pole Ø 7.9 mm and 60 cm long cut to size: 8361597,
- Ferrule for pole Ø 7.9 mm: 8302916,
- Elastic Ø 2.5 mm - 6 m long: 1163607,
- Fabric adhesive patch kit - blue: 8584596,
- Fabric repair adhesive roll - blue: 8584597. |
| Care and storage advice |
Our shelters have been designed for occasional outdoor use (4 weeks per year) during your adventures in the great outdoors. Continued exposure to UV rays over several weeks can damage the fabric. These products are not classified as “garden furniture” and aren’t designed to be left outdoors permanently. To guarantee maximum of your shelter, it's important to clean it and to store it in its cover when not in use. |
