Three precautions for building outdoor inflatable tents

Three precautions for building outdoor inflatable tents

Precautions for building outdoor inflatable tents 1. Selection of tent sites

The support of the tent should be selected in a relatively flat area, and the entrance and exit should be The ground should be relatively dry, facing away from the air outlet. If there is a thin lawn, it is best. If the ground is slightly sloped, the outlet should be selected on the downhill, which is convenient for ditching and drainage.

Precautions for the construction of outdoor inflatable tents 2. Support and fixation

After the tent is rolled out, the four corners of the inner tent should be fixed first, so that the bottom of the tent is laid flat on the ground and fixed firmly. A floor mat can be placed under the tent, which can not only protect the bottom of the tent, but also achieve the best waterproof effect. When supporting the outer tent, in addition to the reliable connection with the tent pole, special attention should be paid to pulling the leash to make the outer tent taut, so that the outer tent can achieve the best rain resistance. For tents with skirts, use soft soil or sand pressure. Well, snow pressure can also be used in winter, which is more conducive to wind protection. The fixation of the ground nails should have an inclination angle, and the angle should be 35-45 degrees. The distance and direction of the ground nails into the ground should be the same axis as the reining rope. the force strength. In the order of fixing, attention should be paid to the corresponding fixing, for example: first the left front corner, then the right rear corner, the right front corner, and the left rear corner. After the entire tent is fixed, adjust the pulling rope to make the pulling force in all aspects consistent. After propping up the tent, check the distance between the inner and outer tents. If they are attached together, it will affect the rain and dew protection and should be adjusted.

Precautions for the construction of outdoor inflatable tents 3. Dig drainage ditches If the tent does not have a skirt, the location of the ditch should be convenient for the water flowing from the outer tent to enter the ditch, and the drainage ditch is dug around the tent so that the accumulated water can be drained smoothly.