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Tunnel tents are a very well-liked design for tents and are commonly found in family tents. It is easy to put up: simply insert a tent rod into a sleeve at regular intervals. The tent pole is bent into an arch. This makes it more durable and allows for more head space. Once you’ve learned how to use one tunnel tent, the same principles are applicable to all different tunnel tents. These are the eight steps that teach you how to build tunnel tents, along with some helpful tips thrown into. Find an area that is and as level as you can. Get rid of any twigs, rocks or other hazards. Avoid areas that have dips, as these can fill with water. It’s possible to find the footprint of your tent to be an easy way to position your tent, as well as keeping your tent spotless. We use a tarp that is the same size as the tent. Additional camping tips are available here, including how to set up your tent the (relatively) dry even when it rains. It’s an excellent idea to set a floor sheet under your tent in particular if it’s been wet. This can help dry your tent out and keeping it clean much easier. This is when having an tarp or Web Treasurehunters groundsheet is extremely useful, particularly when it’s been damp. This is how you can take it down, even if we’re talking about pitching it. If you look closely at the photo you’ll notice the bag in lighter green in the tent. This is the bag that contains the tent poles. Before you start rolling your tent, you should place the bag with the tent poles at the beginning. The tent will be compressed which makes it more secure. you can place it back in its original bag. For a footprint that fits your groundsheet open the tunnel tent. Straighten the tent poles, then insert into the provided channel sleeves that fit inside the tent. You’ll notice that the size of many tunnel tents isn’t a factor so long as each pole fits into the channel. Manufacturers will colour code the channels of tents with more complicated designs. This is when it is important to ensure the doors aren’t zipped. An eyelet or another mechanism to fix the poles can be located at the bottom of your tent near the sleeve that you have put the tent poles. Install the poles on both sides of the tent, this will force the poles of the tent to bend to create the arch shape. This is easier when the tent is still in the ground. The tent pole is then inserted into the eyelet for the second time (i.e. It may take some strength to insert the tent pole in the eyelet the second time (i.e. Check that there isn’t any twisting in the sleeves. The tent may be caught by a tent pole joint. Adjust the tent’s fabric if it’s. It’s easier to complete this task when your tent is placed on the ground. Start with one end of the tent and raise the tent. You’ll want an appropriate tent peg and secure the end lines of the tent. This will help keep it standing straight when you adjust it. What’s the reason you didn’t zip the doors before? In the event that you raise the tent up, the area inside the tent expands. This results in a vacuum effect, which makes standing it upright difficult. You can make it easier for air in the tent to pass through the zippers, which will lessen the vacuum effect. Now you need to adjust your tent by stretching it fully. The tent could be too stretched in the event that the doors are open. This may cause difficulty in securing the doors once the tent is completely tied. Now you must traverse the tent, alter the lines, close vents, and ensure that any footprint or tarp is well folded under the tent in order to not hold rainwater. You may also seek assistance from a relative or a close family member to put up the tents in the interior. Setting up the inner tents is not difficult. The tents’ toggles are located inside that attach to loops in the tent. They’ll come with a colour toggle and loopthat is usually in the centre, where you begin to toggle from. These are the 8 steps that you need to adhere to when setting an a tunnel tent. It’s basically the opposite of putting the tent up. You can leave the inner tents on a lot of tents to avoid having to do the step again. However, we don’t suggest this. If the tent you are in is damp or it’s raining, it is best to keep those inner tents dry and separate. It is possible that it will rain the next time you arrive at your camp. If the tent you are in is wet or it’s raining, you’ll be in a position to keep them apart. The inner tents can be carried by you and kept dry. Unzipped doors as you fold your tent can help eliminate air (opposite of the vacuum effect) Remember the tip with the tent pegs bag when you are rolling it up. For more information, see «How to roll up the tent» and «How to get it back in its bag». This Coleman Coastline 6 Deluxe tent can be seen. It is easy to set up due to its tunnel design. The images were taken in the Nantcol Waterfalls Campsite, which is a fantastic place to camp with kids. We’ll email the camping family planner to your email address. Enter your name. Success! Check your email. We are having an issue submitting your subscription