Faqs

A. Regular POP UP ‘out the bag’ tents do not offer the same rigidity and construction in windier conditions and are prone to pole faults after several uses as the fiberglass or pole [...]

A. Refers to the Slumit tents assembly mechanism. The all-in-one pitch system; to include the inner and outer walls, and groundsheet, has been specifically designed to erect the tents core in a [...]

A. Tents are not fire proof. Fabrics, even if ‘flame retardant’ will still burn and ignite if exposed to a heat source. Keep heat and flame sources away from the tent at all times. Flame [...]

A. Yes all seams are fully taped and thermobonded heat sealed to exacting standards to ensure fabric joints and associated stitched seams are not exposed to rain water under fitting conditions. [...]

A. It is no secret that UK weather can be a touch fickle at times. That is why Slumit tents have a Hydrostatic Head rating / Polyutherane Coating [PU] from 4000mm – 3 times the British Standard [...]

A. Our tents have been rigorously factory and field tested and like most camping tents can withstand wind and gust speeds of up to and not exceeding 25mph (40kmph). INCA model 40mph (65kmph). [...]

A. We would recommend that the guy lines provided are used regardless of the conditions. Even on a still day it is advisable to securely fix your guy lines with the ground pegs provided. [...]

A. Clean localised areas with a sponge and warm water. DO NOT apply chemicals or foreign substances to the tents materials. This will impair the makeup of the fabrics. Do not use pressure washers.

A. It is important to store your tent loosely in its carry bag and avoid folding and creasing the fabric to minimise damage to the protective coatings. Store in a cool dry place. Do not put [...]