Easy Camp Camp Shelter - Grey

Much More than a gazebo, you can enjoy outdoor living throughout the summer in so many ways with t...

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The Easy Camp Camp Shelter is a versatile outdoor living solution perfect for summer use, offering an open sheltered area and a detachable waterproof rear tent for sleeping and storage. Its key benefit lies in its hybrid design, allowing it to function as both a combined shelter and tent, or as a standalone large shelter. A potential caveat for some users might be its 26-minute pitching time, which requires some patience.

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ColourGrey
MaterialPolyester
Model Part Number120451
BrandEasy Camp

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FAQs

What is the Hydrostatic Head rating?

The Hydrostatic Head rating is 2000 mm, indicating good water resistance.

Can the rear tent be used separately?

The rear tent is designed to attach to the shelter and is not intended for separate use.

How many people can sleep in the tent?

The rear tent is designed to sleep up to 6 people.

What material is the flysheet made of?

The flysheet is made of 190T polyester with a PU coating.

Is assembly difficult?

The shelter is designed for easy pitching, with a stated setup time of 26 minutes.

What are the packed dimensions?

The pack size is 66 cm x 22 cm.

Does it come with a groundsheet for the main shelter area?

The main canopy area has a flat, detachable groundsheet, while the rear tent has a sewn-in groundsheet.

Troubleshooting

Shelter is difficult to pitch

Ensure poles are correctly inserted into sleeves and that the shelter is oriented correctly. Check that all guy lines are taut but not over-strained.

Water ingress during rain

Confirm all seams are taped and intact. Ensure the flysheet is taut and not sagging, which can cause water to pool. Check the hydrostatic head rating is sufficient for expected rainfall.

Tent ventilation is poor

Open the mesh panels on the tent door and roof. Ensure any windows are also open to allow for cross-ventilation.

Groundsheet not fitting properly

For the detachable groundsheet, ensure it is laid out flat and secured with its toggles or ties. For the sewn-in groundsheet, check for any obstructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers dual functionality as a shelter with integrated tent or a standalone shelter.
  • Good protection against the elements with 2000mm hydrostatic head and taped seams.
  • Comfortable and well-ventilated sleeping area with privacy options.
  • Flexible use with detachable groundsheet in the porch area.
  • Includes practical features like organizer pockets and a lantern point.

Cons

  • Pitching time of 26 minutes may be longer than some users prefer.
  • The 12 kg weight might be substantial for frequent relocation.
  • The rear tent sleeps up to 6, but the overall shelter dimensions might feel cramped for that many in sleeping bags.
  • Reliance on fiberglass poles can be prone to snapping if stressed excessively.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unpack all components and identify the poles, flysheet, and groundsheet.
  2. Assemble the main fiberglass poles and insert them into the designated sleeves on the flysheet.
  3. Erect the shelter and secure it using the guy lines.
  4. Attach the rear tent to the flysheet if using the combined setup.
  5. Lay and secure the detachable groundsheet in the porch area if desired.

Compatibility:

This shelter is designed as a standalone unit. It does not have specific compatibility requirements with other camping gear beyond standard pegs and guy lines.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Clean the fabric with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Drying: Ensure the shelter is completely dry before packing to prevent mildew and damage. Pitch it out in the sun for a while if possible.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Use the provided carry bag.
  • Repairs: Small tears can be repaired with seam sealer or fabric repair patches. For pole damage, replacement sections may be available.

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