Tent Tent - Sides - 6X12 M
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Marquee Tent - Side Walls - 6x12 m
DescriptionWALL MAN!
“So? You’re claiming our marquee tent’s side walls were accidentally ruined by a band of halflings racing boars saddled with sticks and carrots? Do I look like an idiot? Have you been hitting the ale?” The sergeant gave the wandering lad a look of burning disbelief that made him shrink in fear. The words had all but left him. He couldn’t believe the story himself. The problem was, it was all true. He’d been staring wide-eyed in the middle of the sudden ruckus. Standing here, he just wished to somehow acquire a batch of new tent side walls and pretend this whole thing never happened.
Whether you need to replace a side wall or want to change colors, this is exactly the spare part you need! The side wall is designed to fit the Marquee Tent (6×12m) using our easy-to-use toggle hook system and specially designed tent wall poles. The fabric is made of 100% durable cotton (425 g/m²), weather-treated with paraffin wax for durability. Please note that six side walls are included with a Marquee Tent (6×12m). With proper maintenance, these tent side walls will keep you and your party protected for many seasons of adventure. Unless you encounter the wrath of a red dragon or a similar series of unfortunate events!
Technical details
Brand:
Epic Armoury
Materials:
Tent canvas
Product type:
Side tent wall
Maintenance
Our tents and canopies are treated to be water-repellent and mold-resistant, but mold is an age-old problem in tents, so taking preventive measures is essential, though we cannot guarantee complete control. Below are some guidelines for preventing mold:
Use a ground sheet: we recommend using a ground sheet under the tent to reduce moisture rising from the ground.
Ensure the tent is set up correctly so that water runs off the fabric easily and the tent is protected against leaks and mold formation.
Ensure the tent is completely dry before storing it, as damp fabrics encourage mold growth.
If the tent is not completely dry before storing it, it may develop a musty smell and compromise the water-repellent coatings.
Do not store the tent in damp or hot places like a basement.
Avoid cooking inside the tent, as this can cause mold to form on the fabric.
Do not wash dishes inside the tent, as dishwater is one of the main enemies of the fabric.
Set up the tent on a dry, clear day.
Take extra care in high humidity climates to avoid mold.
Do not hang a dishcloth over a pole inside the tent, as soap residue can affect the fabric.
Ventilate the tent, especially when not using it.
Avoid setting up the tent under trees, as bird droppings and tree debris after rain can cause mold.
Regular cleaning: encourage regular cleaning of the tent with mild soap and cold water to remove dirt and organic materials, which can promote mold growth.
Check for damage: periodically check for signs of wear or damage. Small tears or rips can let moisture in, which can lead to mold growth.
Our tents and canopies are treated to be water-repellent and mold-resistant, but mold is an age-old problem in tents, so taking preventive measures is essential, though we cannot guarantee complete control. Below are some guidelines for preventing mold:
Use a ground sheet: we recommend using a ground sheet under the tent to reduce moisture rising from the ground.
Ensure the tent is set up correctly so that water runs off the fabric easily and the tent is protected against leaks and mold formation.
Ensure the tent is completely dry before storing it, as damp fabrics encourage mold growth.
If the tent is not completely dry before storing it, it may develop a musty smell and compromise the water-repellent coatings.
Do not store the tent in damp or hot places like a basement.
Avoid cooking inside the tent, as this can cause mold to form on the fabric.
Do not wash dishes inside the tent, as dishwater is one of the main enemies of the fabric.
Set up the tent on a dry, clear day.
Take extra care in high humidity climates to avoid mold.
Do not hang a dishcloth over a pole inside the tent, as soap residue can affect the fabric.
Ventilate the tent, especially when not using it.
Avoid setting up the tent under trees, as bird droppings and tree debris after rain can cause mold.
Regular cleaning: encourage regular cleaning of the tent with mild soap and cold water to remove dirt and organic materials, which can promote mold growth.
Check for damage: periodically check for signs of wear or damage. Small tears or rips can let moisture in, which can lead to mold growth.
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