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accessoriesSet Up Inflatable Tent
Inflatable tents are ideal as they require a lot less time to erect than a conventional tent, by the time our neighbour on the campsite have just got their groundsheet down I would have had mine put up and even have a cup of coffee in my hand, that's how quick they are. They are also a good shelter against the elements as this is something not to be taken lightly when you go camping.
One you are at the site and have been given your pitch you need to clear the area of where you wish to pitch. Make sure there are no protruding stones or glass and also branches and twigs in the area. You now need to lay down a piece of tarp as protection, this is not essential but in my view if you want your new inflatable tent to last the course then it best that you take this precaution. As soon as you have this part you are now ready to get the tent out.
Connect your air pump to the tent and switch it on. It will only take a matter of seconds to fully pump the whole of your tent. Once it is fully inflated be sure to connect all of the ground stakes. These make sure that your tent will not vanish in a high wind and secure it neatly in place. That's it; I told you it was easy. Now you can enjoy the weekend away and just unpack your camping gear and put up the rest of your camping equipment such as your barbecue and folding camping table. Once you have experienced the ease of the inflatable tent it is unlikely you will ever go back to the days of spending an hour erecting your conventional dome tent.
