What does the water column mean?

The water column indicates how waterproof a tent is. The higher the water column, the more resistant the tent is to penetrating moisture.

When is a tent waterproof?

According to the standard, a tent is considered waterproof from a water column of 1,500 mm. A distinction is made between the water column of the tent wall and the tent floor.

What helps against heat in a tent?

To keep your tent cool, you should make sure that your tent is in the shade during the midday sun. Good air circulation is essential when camping in summer - it's best to have windows or doors opposite each other. Our tents with darkened sleeping cabins also help to keep the tent cool. You can find more tips in our blog post on "Cooling your tent in summer".

How do I store the tent correctly?

Clean the tent and waterproof it if necessary before storing it for the winter. Also make sure that the tent is completely dry. To protect the tent fabric, ideally store the pegs, nails and poles separately. Store the tent in a dry, cool place with good ventilation.

When/how often to waterproof the tent?

How often you waterproof your tent depends on how often you use it and where you pitch it. However, we recommend waterproofing your tent at least every three months or before storing it. If you use cleaning agents, you should also waterproof your tent afterwards. You can find more information on cleaning, storage and waterproofing in our related blog post .

What is the vestibule in a tent?

The vestibule is a kind of anteroom outside the main tent. This area is covered, but usually not completely enclosed. For example, you can store equipment here that you want to protect but don't want to store directly in the tent. Depending on the type of tent, the vestibule may be larger or smaller.

How do I avoid condensation in the tent?

To avoid condensation in the tent, check in advance whether the ground is dry - otherwise moisture can form in the tent. Good ventilation is also very important. It is best if ventilation openings are opposite each other so that the air can circulate optimally. Wet clothing also contributes to condensation forming - so it is best to dry it outside during the day. "

Can a tent go in the washing machine or tumble dryer?

Never put the tent in the washing machine or tumble dryer! Detergents, softeners and heat attack the coating of the tent fabric and encourage mould. Spinning also puts a lot of strain on the material, while zips can damage the delicate tent fabric. This results in tears or loose seams that make the tent leaky.

How big should the tent be?

In addition to the living space that is shared, you should also pay attention to the cabins. The number of sleeping cabins and their location play a role here. Sleeping cabins separated by the living area or cabins with a flexible partition wall provide more privacy. As luggage also needs to be stored, you should also take this into account when choosing a camping tent. This can either be stored in the living area, an additional sleeping cabin or in the vestibule.

How do I set up the tent correctly?

In our blog you will find a blog post on the subject of tent pitching with the most important tips on how best to pitch your tent for your next camping holiday.

The guy ropes make the tent storm and weatherproof. This means that your tent is stable in different weather conditions and is ideally aligned.

How do I clean the tent?

For light soiling, you should only use clear water and a soft sponge to protect the tent material and the waterproofing. For more stubborn stains, you should use mild cleaning agents. Just note that you may then have to waterproof your tent again.

What is the "Skandika Sleeper Technology"?

Tents with Sleeper Technology have black sleeping cabins. The tent fabric around the sleeping cabins and the doors of the sleeping cabins are made from a special Sleeper Technology fabric that prevents almost 100% of the light entering the sleeping cabin.

What does the addition "Protect" mean?

Our tents with the addition "Protect" all have a sewn-in groundsheet. This means that the tent floor and walls are joined together.

What is the advantage of a sewn-in groundsheet?

A tent with a sewn-in groundsheet is particularly suitable for harsh, colder and wetter regions. The groundsheet protects against wind and ground moisture, but also against dirt and crawling animals.

Namsos 2 Sleeper Protect dome tent

2-person tent with dark sleeping cabin and two entrances

Namsos 2 Sleeper Protect dome tent

2-person tent with dark sleeping cabin and two entrances

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Outer tent made from 100 % recycled polyester
Dark sleeping cabin thanks to Skandika Sleeper Technology
Mosquito net at entrances and windows
Windows with blackout for restful sleep
High UV protection factor of 100 and 3,000 mm water column

Product Description

Namsos Sleeper dome tent

The Skandika Namsos Sleeper is an interesting alternative to traditional dome tents. Thanks to its hexagonal shape with an area of almost 4.5 m², the igloo tent offers plenty of room for 2 people to sleep and enough space to store luggage and equipment.

It is quick and easy to set up and is no problem even for inexperienced camping novices. The firmly sewn-in groundsheet, the single-skin construction and the poles that can be attached to the outside of the tent make pitching much easier: the tent is ready for use in no time at all.

Spacious, 6-sided dome tent with room for 2 people, luggage and equipment
Plenty of freedom of movement without annoying partition walls - full utilisation of the area possible
Skandika Sleeper Technology: with special coating on the tent material
Gentle on the environment and nature: flysheet made from 100% recycled polyester (rPET)
Protection from rain and sun: water column of 3000 mm and UV protection factor 100
Optimum ventilation with 2 entrances, 2 half-moon mesh windows and mesh in the dome roof
All windows and doors can be closed weatherproof and opaque, roof rain cover
Organiser pockets, mesh storage, hook for lamp, cable grommet, carrying bag
Side length 130 cm / long diagonal 260 cm / height 165 cm / weight 5.8 kg

Large amount of space

The hexagonal shape without partition walls allows you to make optimum use of the entire surface area of almost 4.5 m² and offers plenty of space for 2 people to sleep and enough room to store luggage and equipment.

Skandika Sleeper Technology

A special coating has been applied to the flysheet of this tent, which absorbs almost 100 % of the sunlight. Sleep in longer or take a nap at lunchtime? It's all possible thanks to Skandika Sleeper Technology!

Gentle on the environment

The fabric of the outer tent is made from 100% recycled polyester: new polyester fibres are spun from our packaging waste. In this way, we effectively help to save resources such as crude oil and also contribute to protecting our environment and nature.

UV protection

The tent fabric has a UV protection factor of 100 and prevents the tent from becoming brittle or cracked due to intense sunlight. The tent is more durable, does not heat up as quickly and favours a pleasant climate inside the tent.

Quick pitching

The poles can be attached to the tent from the outside and the sewn-in groundsheet make pitching much easier. Simply clip the poles to the outer tent and you're done! No annoying pushing through pole channels - the dome tent is ready for use immediately.

Flooded with light

Two entrances and two wide half-moon windows with mosquito netting provide plenty of light and fresh air while keeping annoying insects out. All windows and doors can be closed weatherproof and opaque from the outside.

View of the stars

The mosquito net roof dome not only ensures a pleasant climate inside the tent at night, but also provides an uninterrupted view of the starry sky. A rain cover provides protection in bad weather.

Clever details

Organiser pockets, the ceiling hook for a lamp, a cable grommet and the removable mesh shelf under the dome roof provide plenty of convenience for everyday camping. A robust carry bag facilitates transport and dust-free storage.

Smart all-rounder

With its many mesh windows and doors and the mesh inserts in the dome roof, the Namsos is perfect for outdoor adventures in warmer climates. At the same time, it is well protected from bad weather and equally suitable for the campsite or festival site.

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Name	Namsos Sleeper
Weight	5,8 kg
Linkage	Fibreglass
Number of persons	2 - 3 persons
Inputs	2
Water column	300 cm
Material (outer tent)	PU coated Recycled 190T polyester
UV resistance	Yes 100
Seams	Waterproof sealed
Windows	Venetian blinds Mosquito nets
Organiser bag	Yes
Cable bushing	Yes
Ceiling hook	Yes
Carrier bag	Yes
Scope of delivery	Carrier bag Guy ropes Pegs
Mosquito nets	Windows Catches Roof
Material (floor)	Waterproof 150D Oxford polyester
Item no.	60080
Sleeping cabin	Sleeper (darkened)
Dimensions (LxWxH) (total)	260 cm x 225 cm x 165 cm
Pack size	54 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm
Floor	Protect (sewn-in)
Colour	green
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Namsos 2 Sleeper Protect dome tent

2-person tent with dark sleeping cabin and two entrances

Namsos 2 Sleeper Protect dome tent

2-person tent with dark sleeping cabin and two entrances

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