FAQ - Tent

Materials: A good tent should be made of water-resistant and durable materials, such as high-density Oxford fabric with polyurethane (PU) coating.
Size and Comfort: Adequate inner space with proper ventilation is the key to give you the best camping experience.
Accessories: The tent should include features such as hanging hooks, mesh curtains, wind ropes, chimney entrance and so on.

A tent applied with a high-level water-resistant coating can be regarded as waterproof. However, such tents still can not guarantee 100% waterproofing in extreme rainfall for a long time since their water-blocking capacity is limited.

Tents may get wet inside due to 2 reasons:
Temperature Difference: The fabric and PVC windows can get moist when campers are breathing inside while the outdoor temperature is low.
Lack of ventilation: If the air circulation is bad, warm and humid air can accumulate in the tent, leading to more condensation.

Twin size mattresses: A twin mattress measures 38 inches by 75 inches, which easily fits in a 4-6 person tent (82.68 inches x 118.11 inches).
Queen size mattresses: A queen mattress can seamlessly fit into the EROMMY 6-8 person tent (118.11 inches x 157.48 inches).
King size mattresses: A king mattress is more suitable for our 10-person tent (13.8 FT).

Normally, a 10x10 tent can accommodate up to 15 people. However, the exact capacity of your tent may decrease due to the layout and purpose of use.

There is no best fabric for a tent. Different materials have their unique advantages and downsides.
Nylon: Nylon is one of the most lightweight materials that can be washed and dried quickly but has poor breathability.
Canvas: Canvas is an eco-friendly and breathable material, but it can easily grow mold after getting wet.
Polyester: Polyester is a cost-efficient material but lacks strength and durability.
Oxford: Oxford fabric is a durable and weather-resistant material but very heavy to carry.

It’s a good idea to choose a tent color that matches your camping environment, which helps create a cohesive vibe. For most scenarios, we would recommend you pick a light color since it can reflect strong sunlight to some extent. The colors you can consider include tan, beige, and light gray.

Follow the steps below to waterproof your tent:
1.Spray evenly both the exterior and interior fabrics of your tent with a waterproofing agent.
2.Apply seam sealant to totally seal the seams of your tent. 3.Keep the tent in good ventilation and let it dry thoroughly.

Unlike traditional pole tents, inflatable tents can be easily set up or taken down in a few minutes through the air pump. Their excellent portability and durability make them a practical and convenient choice for campers.

Many camping lovers have tested and proven that inflatable tents can stay up well in various outdoor scenarios. From short family trips to forest explorations, their high-quality materials and outstanding architectural designs can be your reliable companion.

Inflatable tents can retain heat effectively due to their air-filled structure. The pumped-up posts and beams can act as a great insulating barrier, helping trap heat inside the tent. Such design makes the tent suitable for four seasons.

Air tents are extremely good at bearing wind pressure because of their flexible air tubes. Additionally, the tent will become heavier after the frames are filled with air, making them more stable in windy conditions. However, we suggest you evacuate the tent if you’re encountering a storm or hurricane.

Inflatable tents normally don’t require continuous air because the seal cap can retain air inside the tent tubes. However, regular inflation can help the tent stay in shape since the filled air may slowly escape over time. 

Inflatable tents offer a perfect solution for campers who are not good at setting up pole tents. Its portable and inflatable design provides an effortless installation for s a single person. These features make the inflatable tent a popular choice for various outdoor activities.

The air tents made from strong and durable materials are resistant to punctures for most occasions. However, it still has the possibility of getting punctured if it has been set up on an unstable site with sharp objects on it.

An inflatable tent can last about 5 to 10 years, but its final lifespan depends on its materials and maintenance level. The tent made of durable materials like high-density Oxford fabric and TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) normally has a longer lifespan than other types.

There are 3 disadvantages of an inflatable tent:
Cost: Inflatable tents can be more expensive due to their high-quality material, but it's a worthy choice in the long run.
Weight: The tent can be very heavy after being inflated, which makes it difficult to move.
Setup: You may need to buy an additional air pump to set up the tent. Luckily, the EROMMY tents will be delivered with an air cylinder. 

A footprint or tarp is usually placed between the ground and tent, it can prevent the tent’s floor from being damaged by rough elements like foliage debris and crude gravel. Their excellent flexibility and durability make them a great shelter to keep tents dry and comfortable.