Caring for your TentBox
Condensation and Mould
As with all enclosed spaces, condensation, and resulting dampness can occur. To
reduce condensation, and prevent mould, we advise following these steps:
Step 1: Whist sleeping, leave a couple of window open slightly to improve
ventilation and reduce condensation build up. If this is not possible, because it is too
cold, ensure you follow the next step.
Step 2: If there has been some condensation build up, air your TentBox out before
closing it. If this is not possible, ensure that you open it up again as soon as you can,
to allow it to dry. Ideally within 24 hours.
Before storing your TentBox for longer than 24hrs, ensure that it is completely dry,
inside and out.
Re-waterproofing
To maintain 100% waterproofness, the exterior of your TentBox canvas material can
be reproofed with any standard canvas re-proofer. We would suggest doing this
once a year. You do not need to re-proof your exterior rainfly.
Storage
You can keep your TentBox on your vehicle all year round, as it is designed to
withstand all weathers.
If you would prefer to remove your TentBox from your vehicle when you are not
using it, or over winter time, it is best to store it inside, in a dry place. To save space,
you can store it on its side if you would like, but it is a good idea to put some
protective matting down to stop it getting scratched.
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