Coody Skyscreen Pole – black

• Always pitch the tent on elevated ground, away from trees with heavy snow loads or open fires.
• Plan the setup so that it is completed before nightfall.
• Use a protective groundsheet to keep the tent floor clean.
• Use additional tent pegs and guy lines in strong winds.
• Use the included rainfly in rain, snow, or strong sunlight. An awning can be set up with additional poles (sold separately), but this will only cover part of the tent.

• Suitable for outdoor use in a temperature range of -15 °C to +40 °C.
• PVC hardens at temperatures below freezing – the base and supports become stiffer, making folding more difficult. This is normal.
• Use sleeping bags with the appropriate temperature rating and place additional insulating mats underneath for added comfort.

• A roof vent for a wood-burning stove is available. Only stoves with spark guards may be used. Safe electric heaters are permitted. Open flames are not allowed.
• Ensure adequate ventilation to prevent the build-up of carbon monoxide.
• Use the internal partition (if available) to keep the heat in the sleeping area.
• Keep TPU windows closed to retain heat; open them only briefly for ventilation.
• Improve insulation by placing carpets, blankets, or mats on the floor.

• Air pressure drops in freezing temperatures – check it regularly and pump up if necessary.
• Make sure that all valves are completely and correctly closed.

• Condensation is normal and comparable to fogged-up windows. The higher the water resistance of the material, the more pronounced it will be.
• Our Terylene cotton fabric significantly reduces condensation.

Measures:

1. Leave some ventilation openings partially open.
2. Gradually increase the indoor temperature.
3. Use a groundsheet under the tent.
4. Choose locations with lower humidity.
5. Allow the tent to dry completely before packing it away.

• The tent can withstand moderate rain for about 4–5 hours. The rainfly is not strictly necessary in light or occasional rain.
• Always use the supplied rain cover during prolonged rain.
• Remove the rain cover after rainfall to improve air circulation and prevent condensation.
• Pre-fix or roll up the rain tarp on one side so that it is quickly ready in case of persistent rain.
• Install the rain cover immediately in case of snowfall. Snow accumulation increases moisture exposure.
• Regularly remove snow from the tent roof.
• If zippers freeze, thaw carefully by hand or warm water – never force them open.
• After winter use, allow the tent to dry completely before storing it.

• Cold temperatures make PVC and fabric stiff, making folding more difficult.
• Fully ventilate the tent before packing it away.
• Allow the tent to dry completely in a well-ventilated place and store it only in a dry place.

• Do not wear boots or shoes indoors.
• Keep sharp or pointed objects away from walls and floors.
• Do not place the tent near chemicals or flammable substances.
• Mold and prolonged UV exposure shorten the lifespan – keep the tent clean and protected.
• Reduce direct sunlight; use the rain cover if necessary.

• Use electrical appliances carefully and properly.
• Keep the entrance clear at all times so that the emergency exit remains accessible.
• Keep a fire extinguisher or suitable extinguishing agent nearby.
• Keep fireworks and similar items away from children and the tent.