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Coody Hub Station Tent Carpet – compatible with Hub Station

Coody Hub Station Tent Carpet – compatible with Hub Station

€196,99 EUR
€196,99 EUR -26% UVP €269,00 EUR
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Color: Beige

Pre-order

Orders placed in September are expected to be delivered mid to late November 2026.

Matching accessories

The Coody Premium carpet is a perfectly fitting tent carpet for a Coody air tent. It consists of two segments that are joined by a zip. The non-slip rubber coating on the underside ensures a secure hold. The material is stain-resistant and easy to clean – soft and insulating for more comfort inside the tent.

Technical data

Compatible with: Coody Hub Station

Material: 90% nylon / 10% PVC

Properties: insulating, stain-resistant

Colour: beige or olive green

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions: 12.96 m²

Weight: 9.9 kg

Packaging dimensions

Packed size (L × W × H): 41 × 72 × 44 cm

Scope of delivery

1 × carpet

1 × carry bag

Manufacturer information

Coody Co., Ltd.

Gyeongsangnam-do,

Changwon, Masan Hoewon-gu,

Nae-seo-eup, Sinpyeong-ro 35-2,

(주)쿠디, South Korea

coody0213@naver.com

+82 70-8803-6981

Responsible person

E-Market Bridge GmbH

Käthe-Kollwitz-Str. 2A

31157 Sarstedt

Email: info@coody-camping.de

User manual

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Safety instructions

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FAQ

Before using the coody tent

Coody Hub Station Tent Carpet – compatible with Hub Station

Preparation and setup

  • Always set up the tent on elevated ground, away from trees with heavy snow loads or open fire sources.
  • Make sure there is adequate distance from water sources and rivers.
  • Avoid setting up on slopes or uneven terrain.

Operating temperature

  • Suitable for outdoor use in a temperature range of -15 °C to +40 °C.
  • PVC hardens at sub-zero temperatures – 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.

Heating and insulation

  • 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 and poles

  • 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 and moisture

  • Condensation is normal and comparable to fogged windows. The higher the waterproofness of the material, the less breathable it is, which can increase condensation.
  • Good ventilation is the best way to reduce condensation.

Protection from rain and snow

  • The tent withstands moderate rain for about 4–5 hours. In light or occasional rain the rainfly is not strictly necessary.
  • In prolonged rain, always use the supplied rainfly.
  • Remove the rainfly after rainfall to improve air circulation and avoid condensation.
  • Pre-attach or roll up the rainfly on one side so it is quickly to hand in continuous rain.
  • Fit the rainfly immediately when it snows. Accumulated snow increases the moisture load.
  • Clear snow from the tent roof regularly.
  • If zips freeze, thaw them gently by hand or with warm water – never force them open.
  • After winter use, let the tent dry completely before storing it.

Folding and storage

  • 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.

Care and maintenance

  • 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.

Fire protection measures

  • 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.