Depending on the material, your roof tent requires different care products. The thick canvas of the main tent requires different treatment than the thinner polyester sections, such as the tropical roof. For optimal care of your high-quality expedition roof tent, we recommend specific waterproofing products: a special spray waterproofer for the robust canvas of the main tent and a separate waterproofing spray for the lighter polyester parts, such as the tropical roof or the awning areas. This targeted treatment ensures optimal water repellency and prevents premature material wear.

The seams are the most sensitive areas of any roof tent and require special attention. To maintain them, you should use a special seam sealer. It's best to apply this sealer to the inside, as it will remain visible on the outside of the tent and can be visually distracting. Alternatively, you can also apply it to less visible areas, such as under the rain canopy. Regularly maintained seams remain waterproof longer and prevent moisture penetration—a crucial factor for comfortable overnight stays in roof tents with optimal ventilation .

Zippers are among the most heavily used components and are often the first weak point if they are not properly cared for. A special lubricant spray keeps the zippers running smoothly and protects them from corrosion caused by environmental influences. A thorough cleaning and subsequent treatment is particularly recommended after use in sandy or dusty regions. Regular use significantly extends the service life and ensures continued smooth operation – even after years of intensive use.

• Choose an upright position: The roof tent should not be stored flat, but upright
• Place the hinge side on the floor for maximum stability
• Use two wooden slats as a base to avoid direct ground contact
• Select a frost-proof, dry environment such as a garage or basement
• Allow to dry completely before storage to prevent mold growth

Proper winter storage is crucial for the longevity of your roof tent. The upright position prevents pressure from concentrating on specific parts of the material, which could lead to deformation. The wooden slats also ensure good ventilation and prevent cold spots on the potentially cool ground. These measures are especially important if you won't be using your roof tent for extended periods.

In addition to regular maintenance, we recommend a thorough inspection of your roof tent after every long trip or at least twice a year. Check all seams, attachment points, and mechanical components for signs of wear. Matching awnings also require regular inspections to maintain their functionality. Minor damage can often be repaired with simple means if detected early – before it develops into a major problem.

Discover our comprehensive range of special care products for your roof tent and ensure many years of carefree camping enjoyment. With the right care, your roof tent will not only remain functional but also retain its attractive appearance for numerous adventures. Our specially developed care products are perfectly matched to the various materials and guarantee optimal results. Invest in the longevity of your roof tent – ​​it will thank you with countless unforgettable overnight stays under the stars!