What accessories are included with the purchase of a Starshade tent?
Regardless of which Starshade tent you buy, the following items are always included: a central pole consisting of 5 parts, including a jack handle (the…
January 28, 2021 | claire |Can I use a BBQ or heater in the tent?
You can use a BBQ or fire in your tent if you respect the necessary precautions as applied to all textiles. This means that you…
claire |Can I connect different tents with each other?
Connecting the tents together is perfectly possible thanks to our raingutters. These waterproof connectors also prevent rain from seeping in. Available for every type of…
claire |Can I leave my tent standing permanently outside?
It is not recommended to leave your tent permanently outside. Thanks to Canopy’s convenient folding system, you can set up and pack the tent quickly…
claire |Does the Canopy tent need any additional fixtures?
Additional anchoring is definitely needed to avoid damage in strong winds when using the Canopy outside. Our tents can withstand wind speeds up to 75…
claire |Do all side panels fit on all tents?
There are two types of side panels. On the one hand, there are the side panels from the Premium and Pro range. These side panels…
claire |What is the difference between Oxford Polyester 250 den and Oxford Polyester 500 den?
Denier (abbreviated D) is the unit used to describe the weight and thickness of textiles. Fabric with a higher denier is thicker, stronger and more…
claire |What are the differences between Comfort, Premium and Pro frames?
The Comfort and Premium ranges are available with a steel or aluminium frame. Both frames consist of square profiles of 32 x 32 mm. Both…
claire |What wind speeds can the tents withstand?
Our Canopy tents withstand wind speeds of up to 75 km/hour. In case of strong wind, we recommend you to always secure your tent with…
claire |Are the Canopy and Starshade tents fire-resistant?
As a company, we take pride in ensuring the highest quality of our products, both in terms of quality but also when it comes to…
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