condensation in annexe

how does that stop condensation forming on the inside. ???

cheers

The coldest air / warmer and more humid air boundry is seperated and the dew point will be on the fly sheet instead of inside the anex.

Bugger!


Kiwi Kia,
You made my post redundant and used fewer words to do it

Ian

Good advice there Ian.

A bigger fly sheet can make a big difference and also keeps that condensation of the ends / sides of the tent / annexe

hi wayne

i have a large heavy duty silver tarp that i fit over the top of my jayco swan and annexe plus overhang each side. it is great for condensation and also for those days it rains/storms or is a real hot day. the gap between insulates you below. it is also great for times you have to either setup or pack up in the rain. i put the tarp up first so keeps everything and everybody dry and cool.

dont get the cheap silver tarps if you need a large one. they dont last from wind etc. a very good quality one will last longer and especially if you use ropes with springs or the ockey straps to allow for the wind etc.

also if you have a camper, ive been told newspaper under the mattress stops condensation there.

good luck with it mick