Revolutionary design - pitches in minutes, deflates in secondsFeaturing spring loaded, quick relea...Revolutionary design - pitches in minutes, deflates in secondsFeaturing spring loaded, quick release air valves - easy deflation at the touch of a buttonHigh performance TPU beams - for superior quality and strength unlike other PVC beams on the marketTwo way double efficiency stirrup pump with gauge included - making inflating painless6000mm HH fly - withstands the most intense weather conditionsTwo doors with full length mesh panelsTwo doors with windows and curtains - adjust interior lighting conditionsSky light roof panelsFully fire retardant - tested to the European EN 5912 safety standardDimensions: 300 x 300 x 220 cmCarry bag dimensions: 75 x 35 x 34cmWeight: 11.1kg
The Air Shelter is a high quality gazebo which will bring practicality and comfort to your camping or home set-up. Pitching it is incredibly easy thanks to the revolutionary quick release air valve system - simply inflate the air beams using the included stirrup pump and you're ready to go!FeaturesHigh quality air shelter from BerghausLarge and spacious shelter ideal for the campsite or garden useFlysheet: polyester (Hydrostatic head: 6000mm)Quick and simple to pitch thanks to the innovative air beam system: pitches in minutes and deflates in seconds thanks to quick-release valvesHigh performance TPU beams offer impressive quality and strengthTwo-way double efficiency stirrup pump and pressure gauge includedExcellent headroomFour zip-away doors for flexible use: two doora with full height mesh ventilation, and two with large windows and curtainsSky light roof panels can be used to provide extra light when doors and curtains are closedAdjustable pegging points4 corner stake pegs, as well as steel roundwire pegs for a secure pitchFully taped seamsFabrics fully fire-retardant and tested to the European EN 5912 safety standardValve tightener and repair kit includedCarry bag dimensions: 75 x 35 x 34cmWeight: 11.1kgRecommended tent pressure: between 4psi and 7psi - temperature and outdoor pressure can affect the pressure within each tube. Please note, over-inflation can cause the tubes to burst.
The Berghaus Air Shelter is designed to keep you dry regardless of the weather.
The Berghaus Air Shelter is designed for campers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quick and easy-to-set-up shelter. Its key benefit is the rapid inflation and deflation system, saving you valuable time. However, be mindful of over-inflating the air beams, as this can cause them to burst. This guide provides detailed instructions and tips to help you get the most out of your Air Shelter, including setup, care, and troubleshooting.
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Colour
Blue
Brand
Berghaus
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I inflate the Berghaus Air Shelter?
Use the included stirrup pump to inflate the air beams. Attach the pump to the valve and inflate to between 4 and 7 psi.
What is the recommended air pressure for the beams?
The recommended pressure is between 4psi and 7psi. Monitor the pressure, as it can be affected by temperature and outdoor conditions.
How do I deflate the shelter?
Use the quick-release air valves located on the beams to deflate the shelter quickly.
What should I do if the shelter gets a puncture?
Use the provided repair kit to fix small punctures. For larger damage, contact Berghaus customer support.
Is the Berghaus Air Shelter fire-retardant?
Yes, the fabrics are fully fire-retardant and tested to the European EN 5912 safety standard.
What are the dimensions of the shelter?
The dimensions are 300 x 300 x 220 cm.
What is the weight of the Air Shelter?
The weight of the shelter is 11.1 kg.
What is included in the carry bag?
The carry bag contains the shelter, pump, valve tightener and repair kit, and pegs.
Troubleshooting
Shelter won't inflate.
Check the pump connection to the valve. Ensure the valve is properly sealed. Check for any leaks in the beams.
Shelter is deflating.
Check the valves for proper closure. Inspect the beams for punctures and repair them using the repair kit.
Poor weather resistance.
Ensure the shelter is correctly pegged down and that all seams are sealed. Verify that the flysheet is properly tensioned.
Difficulty packing away the shelter.
Ensure all air is released from the beams using the quick-release valves. Fold the shelter neatly and place it back in the carry bag.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy setup, saving time and effort.
Durable construction with high-performance TPU beams.
Excellent weather resistance due to the 6000mm HH fly.
Flexible use with multiple doors and ventilation options.
Includes a pump and repair kit for convenience.
Cons
Requires careful inflation to avoid over-pressurizing the beams.
May be heavier than traditional pole-based shelters (11.1kg).
Pressure can be affected by temperature and outdoor pressure, requiring monitoring.
Limited to a specific size (300 x 300 x 220 cm).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Unpack and Inspect: Remove the shelter from the carry bag and check all components.
Position the Shelter: Choose a flat, clear area for setup. Spread out the groundsheet (not included) to protect the base.
Inflate the Beams: Attach the stirrup pump to the valve and inflate each beam to the recommended pressure (4-7psi). Do not over-inflate.
Pegging: Secure the shelter using the included pegs, adjusting the tension as needed.
Door and Ventilation: Utilize the doors and mesh panels for ventilation. Use the curtains for privacy.
Care Instructions:
Cleaning: Wipe down the flysheet with a damp cloth after each use. Allow it to air dry before packing it away.
Storage: Ensure the shelter is completely dry before storing it in its carry bag. Store in a cool, dry place.
Repair: Use the provided repair kit for small punctures. For significant damage, contact Berghaus customer support.