HI All,
One problem that has always bothered me is what do you do when the heavens are weeping and you must spend significant time in your tent. If you are inside all day or at night with friends how do you deal with camping chairs? The issue I see is the fact that most camping chairs have aluminum post legs with rubber or plastic caps. These tend to dig into the floor in an alarming way potentially wearing holes in the floor or at least creating weaknesses. If the tent is expensive, this could be an expensive issue.
There is no doubt that it is nice to have a table set up and have folks seated around it. This homey and nice. But it seems very hard on the tent floor. My solution is to not do it instead laying on the floor on mattresses or sleeping bags. But this is definitely not as comfortable as sitting in a nice chair.
How do you solve this problem if it is a problem? Am I making a mountain out of a molehill?
Thanks, Sparky
One problem that has always bothered me is what do you do when the heavens are weeping and you must spend significant time in your tent. If you are inside all day or at night with friends how do you deal with camping chairs? The issue I see is the fact that most camping chairs have aluminum post legs with rubber or plastic caps. These tend to dig into the floor in an alarming way potentially wearing holes in the floor or at least creating weaknesses. If the tent is expensive, this could be an expensive issue.
There is no doubt that it is nice to have a table set up and have folks seated around it. This homey and nice. But it seems very hard on the tent floor. My solution is to not do it instead laying on the floor on mattresses or sleeping bags. But this is definitely not as comfortable as sitting in a nice chair.
How do you solve this problem if it is a problem? Am I making a mountain out of a molehill?
Thanks, Sparky