COVER-VESTIBULE MORZH

Expands your tent

This accessory significantly increases the usable area of the tent. The cover-vestibule gives a lot of additional space that can be used for storing things, equipment, changing clothes or just relaxing. Just like the tent, the vestibule has a transparent thermopolyurethane film (TPU) window that can withstand harsh conditions while remaining flexible even in cold temperatures.

The weight of the vestibule is less than that of a tent - only 6 kg, so you can easily take it with you on any trip. For easier transportation, it comes with a carrying bag.

*Suitable for MORZH, MORZH 2 windows, MORZH Sky, MORZH Light models.

Can be used as a waterproof cover

The cover-vestibule is made of waterproof Oxford 240 PU 2000 fabric and will be your perfect shelter from bad weather. To prevent the vestibule from inflating at the bottom, it has an additional strap that can be tightened to fit the size of the tent and prevent cold air from getting inside. The seams of the vestibule are taped with sealing tape, which provides additional rain and snow protection.

*There is a chimney hole on the roof of the vestibule for use with a stove. If needed, the hole can be tightly closed with a Velcro flap.

Reliable frame

The frame of the vestibule consists of one arc, one crosswise, and one longitudinal stringer. The frame material is a high-quality, lightweight aluminum alloy D16T. This alloy is corrosion-resistant and maintains its properties in any weather conditions. It is so durable that it is also used in the shipbuilding, aviation, and space industries.

Thanks to the frame's properties, the vestibule will stand securely even in strong winds, ensuring you always have shelter inside.

Easy to assemble

Thanks to its well-designed structure, the cover-vestibule can be assembled in just 10 minutes. It is attached with bungee cord guy lines to the wind ropes on the tent. The edges at the attachment points are reinforced with eyelets.

*All pegs and wind ropes must be installed after assembling the vestibule