Difference Between Single-layer And Double-layer Tents

1. The advantages of single-layer are lightweight, economical, small size, and relatively simple manufacturing process. The difference between double-layer and single-layer is the addition of a breathable inner tent in the design, mainly to solve the contradiction of water accumulation on the inner wall of single-layer tents.
2. The advantage of a single layer is that it is lightweight when deployed, and it saves effort when assembling; The disadvantage is that the antifreeze effect is poor and the heating effect is poor. The advantage of double-layer is that it has good freezing effect and good heating effect, but the disadvantage is that it is not convenient to carry when moving, and it is difficult to assemble.
3. When the ambient temperature is generally above 5 ° C, a single-layer tent is more suitable. When the ambient temperature is below 5 ° C, a double-layer tent should be used as much as possible because the inner wall of the tent will accumulate water.
The difference between single-layer and double-layer tents is shared today. Currently, single-layer tents used in the market have poor breathability and are generally used for leisure activities such as sunbathing in parks. They are not suitable for outdoor camping. When choosing a tent, we should choose the appropriate tent size according to our own needs.