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It doesn't really make much difference as the bed pods and the walls of the camper still need to be dried and they take as long as the top.

Even in the depths of winter there are usually odd dry days but you need to be at home to put it up and take it down. I had a problem with my Combi-Camp last December because the days are short and even if a fine day comes and you put it up in the morning, by the time I finished work and came home the night had come so it was getting damp again. It was up for 5 weeks altogether before I managed to get a dry day on a weekend.