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Pitching advice for a new 2006 Vango Oregon (although now with broken poles - see previous topic 
When I pitched it on Saturday morning, there seemed to be a gap between the floor and the tent side. it ranged from an inch in the corners to perhaps 2 or 3 inches beneath the door.
I followed the instructions and tightened the webbing fasteners placed around the tent side, and the riser groundsheet covered some of the gaps but it still seemed unusual to me to have such large gaps still around.
As there is no skirting on the tent, it proved to let quite a draft in.
Is this kind of gap normal or did I pitch it incorrectly.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Joe
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Topic: Vango Oregon 800 - Pitching Advice please
