What type of ground surface is best for installing a garden dome bubble tent?

The stability and longevity of a garden dome bubble tent are greatly influenced by the choice of ground surface upon which it is installed. For best results, a flat and well-drained surface is recommended. Compacted gravel is often an ideal option because it provides a stable, level base that minimizes the risk of the tent shifting due to soft or uneven ground. Gravel also ensures effective drainage, reducing water accumulation during rainfall, which can otherwise lead to moisture-related issues or structural instability. Alternatively, a leveled concrete base can offer a highly stable and durable surface, though it may require additional anchoring or cushioning to prevent damage to the tent’s floor. In some cases, preparing the installation area with a combination of a level surface and a waterproof membrane can further enhance stability and protection against the elements. Regardless of the chosen surface, ensuring that the ground is free of sharp objects and debris is essential to prevent damage to the tent’s polycarbonate panels and overall structure. This careful preparation supports both the safety and longevity of your garden dome bubble tent.