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bengalbong

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Hello! I have recently purchased a tent in hopes I can put a chimney burner inside and burn charcoal inside to trap the monoxide in it while I sleep. Before I attempt it, I don't know what material this is made of.

Is this fire proof, or will I need a different tent to attempt this method?
 

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Feb 12, 2026
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Why not fill it with inert gas? By burning anything in there you're more likely to burn yourself and melt the tent
 
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Why not fill it with inert gas? By burning anything in there you're more likely to burn yourself and melt the tent
That's not true. Just keep the container(s) of coals low, away from the sides and ceiling. Others have used much smaller tents with no issues.

OP: Is the top flap like piece on the outside a separate piece of material in order to provide increased ventilation? If so, that might be hard to seal it adequately.
 
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