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hi, ctb by carbon monoxide has been on my mind for a WHILE now, and i think im ready to start getting everything together. all i was wondering is the type of tent you would recommend? all the tents i have been looking at on facebook marketplace have a lot of mesh with a cover that doesn't seal at the floor, which i imagine wouldn't be ideal. can anyone help me find a good low leakage tent that would only require a little bit of taping to fully seal? Thank you all so much.

edit: im from australia, and i would like if it could be pretty cheap, not a necessity though, anything helps so i can gauge the kind of tent i want. also i cant/dont want to use my car or any other location.
 
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I don't necessarily have a recommendation, I don't live in australia so the tent models will be different. Consider this message as pumping the thread. There will be more people coming hopefully.

Only things I know are that (to my knowledge) a tent's most problematic parts are (when it comes to being airtight) zipper mechanism and the seam lines. Those two parts can and will cause some amount of circulation. So it is a good idea to tape these parts.

Also, as far as I know, pop-up tents are better, at least compared to the double wall tents. Double wall tents have a buffer zone and the inner fabric may be breathable. Single wall tents should be better. Though I'm not 100% sure, I'd love to be corrected. You should always do a test run beforehand with a carbon monoxide gas detector to make sure the tent is not leaky.
 
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