There’s plenty of room to wiggle in the Dometic Santorini FTK 4X8 TC, Inflatable 4 to 8-Person Tent.
Whether your stay is a brief one or not, don’t set aside two days for set-up and pack-down. The multi-point inflation and 10cm air poles allow you to kick back a relax or busy yourself with other camp jobs while the Tent is doing its thing. Then, the Quickpitch guying system means the remainder of the setup happens in mere seconds.
Stay protected from insects and the elements as the mesh panels keep unwanted visitors out while the polycotton material of this tent reduces condensation and regulates the interior temperature. A large ventilation panel located at the rear of the tent ensures superior interior comfort whether zipped up or not. If you’re feeding the family or fooling around with friends, the integral inflatable canopy this tent provides is a huge plus of the Dometic Santorini.
Enjoy the wildlife and weather without worry from your Dometic Santorini FTK 4X8 TC Inflatable Tent.
Great for short and long stays
Great for families and groups
Integrated front canopy
Fully sealed doors and windows
Gusseted ventilation panel for airflow
Folding lines indicated for easy pack-up
Multi-point inflation
Includes hand pump, peg bag, carry bag, & repair kit
How does this tent rate is summer heat? Does it get hot under the awning?
Jane - North Sydney, NSW (1 month ago)
G'day Jane,
The Air Tents are not going to rate as warmer or cooler that your Steel or Alloy pole tents. You are able to control your airflow with the windowns and the vents around the tent, so long as there is a breeze, you will be able to capture it. Hanging out under this awning would be the same as sitting under a gazebo or any other awning.
Lee - Snowys(1 month ago)
I was asking more about the canvas. I have an Oztrail fast frame and you die in it at 25 degrees. Under the awning is like a heat trap. So asking what it’s like in this tent. Nothing to do with poles or air. Just the canvas it self.
Jane - North Sydney, NSW(1 month ago)
G'day Jane,
In the summer Polycotton canvas does have advantages over straight polyester. The fabric is breathable and allows air circulation, preventing the trapping of warm air and enabling moisture to escape. This can create a cooler environment compared to polyester, which might retain heat and moisture.
There are always different factors that come into play, although this awning would be a little nicer to sit under in the heat than the darker-coloured polyester.
Ultimately, in warmer weather, polycotton canvas can offer better breathability and comfort while also having greater durability under the sun's heat when compared to polyester.
Kaya - Snowys(1 month ago)
Zempire Monstamat Twin Camp Mat1 answer
Hi, is it possible to place two Zempire Monstamat Twin Camp Mattresses side by side in the rear sleeping space of this tent? Also, if we were to get the sleeping insert, would the Zempire Monstamat Twin fit in each seperate room assuming the answer to the first question is yes?
Sam - South Fremantle, WA(10 months ago)
G'day Sam,
The rear section sleeping area is 225L x 290W cm - two twin mats side by side are 264cm wide, so you will have space. The room insert is a total of 280cm wide, which means each room will be 140cm wide - the Zempire twin will fit in each, with a few cms to spare.
Lauren - Snowys(10 months ago)
Awning sides1 answer
Hi is there any facility to attach some walls to that awning?
Anthony - Sandringham, VIC(10 months ago)
G'day Anthony,
Theres no awning walls for the Santorini tents that we're aware of at this stage. There doesn't seem to be any attachment points that you could use to come up with an alternative solution - it may be possible to get some velcro strips added by your local canvas/awning specialist if you wanted to. The tent is largely designed to have a sleeping space at the back and an interior living space up the front, so if you set up your space in that fashion you can have that enclosed space, and maintain an open awning area.
Lauren - Snowys(10 months ago)
New tent? 1 answer
Hey These tents look great but a bit nervous by the lack of reviews. When did they come out?
Simon - East Fremantle, WA(10 months ago)
G'day Simon,
They are literally brand spanking new, both to us and Dometic in general - only gone online in the last week or two, so there are any reviews coming in yet, but we've had a fair bit of a play around with them and we're impressed!
Lauren - Snowys(10 months ago)
Sleeping area1 answer
Hi Confused by the dimensions of the sleeping area Sleeping Area: 225L x 290W cm | 190L x 290W cm Is it 225L or 190L? Does this reduce at all if you purchase the bedroom ad on?
Simon - East Fremantle, WA(10 months ago)
G'day Simon,
Thats a great question, and I can see how its not entirely clear! The sleeping space in total is 290W x 415L, if you were to add the bedroom add on the sleeping areas are divided as stated in the specs. Basically looking at the product images, the whole dark grey back end of the tent is 225L, and the front lighter grey section is 190L. Hope that clarifies!
