How is tent pest control done?
The installation on iron scaffolding and wooden poles is entirely up to personal preference. Installations on wooden poles are generally for small-sized tents and are often preferred today for tents that will not be permanent, and for yurt and nomadic tents where natural appearances are more considered. Installations on iron scaffolding, on the other hand, are preferred for large tents in permanent locations where a more aesthetically pleasing appearance is desired, and for tents that cannot be set up on wooden poles. Pest control for nomadic and yurt
felt tents, as well as all other tent products, is essential for the longevity of the tents. For this purpose, they are pest controlled at least once a year. It is also essential to place naphthalene on each side of the tents at least once a year. This way, you can protect your tents from harmful organisms most effectively.
Do tents smell?
Nomadic felt tents and other tent models made from goat hair naturally do have a smell. However, it should be known that since they are assembled and set up in open areas and constantly serve in open environments, it is by no means a long-lasting or bothersome odor, and people, especially customers of tents used for commercial purposes, do not notice it. Furthermore, any odor disappears after the first rain.
