How to store your Décathlon rooftop tent easily?

When the adventure ends, it’s time to think about storage. And if, like us, you have a Décathlon MH500 rooftop tent (or a Naïtup or QuechuaXNaïtup), you may be wondering how to store it easily and without the hassle. Good news: there’s a simple, practical, well-designed solution!

How to store your Décathlon rooftop tent

The universal rooftop tent storage stand: the ideal storage companion

The universal rooftop tent storage stand is THE answer to the question “how do you store your Décathlon rooftop tent?”.

Designed to fit Naïtup, QuechuaXNaïtUp and MH500 tents, this stand lets you store your tent upright safely. It’s ideal if you’re short on space in the garage, laundry room, or utility room.

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Easy assembly with everyday tools

No need to be a DIY pro. The stand arrives in a box (10 x 10 x 120 cm) with all the necessary parts. You’ll just need:

  • 2 Allen keys (HC4 and HC5)

  • 2 open-end wrenches (10 and 13)

Once assembled, it becomes a real asset for storing the tent without forcing it—and above all, without risking damage.

Practical: casters to move your tent easily

What sets this stand apart is that it comes with two feet with casters. Once the tent is on it, you can move it from one corner to another without lifting dead weight. It’s really handy, especially if you’re handling it on your own.

Why choose this stand?

  • Compatible with Naïtup, QuechuaXNaïtup and MH500 tents

  • Space-saving vertical storage

  • Sturdy, stable frame

  • Casters for top-notch maneuverability

  • Fast delivery via Décathlon

Affiliate link to use to order

You can order it directly here → Universal rooftop tent storage stand

It’s a small expense that will make life much easier between two road trips!

Bonus tip: to extend the life of your rooftop tent, store it in a dry, ventilated place out of the sun. And remember to clean it before storing it to avoid mold or bad smells on your next trip.

Happy storing, and here’s to the next adventure!

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