You can use a porch and any rain running from the tip of the tent is diverted from the door opening. The porch also gives you space for shoes and other items besides dry entry into the Nordic tipi.
The second option is to use a canopy to give rain protection over the door. To give the Nordic tipi its natural withstand to stormy weather, the porch and the canopy are not permanent parts of the tent. They are easy to remove if the weather gets too windy.
The third way to deal with avoiding the rain falling into the doorway is to use a half inner tent. In this way, the half inner tent becomes the main tent and the rest of the Nordic tipi acts as an awning.
Accessories
How to avoid damages
How to make a fire
How to choose
Tips on how to use
Camping with dogs
Sustainability
The Sami are a nomadic, indigenous people in northern Scandinavia. They are known as the people of the sun and the wind. Some Sami still work as reindeer-keepers. Traditional Sami clothes are decorated with colourful, woven bands and bands like this used as shoelaces.
Tentipi® Nordic tipis are designed to be used with an open fire or stove; it is this feature that makes them a home from home in all weather conditions.
But please check local regulations, read and understand the instructions provided, and make sure you are fully competent to deal with the risks involved, before striking that match.