10x16 or something close will do. Let me know what you have…any condition that doesn’t smell will do!
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WANTED Need a fly for my A-frame tent
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Canvas is heavy, and shipping might make it more than you want to spend.
Home Depot has canvas of various weights that might be a solution, but no grommets or ties.
Have you ever used stone buttons?
Take a corner of the tarp, fold it over a rope, and place a stone about the size of a wedding ring on the folded-over corner. Push the stone up into the tarp until you can gather material around the stone from the other side. Pushing upward, form a mushroom of material, with the stone as the head of the shroom, and wrap a string around the shaft of tarp that's pushed upward, forming a mushroom-like shape. The 2 layers of tarp are captured within the mushroom, securing the corner and providing a loop to hold the rope. It won't be tight enough to capture the rope, so you still have to secure the rope - this just gives a way to attach the tarp to the rope.
Or, find a fly with grommets or ties....
Home Depot has canvas of various weights that might be a solution, but no grommets or ties.
Have you ever used stone buttons?
Take a corner of the tarp, fold it over a rope, and place a stone about the size of a wedding ring on the folded-over corner. Push the stone up into the tarp until you can gather material around the stone from the other side. Pushing upward, form a mushroom of material, with the stone as the head of the shroom, and wrap a string around the shaft of tarp that's pushed upward, forming a mushroom-like shape. The 2 layers of tarp are captured within the mushroom, securing the corner and providing a loop to hold the rope. It won't be tight enough to capture the rope, so you still have to secure the rope - this just gives a way to attach the tarp to the rope.
Or, find a fly with grommets or ties....
Have done that. May resort to doing that here.
Got my tent from Panther and would like to get a fly with ties from them but they are 8 weeks out on production and don’t seem to mind telling you to wait…
Got my tent from Panther and would like to get a fly with ties from them but they are 8 weeks out on production and don’t seem to mind telling you to wait…
Yeah, sometimes they take a while.
I like my Panther pyramid tent.
Time is money, as they say, so it's a matter of your needs.
A Home Depot tarp can be repurposed to a floor, after the Panther fly arrives.
Or, there are a lot of Texans on the forum, maybe someone nearby has what you need.
Good luck in your search.
I like my Panther pyramid tent.
Time is money, as they say, so it's a matter of your needs.
A Home Depot tarp can be repurposed to a floor, after the Panther fly arrives.
Or, there are a lot of Texans on the forum, maybe someone nearby has what you need.
Good luck in your search.
harbor freight has a grommet kit for a few bucks if that helps.
