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Hi Esther, Looking at the piccy of your tent, it looks like the draught flaps do tuck inside cos the pegging points are on the outside. Some frame tents, Marechal for instance, have the pegging points on the inside, so their flaps lie outside.
With our recently aquired Cabanon Julie, we had to cut the draught flap for the centre back pole. Our flaps are made of polyethelene (like tarps), not PVC, so it was fine to cut it diagonal up towards the pole without it fraying, and it now tucks neatly under the ground sheet with no draughts.
If your flaps are polyethelene then it's fine to cut a diagonal slit in it. However, I can't be sure if this is okay on PVC (smooth without any weave showing) flaps. You could always email Sunncamp to ask their advice.
Nice tent by the way. Welcome to the forum 
------------- Jean
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