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Quote: Originally posted by DeborahTurner on 24/6/2020
Quote: Originally posted by VangoMan02 on 24/6/2020
Quote: Originally posted by DeborahTurner on 24/6/2020
I have these on my canvas tent: they look the part, keep the rain out and also prevent lightning:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4Pcs-Tent-Lightning-Cap-Camping-Cover-Pole-Hiking-Acces........
Might be interested in this for our bell tent. Do they actually fit tightly on the spike?
Tightly on the poles of the door frame of my Eldorado, yes.
Bell Tent Boutique (I think) and a few other places sell posh wooden ones which look bigger than these, but I think they fit on top of a rain cap.
Thanks for replying, might give it a go.
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Topic: Rain caps for poles
