Hi All.
I've had a Clarke garage tent for a few years now to keep my Range Rover project out of the weather, however most of the winter it's more damp in there than if it were outside due to condensation. The ends are closed to keep prying eyes out, although there is a good gap underneath to let air pass, but it doesn't stop everything getting rained on inside.
I want to add additional venting, most likely up above head height to help reduce temperature differences between inside and out, and hopefully reduce condensation. I have in mind to install a couple of this type of louvred vent in each end but have some doubts about fixing something rigid to the canvas leading to it tearing around the edge after a while.
I'm thinking of sandwiching the canvas between two grilles, maybe reinforcing the cut out area with duct tape. Position would be roughly where the Clarke logo is above the roll up section.
Before I dive in to this plan I thought I'd ask if anyone has done something like this before, or have any words of advice?
I've had a Clarke garage tent for a few years now to keep my Range Rover project out of the weather, however most of the winter it's more damp in there than if it were outside due to condensation. The ends are closed to keep prying eyes out, although there is a good gap underneath to let air pass, but it doesn't stop everything getting rained on inside.
I want to add additional venting, most likely up above head height to help reduce temperature differences between inside and out, and hopefully reduce condensation. I have in mind to install a couple of this type of louvred vent in each end but have some doubts about fixing something rigid to the canvas leading to it tearing around the edge after a while.
I'm thinking of sandwiching the canvas between two grilles, maybe reinforcing the cut out area with duct tape. Position would be roughly where the Clarke logo is above the roll up section.
Before I dive in to this plan I thought I'd ask if anyone has done something like this before, or have any words of advice?