I was watching an older video regarding your tent grommets. You may not be aware that they make 2 kinds of grommets, a flat grommet and a rolled rim spur grommet. Consider replacing with a rolled rim spur grommet and a new patch of material to reinforce. A tent and awning shop or a boat canvas/awning shop should easily be able to replace with the correct tools . Enjoy !
yes, a sailboat/sail shop did just that. Rolled rim grommet, reinforced with extra material and more supportive stitching all-around...just like the original factory installed corner grommets, out of my pocket $200. Your suggestion is great, wish the Kodiak Tent company had provided such details on adding the required grommets for the optional vestibule. They know this is an overlooked design feature of the 10x10 tent model, as if they forgot about the front vestibule option for the 10x10. Just another company cutting an extra expense corner, let the consumer/purchaser do what they should have during the manufacturing process.
I was watching an older video regarding your tent grommets. You may not be aware that they make 2 kinds of grommets, a flat grommet and a rolled rim spur grommet. Consider replacing with a rolled rim spur grommet and a new patch of material to reinforce. A tent and awning shop or a boat canvas/awning shop should easily be able to replace with the correct tools . Enjoy !
yes, a sailboat/sail shop did just that. Rolled rim grommet, reinforced with extra material and more supportive stitching all-around...just like the original factory installed corner grommets, out of my pocket $200.
Your suggestion is great, wish the Kodiak Tent company had provided such details on adding the required grommets for the optional vestibule. They know this is an overlooked design feature of the 10x10 tent model, as if they forgot about the front vestibule option for the 10x10. Just another company cutting an extra expense corner, let the consumer/purchaser do what they should have during the manufacturing process.