Several Tips For Choosing A Good Tarpaulin

Choosing a tarpaulin mainly depends on the conditions under which you will use it. Tarpaulin is mainly suitable for three purposes: one is leisure, there is no bottom layer, and there are not many requirements for materials, so it is easy to carry, mainly for sunshade and temporary rest in leisure places such as beaches; the other is general outdoor tarpaulin, with bottom layer, material requirements Relatively high, camp pole made of fiberglass, lightweight and easy to carry. The third is the special tarpaulin for high mountains, the camp column is made of aluminum alloy, and the outer layer of the tarpaulin is tear-proof. We usually choose the second one.

Generally, the two-person tent is the most commonly used tarpaulin, because it is easy to carry, even three or single people can live. The color of the tarpaulin is best to choose warm colors such as yellow, orange, or red, and the conspicuous color is easy to distinguish when you can't move. The tarpaulin needs to have enough cooking space between the inner and outer tents. Generally, the single space of the tarpaulin is 17 to 20 square feet. Double camp poles are usually stronger, but not easy to set up camp quickly in strong winds. The tarpaulin cannot be washed in a washing machine. The camp posts must be placed separately from the tents to avoid puncturing the tents. When storing the tents, the wet tents must be spread out to air dry and then collected. Even if the climbers do not get wet during the climbing process, the exhalation of the climbers will cause moisture to accumulate in the tents. Inside the cloth, so it is best to spread it out and put it in the air to dry for a period of time before closing. The tarpaulin should be folded irregularly, because the more the tarpaulin is used, the more regular and neat folding will cause the folds to harden and collapse.