Has anybody out there ventured to put a deployable vent similar to how some tent companies have a venting portion on top of their tents with a stiffener piece that can help hold its shape?
Thinking of sewing in a patch into the top end of the side doors similar to how it is on a tent like in the picture. Mine would obviously be oriented vertically to shed any rain, and when the ‘stiffener’ isn’t deployed, would sit flush with the existing side door fabric.
And this is precisely why I posted on this forum, that’s a great idea and will definitely do that instead. Serves the exact same purpose and probably could get more ventilation if done. On both sides of each door x 2.
If you have a 3d Printer I can send you the file… or print a couple up for you for cheap… Having something in the hole (even a big mountain dew bottle) helps keep things open for air to flow out
@ScottH I believe you’ll need 3 pulls top and middle facing opposing and the bottom one facing towards the tail of the door. We did this mod a few months ago and it does make a difference in ventilation.
Ok peeps, Monday someone forgot that daylight savings meant I would have no sun at 6pm. Tuesday was raining and cant get into my garage currently due to projects… but went out today.
I put mine on my back door but will work on any. Should only need one new add on zipper pull for each door you do this to so you can open the top up.
For those wanting some Thinking $15? and shipping… I did some design modifications to make it a little easier to print but it is a 12 hour+ print - I just tossed a Tan one on the printer to make sure my changes are good
The world has been crazy and I fell behind having time to print these and lots of other lame excuses. Let me get my printer back up and running in the next day or so and I will get them listed back on my etsy shop