The Manufacturing Process Of The Tent

The making of the tent seems simple, but with different thicknesses of fabric and different weather changes, details become extremely important. This includes factors such as welding the individual material parts together and the precision with which the material is cut.

What is the tent made of?

You may be surprised if we give a general overview of the material. Today, PVC is commonly used as a base material for tents. It offers everything manufacturers expect - light weight, relatively low raw material costs, and high durability. However, it is important to note that tents can also be made from nylon, fiber, PVDF fabric as well as cotton blends and canvas.

There is no doubt that the main feature of the tent is waterproof, which can guarantee rain protection. It is crucial to consider the effectiveness of this protection, with waterproofing grades measured in millimetres. This rating shows how much water it takes for the liquid to penetrate the inside of the material. Standard camping tents usually have a rain rating of around 1,000mm, but there are tents designed to withstand higher levels, such as 3,000mm or even 5,000mm. These tents usually have well-insulated floors.

Regardless of the quality of the substrate, the water resistance of a tent, whether small or large, such as a tent used as a support structure for a large store or wholesaler, depends largely on the quality of the weld. The quality of the manufacturing process is of Paramount importance.