Rain gutter between pop-up tents
The rain gutter between tents drains rainwater that collects between the roofs of pop-up tents set up side by side away from the tents. It helps keep the connection, the sales area and the ground under the tents drier even in rainy weather.
Suitable for connecting several tents
The rain gutter is a practical solution at markets, trade fairs, outdoor events and catering areas where two or more tents are used side by side. Together with tent connecting clamps, you can create a more stable and weatherproof row of tents.
Main features
- directs rainwater away from between the tents;
- suitable for tents with Easy-up 40 mm and Pop-up 50 mm frames;
- made of durable PVC material;
- attaches to the tent roofs with hook-and-loop tape;
- no tools needed for installation;
- available in lengths of 3 m, 4 m, 4.5 m, 6 m and 8 m.
Easy to install
Place the tents side by side and attach the rain gutter to the edge of both tent roofs. The gutter forms a drainage channel between the roofs and directs rainwater away from the tents.
Choosing the length
Choose the rain gutter length according to the length of the sides of the tents being connected. For example, a 3 m long gutter is suitable for connecting the 3 m sides of two tents.
Ordering
Choose the right length, add the rain gutter between tents to the quote basket and send us a quote request. See also tent connecting clamps, pop-up tents and other tent accessories.
Rain gutter between tents: measuring before ordering
Measure the length of the sides that will be next to each other. For example, a 3 × 6 m tent can be connected to another tent on either its shorter or longer side, but these need gutters of different lengths. Add the size of both tents and the planned layout to your request.
For tents you bought earlier, specify the roof model and how the edge is attached. The gutter attaches with hook-and-loop tape; equal length alone does not confirm that the roof edge of another manufacturer will fit the same attachment. Also state the number of connections if there are more than two tents.
Drainage and material
Plan the ends of the gutter so that the water does not drain near the entrance or a workstation. The rain gutter directs water, the connecting clamp joins the frames and the tent anchoring holds the tent to the ground. These have different functions.
PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride. You can get a general overview of the material from the British Plastics Federation's PVC page (in English). The specific suitability of the gutter is based on the dimensions and attachment method described here.







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