Enter the Ratchet Storm Straps by Gala Tent. These aren't your everyday tie downs. They're the embodiment of strength, ensuring your marquees and gazebos remain grounded even when the weather turns challenging.

But I still think the theory I came up with last year and not tested would be the best way to secure a dome or tunnel tent in a storm,and that is a net, that fits over the tent to a depth of the tents guying points.You could then fit as many extra guys on all round the tent by tying or with the use of Clingons this would act like two big hands holding the tent.if you think about it imagine the tent all guyed down and then two large hands covering the tent and holding it down onto the poles it would still move with the gusts but it would be more stable. But I have not tested it as I do not have the sort of tent that requires it.You can only pull a spring half of its length with your hand strength which leaves enough spring action should the wind come up. A compression spring’s push and pull strength gets progressively stronger as it is being pressured. Lakeland's soft grip pegs. Must have got them about five years ago, maybe more. Never had one break on me, which can't be said of others I have had.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user WhereYouLeftIt) The head hook is designed in such a way that it is a system of closed loops and when the spring is hooked on, the rope and spring cannot unhook itself in any windy condition. You may be thinking, as these pegs provide the best surface area, when not use screw-type pegs all the time? Areas with postcodes starting with AB, BT, IM, IV, KW, PA, PH, TR or ZE may attract a surcharge from our couriers.

Depending on the height, V tent pegs are a more versatile type. This is because they work great for all ground types. Typically, V tent pegs are ideal for the more crucial parts of the tent such as the main pegging points – four corners and main guyline. Due to their design, V tent pegs also deliver great strength to your tent. Understanding the nuances of erecting marquees and gazebos, we introduced our range of anchoring tools with both safety and ease in mind. Type of grip: Your pegs must keep your washing secure and grip on your laundry line, but some grips can leave unsightly marks or imprints on your clothes. Soft grip pegs tend to be kinder on your clothes, but you may struggle with delicate fabrics. You may be thinking, why on earth would you want your storm straps to move? Well, during high winds your straps will be under a lot of tension. The springs help to release some of this pressure and prevent damage to your awning poles. PLS Caravan Motorhome Awning Tie Down KitHIGH VISIBILITY CHEVRON - Avoid the dangers of hard to see straps with our HEAVY DUTY neon REVERSABLE tie downs which ensure trip hazards are reduced & that load points are clearly visible. Our INDUSTRIAL GRADE non-scratch ratchet straps are UV Protection Coated. Ground Bars: These not only lend weight and stability but also keep your setup perfectly squared. For added weight, drape them with sandbags. MULTI-PURPOSE: Peggy N are height-adjustable screw-in tent pegs for 85% of all ground types. With the hook perfect to secure awnings, guy ropes, guy lines, tents, etc. The screw peg S is used without hooks and is therefore primarily intended for eyelets on tent skirts and for tent carpets. If you’ve room, use your vehicle to shield the car from the wind. Windbreaks may also help (although we struggled to even get ours set up due to the wind this time) if they’re in securely – add guys if possible for extra stability. Pitch the tent in a sheltered place but not in line for flying items like breaking trees or branches. 10. Take a storm kit with you, just in case

Pegs should be hit into the ground, pointing diagonally away from the tent, so they’re harder to pull out. Guy ropes should be pegged out at 45 degrees rather than more vertical or horizontal. 5. Tighten guy ropesThere is a 14-day cooling off period where you can withdraw from the credit agreement after signing your documents. If you wish to do this, you need to notify the finance company. L” Pegs are temporary spot anchors and offers no counter action from the other “L” Pegs around your tent. This causes the guide ropes to unhook, causing total collapse of the structure.