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    Cloudburst Doors?

    Is it possible to close the ends of the Cloudburst to create doors around a Ridgerunner? If not has anyone attempted created door attachments?

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    ...ZQ here...We could make sewn on doors for this hammock. Check out the doors on our website.
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    Thanks ZQ!

    I'll take a look at your website.

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    FWIW...the suspension triangles of the Ridgerunner extend ~12"-18" beyond the ends of the Cloudburst tarp and would prevent doors from completely closing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmcttr View Post
    FWIW...the suspension triangles of the Ridgerunner extend ~12"-18" beyond the ends of the Cloudburst tarp and would prevent doors from completely closing.
    Very good point. When I looked at the Cloudburst on the WB website, I didn't see the suspension lines. With a second look...now I see them! I do have an idea how I could adjust the door pattern to allow the suspension lines room, but a small part of the top of the doors would be open. Would that negate the benefits of having doors? ZQ
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