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Hello all.
It does depend on whether a 'tent carpet' is used, or 'home carpet'.
The 'tent carpets' I've seen, have a backing similar to the SIG that grips the SIG.
I use a 'decorators' plastic backed cotton twill sheet (3*4 metres), that grips the SIG of my tent.
It cost me 5 GBP from a local Sunday Market.
The matching carpet would cost about 25 GBP.
I have tried 'home' carpets or rugs, but they do tend to slip.
I did fit some 'Duct Tape' on the underside which assisted grip, but my wife didn't want me to keep them. LOL
Each to their own.
Kind regards James
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In the beginning there was darkness.
Then I bought a tent.
I'm not destitute, I'm just poor. 
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Topic: Tent carpet
