cooking in foul weather-wind and rain

[jacqueg]

I just found a video done by Bob and a nice lady. She had broom stick between doors holding it from coming in, and bungee cords holding the doors from blowing outward and tarp.

Did you check out the link I posted? it explains how they did it.

After I went back and looked harder, I did!

They used an extendable curtain rod, and IMO, while those work fine for curtains, I'd question how well they'd stand up in a stiff wind. I was thinking something sturdier, like a woodworker's bar clamp, but that would be a bit on the spendy side.

 

[DuneElliot]

After I went back and looked harder, I did!

They used an extendable curtain rod, and IMO, while those work fine for curtains, I'd question how well they'd stand up in a stiff wind. I was thinking something sturdier, like a woodworker's bar clamp, but that would be a bit on the spendy side.

What about a cargo bar for the back of a pick-up truck...right size and adjustable, not super expensive, available at Walmart or most auto parts stores.

 

[jacqueg]

What about a cargo bar for the back of a pick-up truck...right size and adjustable, not super expensive, available at Walmart or most auto parts stores.

Thank you, that looks like the very thing! I didn't know about those!