What are the fabric types of outdoor inflatable tents?

At present, the widely used fabrics are: Rigcloth > Oxford cloth > nylon and washed cloth. Generally speaking, nylon and water washing are the most commonly used and better. Rig and Oxford are generally used for professional outdoor sports, and are suitable for professional tents in extreme environments such as mountains, plateaus and snow-capped mountains. Nylon and washing cloth are mostly used with ordinary leisure inflatable tents. Judgment standard: the greater the density, the better, and the higher the waterproof degree, the better. 1, only apply AC or PU when splashing water. Generally, it is only used for inflatable tents for children or games. 2. Waterproof 300MM is generally used for dry beach tents/sunshade tents or cotton tents. 3. Waterproof 800MM- 1200MM is used for ordinary simple camping tents. 4. Waterproof 1500MM-2000MM is used for mid-range inflatable tents, which need to travel for many days. 5, waterproof more than 3000MM is generally a professional inflatable tent, after high temperature/cold resistance and other technical treatment. The rainproof performance of the outer tent cloth is calculated according to the number of water columns per square centimeter millimeter. The rainproof index of general professional tents is above 1500mm, which can prevent moderate to heavy rain; And individual professional alpine tents can reach 3000-4000mm, which can prevent continuous heavy rain. High-quality rain-proof tarpaulin not only has high rain-proof index, but also has rich adhesive tape at the joint of tarpaulin to prevent water seepage at the joint. Although the tent cloth outside has a high rain index, ventilation is a problem. Even on a clear and rainless night, after a sleep, the tent will still be covered with water droplets, especially on the wet ground such as grass. If it accumulates more, it will drip into the internal account. Relatively speaking, the water in the outer tent with low rain index is less than that with high rain index. These are the water vapor exhaled by the residents in the inflatable tent and the water droplets gathered by the water vapor inside the tarpaulin. Because the tent outside is rain-proof, the rain outside can't get in and the steam inside can't get out. So when you get up in the morning, avoid shaking the tent hard and be careful of the light rain. Prompt from Beijing Yatu Zhuofan Technology Development Co., Ltd.