How can I obtain a replacement Rainfly for Embark 4 Person Dome Tent?

First, I'm not a Swiss Gear representative.
* check your warranty. Call for support

*** following is for information only.***
* Specs; https://www.amazon.com/swissgear-3-room-dome-tent/dp/b000iuxjpk
* customer's attempt to erect 8 person tent; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEJqXi3rWmE
* Customer's review of 3/4 room tent; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYH3lzcrGx4
* Kmart; https://www.kmart.com/swiss-gear-3-room-family-dome-tent/p-9990000047088311P
* Cheap-Price.net;https://w.cheap-price.net/store/SwissGear+16%27+x+10%27+Family+Dome+Tent+(Sleeps+8)+(36205)/4697886/
* No Model # (Swiss Gear site); https://www.swissgear.com/catalogsearch/result?q=Tent+model+36205
* Note Wenger does not make tents; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wenger#Other_products
* 14x10' review; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVoXQisnLaw
* forum found a link but it's down now; https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090515164308AAXDSM3
* Official(?) tent demo; https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=_9BGvyF4vOw
* Family dome tent; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4eXG-T33cU
* looks like only Amazon supports this brand. I suspect "Wenger" the official Swiss brand has been after them for using their name.
Aloha, ukeboy57

Contact Walmart, vendor for Ozark tents.

https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=rainfly&cat_id=0

try manufacturer for part replacement or thier customer service for assistance in part replacement

http://www.kelty.com/t-instructions.aspx

This page should have instructions for Kelty products, but the search function has neither "ridgeway" nor "elevation" so perhaps it is actually a different brand?

Is this the ESCORT Super Dome? If so, then it is a Canadian Tire store brand and you can ask at your local store if there are parts available. I doubt that there are, and at the probably price of getting one made, you could just buy a new tent.

If the old one was rectangular you could try making your own.

If the old one simply leaks, then you can try spraying the daylights out of it to re-waterproof it. UV degrades the DWC layer on the outside, and wear and tear, and stretching, degrade the underneath layer--the real waterproof layer. You really need to spray that if you want it waterproof.

Of course, for this tent you may be better off to replace it rather than buy 2 spray cans at $10-15 each for quality products.

most likely they are a size 5 for light tents or a size 8 or 10 for a heavy duty tent. they are called sliders

http://www.fix-a-zipper.com/what-is-
zlideon

http://www.rockywoods.com/Hardware-Zippers/YKK-Zippers/Determining-Zipper-Size

http://www.rockywoods.com/Hardware-Zippers/YKK-Zipper-Hardware

The first things to consider when you are buying a tent are size and budget. Figure out how much you have to spend and then try and get the best quality tent you can for that amount.

How many people do you need your tent for?

A 2 person tent is actually quite cramped for 2 people and it might be better to invest in a 4 person tent.

Speak to people who have been camping and ask them how comfortable their tents were.

You also need to consider issues such as the material the poles are made from (aluminium is stronger), how big the rainfly is (this is the tent's umbrella) , vents, zippers and guy lines(these keep your tent attached to the ground).

Go to a camping shop and get feedback on all these issues before you rush out and buy.

Step 1 Choose a spot to set up your tent. Look for level ground that's free of large rocks or other debris. Make sure you're safely away from your campfire. If it's possible, pitch your tent away from your kitchen area as not to bring animals too close should they be attracted by the smell of food. Once you've chosen a spot, clear the ground of small rocks and sticks to give you a comfortable floor to sleep on. Step 2 Unroll your tent. Put the rainfly and poles aside. Open the tent body so it lays flat on the site you chose. Orient the door so it faces in an accessible direction. Step 3 Take out the tent poles. A basic Hillary tent will use two long poles for the tent body and one short pole of the rainfly. Assemble the two long poles and thread them through the pole guides on the tent body, attaching them to the holes in each tent corner to raise the tent. Step 4 Open the rainfly. Assemble the shorter pole and guide it through the top of the rainfly. Place the rainfly on top of the tent and secure it to the bottom of the tent body with the attached hooks. Step 5 Stake down your tent. You don't want to be surprised by a storm in the middle of the night or while you're away from camp. Stake your tent even if the weather is clear when your arrive. Use a stake at least in each corner of the tent. Find a rock to hammer them firmly into the ground.

Free online instructions:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1185642/Oztrail-Villa-Dome.html?page=4

the 2 long sticks are for the crossover main tent half loops, the other thicker ones are used for the tent cover that shades the exposed open window openings