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Subject Topic: Pennine pathfinder wardrobe clothes hange
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via mobile 14/10/2019 at 5:49pm
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Hi all
I am having difficulty in finding clothes hangers which are narrow enough to use in my pennine pathfinder wardrobe; does anyone know where I can obtain some?
They need to be less than 16 inches long.
Thanks
Phil


14/10/2019 at 7:57pm
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Amazon do a 15” plastic coat hanger. You sort you can hang shirts and trousers on.

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via mobile 14/10/2019 at 8:54pm
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Hi Junior Pullman; I will have a look.

Phil.


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use the trouser type hangers the ones ona sliding bar and have 2 peg things on them, our wardrobe is small too and that is how I hang everything


15/10/2019 at 11:31am
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We took the wardrobe out, completely .... to allow more storage space for towing .... plus a small, extra worktop (we actually put a second (table-top) fridge on it ...

Then, we had a foldup wardrobe, which lived in the awning, and was much more spacious.


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Quote: Originally posted by Kelper on 15/10/2019
We took the wardrobe out, completely .... to allow more storage space for towing .... plus a small, extra worktop (we actually put a second (table-top) fridge on it ...

Then, we had a foldup wardrobe, which lived in the awning, and was much more spacious.



mine`s in the loft with the hinge.


15/10/2019 at 7:51pm
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I like our wardrobe. On short trips we use it as a wardrobe, but on longer hols we use it as a pantry, having put shelves in it, and have one of the tables that has shelves inside a zip up compartment for the food. I like hearing the different things other campers do with the insides of their fc.

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16/10/2019 at 1:32am
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We found that the main problem with the supplied 'wardrobe; was having to empty it and re-store the contents every time you pack it down ... unless you just have (say) half a dozen dresses on hangers .... or bung it full of pillows.


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Thanks marge6 that's a good tip. I have found various hangers on Amazon which are apparently small enough.


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Hi Keller.
That's an interesting option, but I'm a bit concerned about clothes getting damp if in a folding wardrobe in the awning; I may try it though as I'm always open to good advice.


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Good idea Junior Pullman. Camping people are very inventive I find!


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Hi Keller
I don't leave any clothing in the camper when it's packed away, so that's not going to be an issue, but keeping pillows in the wardrobe sounds like a good idea.


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Damp clothes ... we only camped on continental Europe during the summer ... so dampness was rarely a problem ... often, the opposite!   Hence the need fpor a second fridge!


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we have a large foldable shelving unit in the awning (enclosed type) and have never had damp clothes.


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Hi Jedsjeep
That's reassuring to know; perhaps I'm being too cautious.
Thanks for your feedback.



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