Thanks for brilliant photo, we can now see all the seams and think it will be too large for us. We thought we might be able to trim it down. You have a lovely set up
Bit off-topic, but - brilliant board name, Kelda! Never thought I'd see the clan referenced on here. Nice one!
Awesome windbreak, taafe75 - I didn't realise they made inflatable ones. My camping is very low-tech and small-scale in comparison. Still, a girl can dream!
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A number of tarps out there, we've got a Quechua MULTIFUNCTION TARP CAMPING SHELTER - FRESH XL, which is cheaper than the Vango one and comes with 4x sectional poles (variable height up to 2m), a 'mushroom' pole end to created a pyramid type central pole layout, very flexible layout potential. It's also amazingly heat repellent, creating a cool shelter space in the fiercest sun. .... and a 5 year warranty! Very impressed with ours when we used it in France last year to provide shelter over our outdoor kitchen and relaxing/dining area.
Quote: Originally posted by Monty15 on 02/7/2023
A number of tarps out there, we've got a Quechua MULTIFUNCTION TARP CAMPING SHELTER - FRESH XL, which is cheaper than the Vango one and comes with 4x sectional poles (variable height up to 2m), a 'mushroom' pole end to created a pyramid type central pole layout, very flexible layout potential. It's also amazingly heat repellent, creating a cool shelter space in the fiercest sun. .... and a 5 year warranty! Very impressed with ours when we used it in France last year to provide shelter over our outdoor kitchen and relaxing/dining area.
Quote: Originally posted by Monty15 on 02/7/2023
A number of tarps out there, we've got a Quechua MULTIFUNCTION TARP CAMPING SHELTER - FRESH XL, which is cheaper than the Vango one and comes with 4x sectional poles (variable height up to 2m), a 'mushroom' pole end to created a pyramid type central pole layout, very flexible layout potential. It's also amazingly heat repellent, creating a cool shelter space in the fiercest sun. .... and a 5 year warranty! Very impressed with ours when we used it in France last year to provide shelter over our outdoor kitchen and relaxing/dining area.
Hi Monty, we have an Outwell Parkdale 4a airbeam and think this tarp could be fixed onto the front to keep rain out. When you next use it, can you possibly give me the measurements of each section from the front one (with the coloured triangles) to the back where it is starts to narrow. They all look reasonably the same but need the exact measurement to see if it will fit our beams.
Quote: Originally posted by Monty15 on 02/7/2023
A number of tarps out there, we've got a Quechua MULTIFUNCTION TARP CAMPING SHELTER - FRESH XL, which is cheaper than the Vango one and comes with 4x sectional poles (variable height up to 2m), a 'mushroom' pole end to created a pyramid type central pole layout, very flexible layout potential. It's also amazingly heat repellent, creating a cool shelter space in the fiercest sun. .... and a 5 year warranty! Very impressed with ours when we used it in France last year to provide shelter over our outdoor kitchen and relaxing/dining area.
Hi Monty, we have an Outwell Parkdale 4a airbeam and think this tarp could be fixed onto the front to keep rain out. When you next use it, can you possibly give me the measurements of each section from the front one (with the coloured triangles) to the back where it is starts to narrow. They all look reasonably the same but need the exact measurement to see if it will fit our beams.
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