I have to agree with you, of all the tents we have, the Pacific is our all time favourite. So easy to put up and the poles are so light. I just wish it had the canopy of the Adventure, I keep thinking I will get in touch with TVS to see if they can make me one.
I wouldn't like a tent without a window either. We do have a Cabanon dome tent which we do use and that doesn't have a window and its a bit claustrophobic,that's its only fault.
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My take on why the little cabanons are more expensive than the big ones, this site has converted everybody to Cabanon Frames and they now all have a big six berth or similar and they are now all in the market for a smaller lighter weight weekender
PS I have even contemplated investigating whether there is a company which could put a second window into the front of my Pacific. Lol.
If only......my Cabanon Protecta has a small window next to the door, it far to small to cook in,but has the kitchen `window` at the back, it`l be great with another window
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My friend now has the camping bug and has opted straight for ther cabanon but............how do you pronounce it? i thought ka ber nonn and she says cay bee nonn are we both wrong lol . this is important as she don't want to look a dwweb while camping.
Last week i rung up for a roofbox and confidently asked for a thewl and he said yes we have a tooolay
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It's pronounced as it looks Cab-a-non, hard to explain when writing it isn;t it But it's more like yours than your friends. Just think French when you say it! .
Helen
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Quote: Originally posted by dadsbeaniemad on 20/3/2010
It's now got me thinking about the Dutch tents - do any of them have linigs?
Which ones?
The De Waards have small zipped openings below the pegging skirt for ventilation.
The Karstens have a similar type of thing.
My Esvo, the front quarters roll back and have mozzie netting for ventilation.
From what I know of Cabanons some have pvc roof's?
If so it is a big heat magnet....could also be as has said in a previous post the linings disguise the frame?
Pyramids have few poles an karstens even less.
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Topic: question about cabanons
But it's more like yours than your friends. Just think French when you say it! 
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