Insurance Quotes

Advertisement

Message Forums

Welcome Guest Register  Log In  Search  Latest Posts
 Reception - All Forums
  Camping and Caravanning Equipment
Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email

The Equipment Forum is proudly sponsored by Wolfbox
Wolfbox specialise in premium mirror dash cams, portable jump starters, and vehicle safety accessories, and known for products like the Wolfbox G900 Pro with it's 12-inch touchscreen rear-view mirror dash cam. Wolfbox products are designed to enhance driving safety, with a focus on producing cutting-edge technology for modern drivers. Find out more here
Subject Topic: Robens Tarp
Post Reply
18/6/2008 at 1:26pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: None Entered
View allya's Profile View Profile   Reply to allya Reply   Quote allya Quote  
Joined: 14/1/2004

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   12

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Anyone got one/have an opinion on them? Need something light to cook/sit under. Thanks.


18/6/2008 at 3:54pm
 Location: London
 Outfit: Weathermaster 1974
View Shimmy's Profile View Profile   Reply to Shimmy Reply   Quote Shimmy Quote  
Joined: 12/8/2007

Silver Member
Silver Member

Forum Posts:   165

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Allya...everyone recommends the DECATHLON QUECHUA TARPS..£20 inc two 6' poles...3m x 3m


18/6/2008 at 6:14pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: None Entered
View allya's Profile View Profile   Reply to allya Reply   Quote allya Quote  
Joined: 14/1/2004

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   12

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Thanks, I saw them but I wasn't sure how many points they had to attach to and so what different ways you could put them up. Also Robens do a 3x3 one and I think the Decathlon is a bit bigger? On top of that I can't face driving to Lakeside with my 1 year old!


18/6/2008 at 8:07pm
 Location: Isle of Skye
 Outfit: various small tents OH 3 kids RIP dog
View Sooz's Profile View Profile   Reply to Sooz Reply   Quote Sooz Quote  
Joined: 27/4/2002

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   3249
Tent Reviews:   1

Site Reviews Total: 20
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

I've got a robens 3x3 tarp - you can put it up freestanding but its a bit of a faff - I wanted it as a porch canopy but the seam runs diagonally so I never managed to get it taut.

-------------
Life is like a box of chocolates...


18/6/2008 at 9:16pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: None Entered
View allya's Profile View Profile   Reply to allya Reply   Quote allya Quote  
Joined: 14/1/2004

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   12

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Just seen you said the decathlon was 3x3 Shimmy, sorry!
Thanks for the tip about the seam Sooz. Might have to make that trip then even if it ends up costing the difference in petrol and stress! How many fixing points does the decathlon have?


Forum Sponsor

Wolfbox


18/6/2008 at 9:56pm
 Location: Donacster S Yorkshire
 Outfit: Bailey Olympus 534
View markowl0's Profile View Profile   Reply to markowl0 Reply   Quote markowl0 Quote  
Joined: 14/1/2005

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   89

Site Reviews Total: 3
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Hi we have the Decathlon tarp, it comes with 2 poles. The tarp does come with extra eyelets fixed to the tarp, which should enable you to buy additional poles.

However does anyone know where to buy extra poles, approx 6ft?

I have searched ebay but no joy

 



18/6/2008 at 10:04pm
 Location: 
 Outfit: 
View caster's Profile View Profile   Reply to caster Reply   Quote caster Quote  
Joined: 18/2/2007

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   3637

Site Reviews Total: 7
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Can't comment on the robens tarp but we have the quechua tarp and find it so versatile, it can be used in a lot of configurations and well worth the money, we were in Decathlon today and they had spare poles for sale, not sure how much

-------------




19/6/2008 at 3:12am
 Location: lincolnshire
 Outfit: caravan and tents
View superslob's Profile View Profile   Reply to superslob Reply   Quote superslob Quote  
Joined: 11/8/2004

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   3573

Site Reviews Total: 2
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

i'v got one of the decathlon tarps a few months back and its the best thing i'v brought for camping for a while,for extra poles i use some we had with an old tent ,which we had never used , but have come in real handy to make the tarp more taut !! sorry i could'nt be of anymore help

-------------
one by one
the pixies steal my sanity!!!
too many meets 2 mention!!!!
Email me if you dare



20/6/2008 at 3:37pm
 Location: London
 Outfit: Weathermaster 1974
View Shimmy's Profile View Profile   Reply to Shimmy Reply   Quote Shimmy Quote  
Joined: 12/8/2007

Silver Member
Silver Member

Forum Posts:   165

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Yep...extra poles...£8 each, but extendable to 213cm, about 7'.

http://www.myholidaypartner.com/camping_equipment/spares_and_repairs/spares-and-repairs.php



-------------
"All right, let's not panic. I'll make the money by selling one of my livers.I can get by with one." Homer Simpson.


20/6/2008 at 3:43pm
 Location: London
 Outfit: Weathermaster 1974
View Shimmy's Profile View Profile   Reply to Shimmy Reply   Quote Shimmy Quote  
Joined: 12/8/2007

Silver Member
Silver Member

Forum Posts:   165

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Also, for more money, OUTWELL do a Tarp, 3000HH like most their tent materials, is dearer at around £40 but is 3.5m x 3.5m and comes with 2 poles at 2.3m Ht, which is 7' 6". Google for best price!

-------------
"All right, let's not panic. I'll make the money by selling one of my livers.I can get by with one." Homer Simpson.


Forum Sponsor

Wolfbox


20/6/2008 at 8:14pm
 Location: Donacster S Yorkshire
 Outfit: Bailey Olympus 534
View markowl0's Profile View Profile   Reply to markowl0 Reply   Quote markowl0 Quote  
Joined: 14/1/2005

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   89

Site Reviews Total: 3
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Thanks for the link shimmy

Just the ticket - Cheers

 

 




In order to post a reply you will need to register, or if already registered please log in here

Prev       Next
Quick Links - All Forums - Camping and Caravanning Equipment - Top of Page

     Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email


Latest News, Discounts and Competitions  see all...















    Upcoming Event

UKCS Meet Elvaston Steam Rally 2026 03/07 to 06/07

Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.


6662 Visitors online !

Free UKCampsite.co.uk Window Sticker  -  Add a Missing Campsite

[Message Forums]  [Caravan Sites & Camping]  [Company Listings]  [Features / Advice]  [Virtual Brochure]  [Special Offers]
[Reception]  [Competitions]  [Caravans & Motorhomes For Sale]  [Event Diary]  [Tent Reviews

[Contact Us



Please note we are not responsible for the content of external sites & any reviews represent the author's personal view only. Please report any error here. You may view our privacy and cookie policy and terms and conditions here. All copyrights & other intellectual property rights in the design and content of this web site are reserved to the UKCampsite.co.uk © 1999 - 2026


Advertisement


Advertisement

Advertisement