the tent I have been offered is missing ground sheet and it has been suggested by camp shops that since i have a wheelchair i may be better with a stronger more durable one .
You may be better going to a watergarden supplier, and looking at pond liners. They will not rip or rockle up like tarps and you can peg them down if you re-inforce the pegging points. They come in all sorts of thickness' for you to try. or just put groundsheet down in the bedroom pods? good luck
We had a nice breathable groundsheet which was really tough and would take a wheelchair without any problems. I think we got it from towsure. We loved it however, someone stole it from our trailer while we were stopped at a petrol station in Spain.
------------- Joanne
May - Peak District
June - MG Live Silverstone
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thank you will have a look at pond liners that to .Bedroom pod wise is ok planning to postion bed so can transfer out main living area straight on to airbed
.But want groundsheet in living area for the children when plsaying games etc and to cut down draughts a bit
Hi,I’ve just bought one of these from GoOutdoors for my tent extension, not used it yet but looks like it will stop in place better than a normal plastic tarp. They come in different sizes.
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