By: Andy Swaby Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2011 Rating:
We bought a second hand Venus in 2015 and like the previous reviewer are very pleased with it. The trailer is small and very lightweight so can be towed by a small car (in our case a Skoda Fabia) and can be easily moved around on site and garage stored. We have previously owned larger, heavier trailer tents and find the light weight a big advantage but miss the storage space provided by a larger unit. The main cabin is easy to erect but small and only suitable for overnight stays without the awning. Any stay longer requires the awning which is relatively easy to put up. One minor niggle is that erection of the awning tends to pull the cabin canvas slightly out of shape making it impossible to close the cabin door properly. The TT has been fitted with mains electrics providing 6 plug points in the cabin area which is a big plus. Like the previous reviewer I would consider this TT suitable for a couple but too small for a family even though it would be physically possible to put an extra bed in an undertent or an awning extension.
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By: Joe67 Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2001 Rating:
We have owned a Venus for just over a year now and are very pleased with it. We find it very easy to erect, I can do ot on my own in around 30 minutes.Although some come with a kitchen ours does not. We have the extension for the awning and find it give great extra space. The one downside is we don't have a bedskirt and no means of fitting one.Our car is a 1200cc Fiat Dublo and w still get 42MPG when towing on a run.The TT is light enough to manoeuvre on site and we are both in our 60s.Ours came with all the interior roof covers and the bed pod, we also have the bed pod for the awning extension. I would recommend the Venus for a couple.
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2-berth bedroom (145 x 210cm) with a ventilated front window, with flap, giving a view to the outside, or awning if fitted. The standard model is supplied with cabin roof lining, full set of curtains and removable mattress and seat covers. Corner steadies, jockey wheel and spare wheel and carrier are also included as standard. A roomy 2.35m awning with zip-out panel - see further details below The strong, steel, trailer body, has a seating area and locker storage, built-in drawers and a fully galvanised chassis. Brakes are available as an option. The Venus is available either with or without a deluxe kitchen, with two burners, grill, drawers and stainless steel sink. Venus Standard Awning Features include : 2.35m, two-piece, awning which has a patterned acrylic roof, curtains and a kitchen area with large ventilated window and outside flap on the right-hand-side. An awning roof lining is available as an option. The left-hand-side panel is removable and, once removed, an optional Tall Annexe, and inner if required, can be fitted to the awning. The front panel of the awning may be rolled-up. The awning is detachable, and enables the sleeping part of the trailer tent to be used on its’ own, if required. This is particularly useful for overnight stays. The optional «deluxe sun canopy can be fitted directly onto the cabin or to the front of the awning.
