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Quote: Originally posted by Hiekel Essterol on 09/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by mkn9139 on 09/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by Hiekel Essterol on 09/6/2008

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ROFL.

They come from the same shop that sells Tartan paint and left handed screw drivers.

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OK, almost got me there, lol.......but there were some climbing supplies called sky hooks too,  

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Sorry. The thread just took me back to my old boy scout days when I was sent for a long stand.

I have been waiting 20 years to get my revenge on someone lol.

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He he when i was at junior school, one of the teachers sent me for chequered paint. I was mortified when i looked across at my classroom and they were all wetting themselves! Didn't live it down for weeks!

As there are only the two of us and our tent has two separate bedrooms we make a sort of walk in wardrobe from the second bedroom.  We use an Argos clothes rail like the one pictured above but use normal hangers to hang anything like coats, teeshirts etc and the creases mostly fall out.  Just leave any kind of trousers folded in the bottom of the holdall as it makes the weight on the rail too heavy if you put too much on it.  We also line up all shoes, wellies etc in this wardrobe out of the way and this works very well for us although I appreciate you couldn't do this if you have a full tent.

Quote: Originally posted by Hiekel Essterol on 09/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by mkn9139 on 09/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by Hiekel Essterol on 09/6/2008

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ROFL.

They come from the same shop that sells Tartan paint and left handed screw drivers.

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OK, almost got me there, lol.......but there were some climbing supplies called sky hooks too,  

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Sorry. The thread just took me back to my old boy scout days when I was sent for a long stand.

I have been waiting 20 years to get my revenge on someone lol.

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 I'll let you off, hope it was worth the wait

Quote: Originally posted by xtinexoop on 09/6/2008

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We use a hanging rail with sweater holders - works really well and doesn't take up much space at all in the car as the bars go down the side of the chairs and the holders fold up totally flat.

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Quote: Originally posted by Surfspud on 09/6/2008

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http://www.kc-store-fixtures.com/sky_hooks.php

No idea how you hang them though.

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This thread has turned into a lovely mix of helpful tips and amusements! I like the hanging rail idea but not sure if there's space. We will definitely be trying to air everything outside the tent to avoid condensation, and if it pours with rain, well then we will embrace dampness!

Clare 

Quote: Originally posted by rexgrant on 09/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by Surfspud on 09/6/2008

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http://www.kc-store-fixtures.com/sky_hooks.php

No idea how you hang them though.

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Hi.
On a star.
Rex.

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Of course!!!!

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8753191/Trail/searchtext%3ECLOTHES+RAIL.htm

These look good and you could put collapsible storage boxes along the bottom for underwear.

The fold up airers from Aldi open up a bit like a rotary washing line and seem quite sturdy when opened up. lots of hanging space too.

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/58_6008.htm

Aha ......... just what I'm looking for.  Thanks Surfs  Cos I'm a hanger-upper and with 7 humans to cater for, a couple of these will be perfect.

Eric.

Quote: Originally posted by nosjon on 10/6/2008

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Aha ......... just what I'm looking for.  Thanks Surfs  Cos I'm a hanger-upper and with 7 humans to cater for, a couple of these will be perfect.

Eric.

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 No prob. There are 6 of us so I think it will be very useful to us too and if I get the tent I'm after we can have a walk in wardrobe.

http://www.betterware.co.uk/productdetails.aspx?pid=038685&cid=926&language=en-GB

Stick these underneath. One for each person.