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02/1/2015 at 9:12pm
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Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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If it's This one you're looking for, then no, I can't help with sourcing one, but I would hasten to add that it will do you no harm, or diminish your street cred in any way, should you look beyond the badge, and consider a similar sized tarp from elsewhere that comes with lots of favourable comments and seems to be popular amongst many of us on here.
For that reason, I'd definitely be happy to recommend a DD Tarp. I'd suggest the 3m x 3m (Slightly smaller than the Outwell) or the XL, that comes in at 4.5m x 3m. They even do a 4m square.
They do come without poles, so you'd need to add them into the equation.
DD Tarps (Olive Green or Coyote Brown)
My recommendation for Telescopic Poles (In reality, they are black, not shiny silver like the pic!)
Here's the Olive Green DD XL "in the field" (Not used it over the front door, but can assure you it will work in exactly the same way as the Outwell tarp)...
More importantly, if you haven't already, take a look at Some of these threads for inspiration.
Let us know what you decide, and how you get on.
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Topic: Outwell Tarp
Funnily enough we saw someone at a site in the summer trying to put one up with just the two poles. We chuckled as they went through the same pointless process that we had and then put it away. I throughly recommend looking at the thread Mucker has linked above to get an idea of the different ways you can put up a tarp. Once you have the extra poles the uses are unlimited. We even used ours as a sun shade over the window in our lounge when it was really hot the other year.
