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30/8/2017 at 11:07am
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We cook in the porch area of our tent with the door rolled up in good weather or half rolled up in windy conditions, never had a problem. My only concern is fat from the frying pan splattering the side of the tent but touch wood never had a problem so far. As far as flooring goes I prefer to set up on grass so if any liquids are spilt it soaks into the ground, we have purchased some 600x600mm interlocking foam tiles from Aldi for the main walkway in case it gets too muddy and they work a treat.
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30/8/2017 at 5:28pm
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We use a Cabanon PN20 Utility Tent, and a butyle 1mm thick rubber pond liner works as the ground sheet.
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30/8/2017 at 5:58pm
Location: Ash Vale Surrey
Outfit: Outwell Lindale 3PA
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We have an Outdoor Revolution XL Outhouse. COmes with a groundsheet. Nice and big and very quick and easy to erect.
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30/8/2017 at 9:44pm
Location: Brigg North Lincolnshire
Outfit: Outwell Montana 6P
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Brunner Gusto 200 kitchen tent. £190 at Amazon. Just fantastic. I'd never cook in part of the main tent for safety reasons. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brunner-Kitchen-tent-Gusto-200x150/dp/B004NDRMTM
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31/8/2017 at 11:21am
Location: Beautiful Warwickshire
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If you want a separate tent for cooking in, you should consider the Quechua Base Seconds pop-up. Spacious, good headroom, lots of ventilation, and takes only a couple of minutes to pitch and guy out.
The tent is very durable; tmt friend's Base Seconds is five years old and has seen a lot of all-year-round use.
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/base-seconds-pop-up-camping-shelter-id_8208602.html
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31/8/2017 at 7:32pm
Location: Derbyshire
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I used to cook in a utility tent before we got the trailer tent. Just make sure you get one with a domed roof, ours just slopes to the back of the tent, the amount of nights I got up when it was pouring with rain to push the roof up and get rid of the ouddled water off the top.
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Kate
Trailer tent, caravan and too many tents!
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