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24/7/2006 at 2:58pm
Location: swansea Outfit: Avondale corfu sunvalley 8
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The roof lining is to insulate, as AndyPandy says. It is just made of thin cotton material. like bedsheets, that clips to the roof poles with the clips like you hang the bedrooms with. The roof lining is for the front part of the tent.
We never used ours, only being summer campers, but when my sister bought the tent off us, she tried them out, didn't notice any difference in making the tent cooler, and found that she couldn't hang up her clothes on the roof poles, so took them down again. So I guess you don't really need them. Don't know if they make it warmer in winter?
Lynda, have you put the tent up yet? if you have, mark the poles with coloured tapes so you know what goes where next time. Tent instructions are notorious for being brief and almost useless. Once you have got the roof put together, insert the leg poles, but only halfway up, like on their knees, then put the canvas over the top, before raising it to full height.
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24/7/2006 at 3:26pm
Location: sunderland Outfit: vango venture 500 and suncamp chateau
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hi everyone thanks for that, weve got the tent up in back garden if you look in my gallery the 1st picture is when it was for sale on ebay, the 2nd and 3rd are from my mobile phone, taken about half n hour ago,
well just leave the roof lining out cos it loks like they are just to enhance the appearance, who cares if u can see poles in the ceiling, thats were we hang wet clothes from etc,
we did have a tent like this about 5 year ago a sunncamp but oly slept 4 and was not as long, it only has 1 lot of windows down the side this one has 2, i think it was called sunncamp villa,
we are going to colour code the poles with plastic tape, it will b easier than trying to work out from the diagram on the instructions supplied
well im t finish hanging the curtains inside cos my daughter and her friends are going to have a sleepover during the week in the tent,
lynda
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24/7/2006 at 5:03pm
Location: West Wickham Outfit: Cabanon Espace and others
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Hello
I have a Sunncamp palace and I think it may be the same. i always put the lining up as it helps keep the tent a bit cooler in the summer and I like the look.
Put the inner tents up first. these clip to the tent poles towards the back of the tent. the roof lining should then be the right size for the rest of the tent.
use the same metal clips which you use for the innter tents. These fit the loops on the roof lining to the tent poles.
I find the secret is to start by getting it the right way round. two of the sides will be totally straight whereas two of the sides are designed to line up with the upside down v shape of the tent. Once you have done that, you will find that the loops should line up with the roof poles. Just go round methodically. Let me know how you get on
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Tim
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24/7/2006 at 6:58pm
Location: sunderland Outfit: vango venture 500 and suncamp chateau
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hi yes you are right, the 1st picture from ebay is a different tent to one we got, if u look at the side were the doorway is rolled up, on our picture in garden we have the kitchen area there, our curtains are pink not yellow and the zips are red, also ours has the sunncamp logo on the front right as you look staright on, the ebay picture shows logo on left looking straight on, all i can think of was the lad who sold tent on ebay didnt have a picture to add so usedd a one from web of similar tent, the one weve got is actually bigger than the one on ebay, i think we got a canny bargain for 132 quid, daughter and friend are sleeping out tonight in it,
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