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Quote: Originally posted by rolph on 05/3/2013

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Like this: left is the mesh door and at the right the normal door. Such a door is also on the left, only it is rolled upwards.

At the right door you can see the mesh part above the window.

http://www.dewaardforum.nl/gallery/image.php?mode=medium&image_id=5809

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Quote: Originally posted by rolph on 05/3/2013

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When I looked at the pictures I also noticed the way the Cabanon has to be pitched... Pfff... The Velduil is much easier to pitch. Pitching in rainy weather with a loose ground sheet is a pain in the *** as well... Such problems are non existing a the DW models.

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Quote: I do like the look of this tent, in particular, but it does seem to have very many pegging points (and considerably more than the Cabanon Biscaya or Awaya?).

Quote: Originally posted by rolph on 06/3/2013

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at lidds0: When pitching you start by laying out the ground sheet with the cotton tent attached. And yes to enter the poles trough the door, but you assemble them inside and place them in the zip up pole sleeve.

This is easier as you already have the entire tent as one piece. And when it rains there is no water inside your tent...!!!!

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Quote: Originally posted by lidds0 on 06/3/2013

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The DW definitely has the design-edge if it has a mesh front panel as standard (I'm not too clear on this though, does the whole of the tent zip up and then the mesh panel zips down, or is it simply a panel for the door and another small one for the window?).

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