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Persondawnconnon
11/6/2013 at 6:48pm
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Nothing to add........just wanted to say that I do like that flowery windbreak. Do you think I could talk OH into buying one?!!

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Dawn


PersonSuzianna
14/6/2013 at 1:21pm
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Got an ALDI windbreak recently. It is wooden with a storage bag and is not as tall as other windbreaks so nice if you are short on space. It comes with guylines but you don't need them. Tested it the other week in a stiff breeze and when it was quite gusty and I was having a bbq and it didn't budge. Nice to have something that's not as long as the other beach style ones. You can't beat the wooden ones in my opinion, cheaper and better.

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Suzanna


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14/6/2013 at 3:47pm
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I love the flowery wind breaks where do you get them from!!!!
I have a beach style one which served it's purpose and is well worth the money
Suzanna I heard that the cheap ones are the best

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Persondk168
14/6/2013 at 8:23pm
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I started off with a cheapo stripey beach one and that did not last long as the stitching came undone after a couple of trips.

I moved on to a Khyam 4-pole canopy windbreak, and it served me well until I decided it would not look right with my retro looking Hypercamp Escala 4, so I bought a Blue Diamond 5-pole windbreak with a ivy/hedge pattern instead.

I always guy my windbreak no matter which one I use, as I lack the strength to drive the poles sufficient deep into the ground for them to be stable enough in the wind without being guyed.

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Personbry99
15/6/2013 at 9:08pm
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Blue Diamond, stood upto 45mph winds a few weeks ago. Brilliant windbreak and they do them in some lovely designs!

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Personalpiner
16/6/2013 at 7:42am
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PersonHEJC72
16/6/2013 at 12:12pm
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I got the flowery windbreaks from eBay for £14.99 each.


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Personmoonstone
16/6/2013 at 12:31pm
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we have a couple of the Pyramid dry stone wall design windbreaks...they stand up really well to the wind, but we always add some guys if the wind is going to be really bad...just in case...we used to have the cheaper stripey beach versions but the poles kept snapping if the wind became a bit gusty...

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