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02/7/2008 at 2:14pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit:  Monty 6 & Canopy
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Hi,

 

looking to replace plastic table that we use to keep all our food on etc.

Any recommendations on a good larder. I know some of them had really weak MDF shelves so I would like to avoid those.



02/7/2008 at 2:21pm
 Location: Prescot Merseyside
 Outfit: V.V 500 Outwell Colorado & Sprayway 5
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We don't use a larder...we use a plastic box with a lid that closes. I have looked at the larders but just never felt that they were not value for money.

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02/7/2008 at 3:01pm
 Location: essex
 Outfit: khyam xxl classic vw t25+khyam awning
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i have just taken delivery of a kitchen larder from towsure. Ordered it sunday and it arrived today.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/product/14616

Just put it together and am really impressed with it. It's even got feet on the bottm to level it! (it's sad what i get excited about)



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02/7/2008 at 4:40pm
 Location: West Scotland Helensburgh
 Outfit: ermmm too many to mention! up to 5 now
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We have the larder unit with Shelves they sell in argos

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3400315/Trail/searchtext%3ECAMPING+SHELVES.htm

Goes up in 5 mins (if your not my husband and put the poles in the right way up!) and plenty of space

 



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02/7/2008 at 8:20pm
 Location: Wiltshire
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6P
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Quote: Originally posted by JIM25 on 02/7/2008
I know some of them had really weak MDF shelves so I would like to avoid those.
You're not kidding. We've been looking for some time now at the multitude of options and, frankly, have been appalled and amazed at the quality of some larders/wardrobes out there - particularly when it comes to the shelving.

During our search what has become clear is that the best units, without exception, in terms of apparent quality are those from Outwell.

We opted for their Haiti model:



It is very well made, has the sturdiest of shelves by far (laminated and edged), uses quality fabric and has lightweight poles. It erects quickly/easy too which appears to be something of rarity based on reports from those with other makes.

Top marks from us.

Mathew

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02/7/2008 at 8:40pm
 Location: Dorset
 Outfit: Lots.mainly Cabanons!
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We're trying a novel approach for our next trips....we've bought three of these Ikea recycling boxes

What I disliked about a stack of plastic boxes was the rooting through the boxes and having to lift boxes off each other to find what I was looking for.

We use a plastic stack of drawers for cutlery, crockery, utensils and associated "stuff" and that works really well if you have space for it (which we do now).

We then carry a basics food bag in a coolbag which works OK but we then end up with various bags of food lurking around the tent which irritate me....so we're going to try replacing the basics bag with a box and then having the other two boxes (which stack inside each other to travel) for other food stuffs.   

I'll let you know how it works when we're back in a couple of weeks!

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02/7/2008 at 10:41pm
 Location: Hayle Cornwall
 Outfit: Honda CRV Bailey Bordeaux + tents
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We also bought the Outwell model similar to Matthews but it is a 6 shelf version (Outwell Jamaica) and it has a roll up slat top. The quality is superb and because it is low and long it fits in the Monty6 and we have now been able to get rid of our small table that housed the kettle and toaster. It cost about £60 but it is easy to see that it willlast ages. 

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02/7/2008 at 10:47pm
 Location: Hayle Cornwall
 Outfit: Honda CRV Bailey Bordeaux + tents
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Matthew, do you completely dismantle your unit when packing away. Surprisingly we noticed that if you remove the leg uprights then the unit collapses flat and fits the bag perfectly. We then just pop the legs on the top and zip the bag up. It literally makes it a 20 second job to put it together when you need it next. 

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02/7/2008 at 11:33pm
 Location: Wiltshire
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6P
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We do the same Nigel. Despite the instructions not making any mention of it I think that perhaps this is an intended option given the size of the bag - for our model it could have been made fractionally smaller if it were dismantled completely each time.

Mathew


02/7/2008 at 11:41pm
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 Outfit:  Monty 6 & Canopy
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Love the look of the outwell one. We have a Montty 6 so it sounds like it will fit in no problem.

I a determined this summer to try and keep the tent as uncluttered (is that a word?)as possible....and i havn't got anything new for ages.

Handy tip on packing it away aswell.



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03/7/2008 at 12:16am
 Location: hull
 Outfit: vango diablo 600
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well now this anwsered my new qustion i will go and get one in the morning they look great,just what i need to try the organised tent look this year,

 



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03/7/2008 at 7:46am
 Location: essex
 Outfit: khyam xxl classic vw t25+khyam awning
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Quote: Originally posted by nigel16 on 02/7/2008
Matthew, do you completely dismantle your unit when packing away. Surprisingly we noticed that if you remove the leg uprights then the unit collapses flat and fits the bag perfectly. We then just pop the legs on the top and zip the bag up. It literally makes it a 20 second job to put it together when you need it next. 
Thanks for the tip. I am going to try this with my towsure one and see if it still fits in the bag.

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