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23/8/2009 at 8:35pm
Location: Cheshire
Outfit: Cabanon Cancun
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how about something like this it has the advantage that the tables to the side can be left folded if required, The shelves in the cupboard need strengthing on the one I have though , Mine is branded Royal.
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23/8/2009 at 9:13pm
Location: Berkshire
Outfit: 2008 Bailey Pageant + nissan x-trail
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we have the outwell dauphin,not cheap around £80 but its top job,has a sink though we dont use it and has 2 compartments,one for food with shelves and the other will take our 6kg calor gas bottle though we use it to keep rubbish in..
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2008 Bailey Pageant Champagne series 6 with a Dorema Daytona Awning + Nissan X-Trail + Outwell Trout Lake pollycotton tunnel tent
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24/8/2009 at 9:12pm
Location: None Entered
Outfit: Outwelll Bear Lake 6
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Got a Royal aluminium camp kitchen from Jacksons of Old Arley - 37.99 plu delivery
First use this weekend so will let you all know how we get along
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24/8/2009 at 9:58pm
Location: Glossop - Gateway to the Dark Peak
Outfit: KAMPA Frinton 5 Outwell Nevada S
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I bought something very similar to this earlier this year. What impressed me greatly was that, compared to my old one, it is VERY sturdy, presumably due to the extra bracing and the fact that it has eight feet. It's been great.
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26/8/2009 at 6:48am
Location: South Staffs
Outfit: Vango Ventanas Cabanon Andorra & Calvi
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I've got one of these - had it for around 6 or 7 years now - really sturdy and with some workspace after placing my Camping Gaz chef on the top, cooking pans and food tins underneath, utensils hanging up and my Ikea thing (one of those containers made for their kitchen rails) hooked on the side for the knives & forks.
I found it much better than the slatted or wire varieties which I've owned in the past but I suppose it's down to personal preference.
The Sunncamp fits nicely into the kitchen bit of my tent.
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26/8/2009 at 10:19am
Location: North Yorkshire
Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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I bought a Sunncamp one at the end of last season and it is fab!
It has a large work surface, an under shelf for pots and pans, 2 side tables, lantern hook, shelf for spices etc..., hanging hooks.
Cost me £45 but haven't seen it this year so maybe discontinued now?
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good bit of kit bought ours last month from PJ camping £69.99 and free postage
