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Subject Topic: Warm Feet & Clean Floors - Outwell Carpet Post Reply Post New Topic
11/10/2012 at 6:42pm
 Location: East Yorkshire
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50 Warm Feet and Clean Floors with Outwell Carpets
Not only does a carpet enhance an Outwell tent’s head-turning good looks, but it provides extra insulation that encourages a camper to remove dirty footwear and enjoy the delights of walking barefoot on a soft warm surface.

Have you got an Outwell Carpet?
Or are you considering one?
Or are they just not for you?

Why not share your thoughts.



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11/10/2012 at 8:28pm
 Location: Kent
 Outfit: Outwell Glendale 5
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Hi we are new to camping this year, we were pursuaded to go camping for CarFest South and brought a Vango Beta 350. Loved it so much we came back & brought a Glendale 5. After looking at everyone's tents on here and the very nice carpets we decided to buy some. Unfortunately the Outwell carpets were pricey so brought
Gelert carpet for the main room and also a small matching one to go under the bed- so we were tempted by the Outwell carpets but didn't buy them. Love the feel of th carpet especially as we went away for a weekend 2 weeks ago and the Saturday night went down to about 4' but nice and snug. Looking forward to next yr. Sorry bit off topic.


11/10/2012 at 9:06pm
 Location: Ulverston South Lakeland
 Outfit: monty 6 deluxe Vango Asante 500
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Camped for years without carpets as they were not available for the tents we had. But now the bones are getting older and we've gained a couple of rugrats a carpet was a must for our montana 6, and quite honestly we wouldn't be without it now, after all rugrats need a rug to rat about on .

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12/10/2012 at 10:34am
 Location: oxfordshire
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We have the Virginia 5 & carpet & it is great so much more comfortable than walking on the groundsheet & yes we do take off our shoes before we come in.

Julie

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15/10/2012 at 11:03pm
 Location: North Herts
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I like having a carpet, and one that 'fits' is easier and safer than picnic rugs that ruck.

But, I don't like the fact that most of them slip.

We have one picnic rug that I love: it has a heavy feeling rubbery backing, with a warm non-pill fleece top. It stays put, feels warm underfoot and also folds up neatly.

But, our 2012 Outwell carpet, fits the tent great, but slides about. Wish I could buy the picnic rug (wedding gift so about 16 years old now) in larger sizes...




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15/10/2012 at 11:16pm
 Location: Chester
 Outfit: Outwell Virginia 5 +Camplet savanne
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I'd love a carpet.  Unfortunately whilst we can take off our muddy boots/wellies, we have a dog who would just traipse mud all over it.


16/10/2012 at 6:11am
 Location: East Yorkshire
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Depends what the quality of the outwell ones are like for next year. I'm after one for our vermont xlp but the quality this year has been shocking. They have been the poorest of all the manufacturers.

We use double sided Velcro to keep our carpets in place.

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16/10/2012 at 9:47am
 Location: Lancaster
 Outfit: Abbey Vogue GTS 417
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We got the carpet when we bought the XLP, & have found it to be fine, no slipping etc.

Ok, it seemed thinner than the vango carpet, but I guess it's like that to fold up small & make it lightweight.

We use the old Icarus 500 carpet in the panorama room.

And in the bedroom, it's 2 picnic rugs, though am after a cheap carpet to cover this area.

Love my carpets 17



16/10/2012 at 12:55pm
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I dont have an outwell carpet but we did purchase a carpet for our royal tuscon tent and it was a good buy - especially for evenings when you all sit down for a quick game or some lazing around. Think it was about £40 and it fitted the main area of the tent which was plenty for a family of four gathering. I can imagine it'll be even nicer to have that now the weather has gotten much colder.


17/10/2012 at 10:21am
 Location: Cumbernauld Scotland
 Outfit: Monty 6Icarus 500 Halo 300
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This year on my main holiday I had two carpets down in my Icarus 500...My old Gobi 4 carpet went in the enclosed awning...Vango carpet in the living space for the tent (which was meant to be a clean(ish) area) And for the sleeping pods I used a large piece of canvas that I cut from an old frame tent years ago which I use in the pods of all my tents...

Must say its really comfy having something underfoot on top of the groundsheet especially in the morning when getting dressed...But have to admit our clean area did not stay clean very long....Started off with the shoes/boots off rule when entering the tent but soon got fed up untying my walking boots when entering the tent every time so the clean(ish)area did not stay clean very long...Not a problem...As I live a rather cluttered existance generally.....My tent was described by someone as looking like a "Teenage boys bedroom" when they had a look in and compared it to someone else's tent...Again no problem as I have better things to do when off camping than run round with a hoover....

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11/8/2015 at 9:58am
 Location: None Entered
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Might be a stupid question but can you use an awning carpet in your tent? We have a skandika helsinki family tent and cant find one specifically for this type of tent but can find awning carpets that would fit. Thanks in advance x

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11/8/2015 at 10:11am
 Location: West Sussex
 Outfit: 6x4 Trailer + Mackenzie cabin 6XL
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Hi quietshoes we use an woven awning carpet in the extension
Of our tent works well , see no reason why you can't use it in the main
Tent put your heavier stuff in the corners.


28/8/2015 at 4:32pm
 Location: London
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Re keeping the floor clean, Crocs are brilliant for camping as they are so easy to slip on and off at the door. Learned this the hard way after we took walking boots and wellies on our first March camping trip! If you get them online you can get them without holes - much more practical for walking in the rain or dew soaked grass!


28/8/2015 at 6:36pm
 Location: North Kent
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We have picnic rugs, a super soft fleece one for the bedroom that goes under the airbeds (well mine anyway), and a huge one that all but fits the main room.



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