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If you are able it is so much easier to make your own. For the new TT I have made all the lights and according to BH looks great and there were several people with light envy!
All you need is some cable, light fitting, plug, 3amp fuse, switch (optional) and then you can buy the collapsible paper shades that warm up the colour (we use the 4w LED warm bulbs). You can also make the cable as long as you need so no extension leads required.
Shout if you want more info.
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Nick
2017
April - New Forest(9)
May - Dorset (9)
August - Camping Le Pin Parasol, Vendee (18)
October - East Mersea (8)
and five nights in the one man tent!
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Topic: Hanging light for tent - recommendations?
Thanks for the suggestion though. 
