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Re: Shade Tent

Postby Verna » Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:47 am

If you're talking about the Paha Que/Little Guy 5x7 screen room...you do not have to go outside. There is a "tunnel" of about 12" of fabric that attaches the screen room to the mounting molding around the door. I kept my travel toilet in the screen room and didn't have to go "outside" during the night. It was great!!
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Re: Shade Tent

Postby HMK » Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:53 am

Thank you Verna, that's just what I was hoping!!!
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Re: Shade Tent

Postby wincrasher » Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:58 am

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I like the Paha Que canopy as seen from this pic of one of my trips. If you don't stake it down, you can drag it over to cover your trailer as needed, or use it to sit under. It's high enought that cooking smoke and heat doesn't effect it. Got it cheap from Amazon.
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Re: Shade Tent

Postby Verna » Thu Apr 10, 2014 9:28 am

Wincrasher, I have the Paha Que 12x12 canopy. I love it! I did buy an "open box" that just had the new green fabric (already have the poles from the orange one). The new green one has loops in the corners so you can attach side walls to it. Great for driving rain, wind or privacy.
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Re: Shade Tent

Postby wincrasher » Thu Apr 10, 2014 9:30 am

Cool. I have one of those screen/shade thingys for the awning on my big RV. I use clamps to hold it on to the orange fabric on occasion - a true red-neck setup if there ever was one, but it works.
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Re: Shade Tent

Postby Jim Edgerly » Thu Apr 10, 2014 9:44 am

We use a 10'x10' heavy duty easy up to place over The Schnoodle Shack. That gives us 2.5' on each side to get out of the rain while getting in/out, and removing wet jackets etc before climbing in. It also provides protection over the galley during the rain. We also have an LLBean screen house that we set up nearby. The screen house is 10'x10' (Woodlands model) and we have the optional rain fly/floor kit. We have survived near hurricane rain/winds in this thing, and not a single drop of water has gotten inside. You can have all 4 sides down, 3, 2, or no sides down with the rainfly, for rain protection or for privacy. We always have people admire it after he go through heavy storms, and they ask where they can get one. It is pricy though, at $259 for the screen house and $139 for the rain fly/floor kit. When we bought them about 5 years ago they were $200 & $100. Being LLBean they are guaranteed for life! Anything ever goes wrong, even after 50 years, and they will give you your money back...no questions asked. I know I sound like an LLBean commercial, but over the years I have used their no questions asked return policy many times, where as other company products I have just thrown them away and bought new ones...usually replaced with LLBean products when ever possible!

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