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RE: Windbreaks

in Making the most of that expensive pitch Sat May 29, 2021 6:08 pm
by monoboard | 359 Posts

Quick test out putting the Jomax up in the garden & so far I’m pleased with it. I think you might have to be careful hammering into a hard standing from a point of getting it back out again. I might put a cordless drill in my toolbox with just a slightly smaller drill bit than the poles just for hard standing to make removal easier.
I did spend a little time (being fussy) de-burring edges on the aluminium tubes that i considered slightly sharp but still pleased with it at this stage.



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#32

RE: Windbreaks

in Making the most of that expensive pitch Tue Oct 12, 2021 7:05 pm
by Inspecta_Gadget | 334 Posts

Hi,
Does the vision top fold up as tight as the vision seems to do in their photos?


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RE: Windbreaks

in Making the most of that expensive pitch Wed Oct 13, 2021 8:13 pm
by addisb | 184 Posts

Just to fire in my tuppence' worth on windbreaks: We decided to opt for the Kampa 5 panel Windbreak. The grey and black jobby with the bunch of poles.
Quite expensive I might add ! A DISASTER. The worst piece of junk we ever bought. I ended up cutting it up, permanently mounting 2 of the panels at the side of a deck in our back garden and turfing out the remainder. If anyone is thinking or investing: don't. I do like the idea of a windbreak which we like to use when using the Isabella Shadow so I need to but a more suitable one next season. Interested to read recommendations.
Chris


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