i have a full set of panels, just the zipper door section doesn’t have one.
Personal-size Screen House?
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MarkBC
, Sep 01 2017 09:05 PM
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Posted 18 August 2019 - 06:54 PM
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Posted 18 August 2019 - 06:58 PM
Vic, do you have any concerns about catching the tent on fire with the LRC running inside it?
of course! open flame inside a plastic room can easily become a plastic coffin. Hence the super low heat setting, and keeping it far enough away from the walls. Note I am not saying it is recommended or safe!
2015 Silverado 3500 crew cab 8' bed Diesel
2012 ATC Puma Shell build - https://www.wanderth...012-puma-build/
Power considerations thread - https://www.wanderth...e-power-scotty/
Building out an electrical system - So, you want to setup a good electrical system in your camper? - Electrical, Charging, Solar, Batteries and Generators - Wander the West
2012 ATC Puma Shell build - https://www.wanderth...012-puma-build/
Power considerations thread - https://www.wanderth...e-power-scotty/
Building out an electrical system - So, you want to setup a good electrical system in your camper? - Electrical, Charging, Solar, Batteries and Generators - Wander the West
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Posted 03 October 2019 - 06:16 AM
This looks like a bigger version of my my laundry basket
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 12:53 AM
This evening I used my Clam (brand) screenhouse for real - for need - for the first time. Some gnat-y critters were buzzing and biting a bit, so up it went.
Camped at Jones Lake State Park in southeast North Carolina.
Visibility from the inside to the outside is good, even though the screen is tightly-meshed no-see-um grade.
Some other campers walked by and saw me in there. I said: "I've been bad and I'm in detention". They laughed.
Camped at Jones Lake State Park in southeast North Carolina.
Visibility from the inside to the outside is good, even though the screen is tightly-meshed no-see-um grade.
Some other campers walked by and saw me in there. I said: "I've been bad and I'm in detention". They laughed.
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 02:28 AM
Looks pretty darn cozy for detention. Nice surroundings too!
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 02:40 AM
"Longleaf pines"...one of the common pine species in southern forests.... Nice surroundings too!
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 12:15 PM
This evening I used my Clam (brand) screenhouse for real - for need - for the first time. Some gnat-y critters were buzzing and biting a bit, so up it went.
Camped at Jones Lake State Park in southeast North Carolina.IMG_20191024_174407.jpg
Visibility from the inside to the outside is good, even though the screen is tightly-meshed no-see-um grade.
Some other campers walked by and saw me in there. I said: "I've been bad and I'm in detention". They laughed.
I purchased the same 6x6 clam and haven’t used it yet. Purchased for MN. camping. The mosquitoes are unbelievable at times. How was the setup and take down? Did it fit ok in its original sleeve for storage. Most of these things barely fit after use.
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 12:22 PM
It takes about one minute to put up; it helps to watch the videos. Take-down even quicker. It fits back in the bag just fine.I purchased the same 6x6 clam and haven’t used it yet. Purchased for MN. camping. The mosquitoes are unbelievable at times. How was the setup and take down? Did it fit ok in its original sleeve for storage. Most of these things barely fit after use.
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 12:27 PM
It takes about one minute to put up; it helps to watch the videos. Take-down even quicker. It fits back in the bag just fine.
Thanks for your review. The clam is going to get a work out next year. Heading on several bug infested fishing adventures.
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Posted 25 October 2019 - 09:52 PM
Clam . . . . . it's not just for bugs anymore . I posted this several years ago but it seems like a good fit for this thread. The Clam with panels worked well on this rainy weekend.
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